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Shannon Skinner is an author, consultant, speaker, host of the web TV talk show, Extraordinary Women TV with Shannon Skinner, and a contributing blogger to the Huffington Post. What she has discovered along her journey is that the foundation of business success is – first and foremost – to feel successful as a person. These books are some of her inspirational sources

Leanna Crouch is the President and Executive Producer of Lively Media, which she launched five years ago after two decades in the business. What inspired her to take this route in such a competitive industry? Pages from the following books certainly led her on the right path

Tom Powers is the President and Executive Producer of Open Door Co., as well as the Executive Producer of Intervention Canada. If that wasn't enough, he was also the Executive Producer of HBO Addiction Series 'Cracked no Broken'. With a strict sense for "Content That Matters," here are the pages that have had a major impact on his life and work

Many young professionals feel guilty reading, feeling they really should be doing work, errands or devising the next best plan to advance their careers. Summer, however, seems to alter that mentality and most YPs have at least one good book on the go to read poolside, on the beach or on the dock. Here are our top summer reads

Greg Rubidge is the President of Syndicado, a film library for all digital platforms, and the Founder of online streaming site ilovedocs.com. As heavily immersed as he is in the film industry, he's also an avid reader and attributes some of his best life advice to the following pages

Joanna Track knows a thing or two about entrepreneurship, having launched two very successful companies already in her young career. What's the secret to her success? Maybe you'll find it within the pages of these books

Over the past 25 years, Bruce Miyashita has combined "left brain" scientific methods, analytical tools, and statistics with "right brain" approaches from the arts and humanities to improve operations and to stimulate change. You can bet reading played a major role in his professional development, like these three must-reads to help generate insights in and for your business career