Holiday Reads Recommended by Auziros

No matter if you’re trying to create business, a social media presence, or make a bigger impact. Gary’s latest book Crushing It! helps give insight and perspective on how to conduct yourself and bring value to others in a modern world!
— Jim Morrison

This quick read takes you on a enjoyable journey about a powerful universal business idea of putting the customer first and giving undeniable value to create long lasting business relationships built on mutual success.
— Jim Morrison

Cannot say enough about this book. Great balance between stories and applicable work. Most tangible business book I have personally read.
— Caroline Nealey

This short book — gifted to me a number of years back by a Microsoft exec — is one of those I keep handy and re-read often. It reiterates the concept of experimenting, being unafraid to “poke the box” and learn from what happens. You can apply this both to your professional and personal life.
— Clayton Moulynox

A concise, well-organized and valuable book on how to run and scale up a business. The book provides straight-forward, practical advice on attracting the right people and getting them in the right jobs, creating a strategy to differentiate the business, setting priorities as part of executing on the strategy, and how to manage the financials, particularly cash, to stay in the game while you do all the rest.
— Yvonne Wilson

This is a powerful book that promotes change from the inside out. Whether in your personal or professional life, these 7 habits are incredibly useful and practical — especially around the holidays when you are surrounded by family and tight work deadlines!
— Andreas Christofakis

Using our brain takes a lot of effort. In order not to do use it for every action, we create habits. Habits can help us be better and more productive not just in our personal lives, but can also change the course of companies. This book is a very good joining of theory of habits with real, existing examples of how they can be used to change personalities, companies and even the world.
— martin "Gonto" gontovnikas

As I took the acting role of VP, Product, I decided to read a lot of product related books to beef up even more my existing knowledge. Inspired was by far the best book that describes how good, cohesive product teams should work
— martin "Gonto" gontovnikas

The godfather of cyberpunk is writing novels again and I could not be more excited. Gibson coined the term “cyberspace” in 1982. His books are dense, well written and thought-provoking.
— Bobby Johnson

A trip through memories will warm your heart and give you hope. How to Stop Time makes you want to stop time and keep reading well into the night.
— Caroline Nealey

Because once in a while we all need to get out of our head. Murakami’s writing is different to say the least, and it is imaginative and has its own pace. Once you emerge yourself in the storyline, it’s as if you’ve travelled to another realm that forces you to look at the outside world in a new light.
— Dasha Nikitina

Harari has done it again — much like its predecessors, Sapiens and Homo Deus, this book is a clear-eyed analysis of the big challenges humankind faces today. Deeply insightful, albeit frightening here and there. Highly recommended!
— Vittorio Bertocci

If you’ve ever felt uncomfortable at social events, or want to learn what makes people tick this book is for you! It’s full of actionable tips backed up by scientific research.
— Annybell Villarroel

I think having a growth mindset is key to succeed. One of the best ways to continually grow and learn is from feedback. However, getting feedback is hard since it might hurt our feelings and might put us in a defensive mode. This book has amazing tips on how to take feedback in a better way.
— martin "Gonto" gontovnikas

If you want to think and write with greater clarity, this is your book — just reading it will alter your approach.
— Jenny O’Brien