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Financial Autonomy by Paul Benson is a book anyone can easily engage with. The first part is around goal setting and cash flow and these should be taught in schools as they are invaluable lessons no matter your situation. The book creates a common level of knowledge and with the associated workbook and questions gives a good base to start making informed decisions.

Danielle Ecuyer and her new book Shareplicity has been making the news. If you are interested in investing in the share market and personal finance, click on the links to read excerpts, listen to radio interviews and read reviews.

I would recommend Rules of Belonging by Fiona Robertson to other readers, in particular leaders in organisations that are trying to increase business agility while knowing that the system needs to change to support it. And those organisations that still cling to outdated management methods.

For years now, organisations of all sizes and across all industries have been grappling with the challenge of accelerating women into leadership po...

Karen Morley's new book Beat Gender Bias has caused widespread media interest, not least this huge excerpt in The Weekend Australian.

Beat Gender Bias by Karen Morley provides practical direction and hope, fuelled by the reality that inclusion is better for everyone; humans and business. The world is rapidly changing so we must all change too and this is the handbook to make it happen.

If I had to write down all the questions I might have as a property investor, Rules of the Lending Game by Stuart Wemyss (published by Major Street Publishing) answers them all.

Leadership expert and author of Lead Like a Coach, Karen Morley, has shared her thoughts on 'why people are not engaged at work and what you can do about it' with Smart Company.