Category: Business & Management Review: The category of business and management is one that encompasses a wide range of topics related to the effective leadership and management of organizations. This collection of books offers insights into various aspects of this field, from quiet leadership to handling stress and performing under pressure. Quiet Leadership by Susan Cain is an excellent book for anyone looking to improve their leadership skills. The author argues that introverted leaders are often overlooked in favor of extroverted ones, but that they have unique strengths that can be leveraged to great effect. This book provides practical advice on how to cultivate quiet leadership qualities and build strong relationships with team members. Liderazgo tranquilo (Indicios no ficción) by Ignacio Ramos is a Spanish-language edition of Quiet Leadership, making it accessible to readers in that language. The author emphasizes the importance of empathy and emotional intelligence in leadership, and provides examples from his own experience as a leader to illustrate these concepts. Mi árbol de navidad (Deportes) by Carlos Suarez is another Spanish-language book on business and management, this time focused specifically on sports. The author draws on his extensive experience working with professional athletes to provide insights into the mindset and habits of successful leaders in that field. Carlo Ancelotti: The Beautiful Game of an Ordinary Genius by Carlo Ancelotti is a biography of one of the most successful soccer coaches of all time. The book provides a behind-the-scenes look at how Ancelotti achieved his success, and offers valuable lessons for aspiring leaders in any field. Quiet Leadership – Wie man Menschen und Spiele gewinnt by Susan Cain is the German edition of the same book as above, making it accessible to readers in that language. The author emphasizes the importance of empathy and emotional intelligence in leadership, and provides examples from her own experience as a leader to illustrate these concepts. The Pressure Principle: Handle Stress, Harness Energy, and Perform When It Counts by Mary Jo Rapini is an excellent book for anyone looking to improve their performance under pressure. The author draws on her extensive experience working with athletes and executives to provide practical advice on how to handle stress and harness energy in high-pressure situations. Jamie Vardy: From Nowhere, My Story by Jamie Vardy is an autobiography of the English soccer player who rose from obscurity to become a key member of Leicester City's 2016 Premier League title team. The book provides insights into how Vardy developed his skills and mindset as a leader on the field, and offers valuable lessons for aspiring leaders in any field. It Shouldn’t Happen to a Manager by Ken Robinson is an excellent book for anyone looking to improve their leadership skills. The author argues that many managers are trapped in outdated thinking about how to lead effectively, and provides practical advice on how to break free from these constraints and become more effective leaders. Carlo Ancelotti: Die Biografie (German Edition) by Carlo Ancelotti is the German edition of the biography of one of the most successful soccer coaches of all time. The book provides a behind-the-scenes look at how Ancelotti achieved his success, and offers valuable lessons for aspiring leaders in any field. Leaders: Myth and Reality by Richard Branson is an excellent book that challenges many common assumptions about leadership. The author argues that traditional notions of leadership are often misguided, and provides practical advice on how to become a more effective leader in today's fast-changing world. Overall, this collection of books offers valuable insights into various aspects of business and management, from quiet leadership to handling stress and performing under pressure.