New Book Releases In Business & Money: August 2023

Explore the newest additions in the Business and Money category, a handpicked assortment that aims to inform, inspire, and provoke thought. These titles span a range of topics, from in-depth biographies of luminaries like Elon Musk to practical guides on financial empowerment. Delve into the intricate dynamics of Silicon Valley, the storied pasts of American dynasties, or the mental roadblocks to achieving mastery. Penned by renowned authors, journalists, and industry trailblazers, each book offers a unique perspective on the multifaceted world of finance and entrepreneurship. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a curious novice, this collection promises to enrich your understanding and ignite your passion for business and personal growth.

Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson

Genre: Biography
Synopsis: An intimate portrayal of Elon Musk, detailing his childhood in South Africa, challenges with his father, and his journey to becoming a global innovator in electric vehicles, space exploration, and AI. The book provides insights from two years of shadowing Musk.
Recommended for: Those interested in entrepreneurship, innovation, and the life of Elon Musk.

PhDone by Dr. Allen Roda, Dr. Lauren Saunders, Kevin Anderson

Genre: Academic Guide
Synopsis: A comprehensive guide for doctoral candidates, breaking down the journey of writing a dissertation. It offers practical advice, resources, and tips for every step of the process.
Recommended for: Doctoral students and academic professionals.

Gambler by Billy Walters

Genre: Autobiography
Synopsis: The autobiography of Billy Walters, the legendary sports gambler. Walters shares his life story, betting techniques, and his relationship with golfer Phil Mickelson.
Recommended for: Sports enthusiasts and those interested in gambling strategies.

The Injustice of Place by Kathryn J. Edin, H. Luke Shaefer, Timothy J. Nelson

Genre: Social Science
Synopsis: A deep dive into extreme poverty in America, revealing that the most disadvantaged communities are rural. The authors explore the history and challenges of these regions.
Recommended for: Social scientists, policymakers, and those interested in socio-economic issues.

Deeper Than Money by Chloe Elise

Genre: Personal Finance
Synopsis: A guide for women to achieve financial confidence, ditch money shame, and build wealth without sacrificing their passions.
Recommended for: Women looking to improve their financial literacy and confidence.

Family Reins by Billy Busch

Genre: Biography
Synopsis: The story of the Anheuser-Busch dynasty, detailing the family's rise to power, their business successes, and their internal struggles.
Recommended for: History enthusiasts and those interested in business dynasties.

The PARA Method by Tiago Forte

Genre: Self-help
Synopsis: A guide on organizing digital information into four categories: Projects, Areas, Resources, and Archives. It offers strategies for managing information and enhancing focus.
Recommended for: Professionals and anyone looking to improve digital organization.

Going Infinite by Michael Lewis

Genre: Business Biography
Synopsis: The story of Sam Bankman-Fried, the world's youngest billionaire and crypto magnate. The book delves into his rapid rise and the subsequent challenges he faced.
Recommended for: Business enthusiasts and those interested in the cryptocurrency world.

Burn Book by Kara Swisher

Genre: Tech History
Synopsis: A critical yet humorous look at the tech industry and its founders. Swisher recounts the evolution of the digital sector and its impact on society.
Recommended for: Tech enthusiasts and those interested in Silicon Valley's history.

The First Rule of Mastery by Michael Gervais PhD, Kevin Lake

Genre: Self-help
Synopsis: A guide to overcoming the fear of others' opinions (FOPO) and embracing self-worth to achieve personal and professional goals.
Recommended for: Anyone looking to boost self-confidence and overcome self-doubt.

Astor by Anderson Cooper, Katherine Howe

Genre: Biography
Synopsis: A detailed account of the Astor family, their rise to prominence in America, and the challenges they faced over generations.
Recommended for: History buffs and those interested in American dynasties.

Worthy by Jamie Kern Lima

Genre: Self-help
Synopsis: A guide to building self-worth, overcoming self-doubt, and embracing one's true potential. Lima offers actionable steps to transform one's life.
Recommended for: Individuals seeking personal growth and self-improvement.