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Written by Sun Tzu in the 6th Century BC, the Art of War now stands as a definitive distillation of ancient military Strategy.

Robin Sharma's Extraordinary Leadership is an inspirational program aimed at bringing out the leader in all of us.

In this Google Talk David Allen introduces some of the ideas in his bestselling book and time management system Getting Things Done.

In this interesting talk delivered by bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell, he explores how the food industry went from looking for the perfect single spaghetti sauce recipe to a more diverse approach of creating a variety of spaghetti sauces to suit the desires of shoppers.

Written in China over two thousand years ago, The Art of War provides the first known attempt to formulate a rational basis for the planning and conduct of military operations

Barry Schwartz, author of The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less, discusses some of the observations he makes in his book in this talk from the TED conference.

With Iron Will, Author Orison Swett Marden draws from several resources and stories to demonstrate how human will alone is often the deciding factor in personal success.

Ad man Rory Sutherland takes a look at his profession and shows how advertising makes regular things valuable and that this perceived value is often just as satisfying as what we consider "real" value.

While businesses are obsessed with measuring the metrics of the tangible elements of their business, hotelier and author of Peak: How Great Companies Get Their Mojo from Maslow Chip Conley makes a strong case for businesses to measure the intangibles of business such as the feelings of customers or whether the employees find their work meaningful.

37signals co-founder and Rework author Jason Fried makes some provocative suggestions regarding why work doesn't get done in the workplace.