From productivity expert Chris Bailey, and bestselling author of How to Calm Your Mind, comes a new approach to finishing what you start.

Setting goals is easy. Finishing them is the challenge. In Intentional, productivity expert Chris reveals the surprising truth: willpower isn’t enough. The secret to accomplishing your goals lies in being more intentional.

Chris distills a decade of deep research on productivity to deliver a profound, practical, and counterintuitive roadmap to getting things done. Forget endless to-do lists and a never-ending workload. To reach your goals, you have to structure your daily actions around what’s most important to you — and let go of the rest.

Integrating the science of desire, values, and procrastination with the wisdom of Buddhist monks, Intentional: How to Finish What You Start empowers readers to build a life of true purpose and accomplishment. It offers practical strategies for following through on our goals, including how to:

When disruption strikes, most leaders freeze. The best ones become fluent.

In a world where change is the only constant, fluency isn’t optional. It’s essential. In his new book, Change Fluency, Jay Kiew reveals nine principles that separate leaders who merely survive disruption from those who drive it drawing from real-world case studies. Just as you master a new language, he says, you can use change fluency to translate uncertainty from challenge into opportunity.

Part parable, part playbook, Change Fluency: Nine Principles to Navigate Uncertainty and Drive Innovation equips managers, executives, and leaders to discover what’s possible, design the future, and differentiate from the standard when everything feels the same. Complete with practical exercises and a companion AI coach, this isn’t just another change management book. It’s your guide to making innovation work for you.

When the world feels divided and the future uncertain, does holding onto hope seem unthinkable? In I Hope So, Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe, the award-winning author of Stress Wisely and Calm Within the Storm, shows you how to use the power of neuroscience, physiology, and psychology to access a well of hope that already exists within you.

As an acclaimed behavioural educator and resiliency expert, Robyne has taught countless individuals and organizations to face the future with confidence. Now, with her new book, she is helping others live hope-filled even on their darkest days.

I Hope So: How to Choose Hope Even When It’s Hard proves that hope is an essential force propelling the human experience by inspiring action and igniting personal transformation. Revealing the scientific evidence for how hope makes you stronger, braver, and kinder, Robyne gives you practical tools to access and cultivate it in your own life. Readers will also learn how hope activates the brain’s natural ability to bounce back from setbacks and gain tools to build resiliency even in challenging circumstances.