10 Audiobooks to Sharpen Your Business Skills

10 Audiobooks to Sharpen Your Business Skills Looking for a book to help you boost your career? Sanjay Singhal, the entrepreneur behind Audiobooks.com, shares his top 10 picks with us. 1.Talk Like TED The 9 Public Speaking Secrets of the Worlds Top MindsCarmine GalloTED Talks are the new gold standard for compelling presentations. This book gives readers the inside scoop on what makes a great presentation, analyzing popular TED Talks to reveal what makes them work and how you can make your presentations more engaging,too.2.Drive The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us Daniel H. PinkWhat drives us to succeed? This compelling, author-narrated book uses anecdotes and keen insights to explore what motivates people so that you can learn to improve your own motivation and help motivate your staff and customers as well.3.Creativity, Inc. Ed Catmull and Amy WallacePixar Animation Studios became one of the most beloved and respected companies in the world because of its creative, inspirational culture. This book takes a look behind the scenes to find out what makes the company tick, exploring the principles and methods that create such a strong and unique working environment.4.Getting to Yes How to Negotiate Agreement Without Giving In Roger Fisher and William UryLife presents us with endless opportunities for negotiation, from orchestrating corporate mergers to persuading children to eat their vegetables. This audiobook provides insights and principles that can help you become a better negotiator and get what you want in life.5. Essentialism The Disciplined Pursuit of LessGreg McKeownAn audiobook committed to the principle that less is more,Essentialismgives an overview of time management strategies that help readers focus on doing fewer tasks but doing them better, both professionally and in the personal sphere.6. When to Rob a Bank and 131 More Warped Suggestions and Well -Intended Rants Stephen J. Dubner and Stephen D. LevittIn this book, the authors of the groundbreaking bestsellerFreakonomicsbring their unique analytical powers to bear on more unusual subjects, providing listeners with the tools to analyze problems and assess situations in brand new ways.7. Decisive Chip Heath and Dan HeathWhy do people make bad decisions? Can we train ourselves to make smarter choices? This book, which is ideal for Malcolm Gladwell and Daniel Kahneman fans, provides new techniques for sounder decision-making.8.How to Win Friends Influence People Dale CarnegieA perennial favorite for decades, this classic version of the book provides broad-stroke outlines of how influence works in relationships and gives listeners strategies they can use to bolster their own ability to manage relationships and get what they want out of life.9. Lean In Sheryl SandbergWomen face unique challenges in the workplace, and this narrated book examines both pitfalls and success stories, i nspirationally exploringhow women can leverage their talents, skills, and abilities to succeed as leaders.10. Good to Great Why Some Companies Make the Leap and Others Dont Jim CollinsSuccess depends on the right leader and the right team. This classic is appropriate for leaders in companies of all sizes, providing a blueprint for assembling a winning team and choosing an appropriate leadership style.