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Saulsberry J: Leading Without Shrinking

Leading Without Shrinking

The Pressure to Shrink and the Practice of Showing Up Fully

You got promoted. You proved yourself. And now you're doing work that doesn't match the role you're in - solving problems your team should own, avoiding conversations that would change everything, and wondering why the thing that used to work doesn't anymore.

The Right Altitude is built from real coaching conversations with senior leaders at companies like Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and AT&amp;T. It's not theory. It's the pattern - the same pattern that shows up in every leader who gets promoted past the point where their old playbook works.

Across 12 chapters and 48 named tools, executive coach Don Eash (MCC, ACTC) walks you through the inner game, the people game, the organizational game, and the long game of leadership. Every chapter gives you tools you can use this week - not frameworks to study, but mirrors to look into and moves to make.

This is the book for the role nobody prepared you for.

What Nobody Tells You About Being A Leader

The Right Altitude

Danny Oaks is not special.
He's just paying attention.
While most people learn how to perform, Danny learns how to listen-to tone, to gaps, to the space between what people say and what they mean. From a steel town outside Chicago to boardrooms, broken relationships, and everything in between, he starts to see a pattern:
The world rewards noise.
 But truth is always quieter.
A single phrase-"of the same melt"-becomes his internal compass. A way to measure people. Leaders. Systems. Even himself.
And what he discovers isn't dramatic.
 It's worse.
Most people don't lie.
 They just slowly stop telling the truth.
Of the Melt is about what happens when you notice... and refuse to play along.

An Ordinary Man's Stand for Truth in a Town Built on Power

Of The Melt

Leading with Power and Confidence

The Unapologetic Woman

Learn to be a better negotiator--and achieve the outcomes you want.If you read nothing else on negotiation, read this book. We've chosen a new selection of current and classic Harvard Business Review articles that will help you prepare for the conversations, identify win-wins, and secure powerful deals.This book will inspire you to: <ul><li>Control the negotiation before it begins</li><li>Rethink negotiation as a shared and equal exchange</li><li>Employ emotions--both positive and negative--to your advantage</li><li>Understand the rules for negotiating across cultures</li><li>Negotiate with confidence for a bigger role, title, or salary</li><li>Learn how to negotiate on your own behalf</li></ul>HBR's 10 Must Reads are definitive collections of classic ideas, practical advice, and essential thinking from the pages of Harvard Business Review. Exploring topics like disruptive innovation, emotional intelligence, and new technology in our ever-evolving world, these books empower any leader to make bold decisions and inspire others.This Updated and Expanded edition features new, breakthrough articles, additional short-form pieces, and a detailed discussion guide to give you and your team the tools you need for sustained success.

HBR's 10 Must Reads on Negotiation, Updated and Expanded

In Why Your Next CEO Could Be a Woman, Dr P Ernest Parker Jr, invites us to rethink what leadership looks like in today's world. Drawing on years of experience and thoughtful research, Parker shows how the qualities women naturally bring-empathy, collaboration, adaptability, and emotional intelligence-aren't just "nice to have" in leadership; they're essential for creating workplaces and communities that thrive.

The book takes us on a journey through history, spotlighting remarkable women who have shaped their times, and shows how companies and organizations today benefit when they embrace gender-diverse leadership. Backed by real data, case studies, and inspiring voices like Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee, Parker clarifies that when women lead, everyone wins.

At its heart, Why Your Next CEO Could Be a Woman is a celebration of the women who paved the way and a heartfelt call for businesses and institutions to embrace inclusive leadership as the key to a better, stronger future.

"I think women are foolish to pretend they are equal to men; they are far superior and always have been."
-William Golding

The Case for Women as Natural Leaders

Why Your Next CEO Could Be a Woman

How authentic are you as a leader?When was the last time you checked in with yourself and questioned how you of think, feel and behave? An organisation's leaders have a direct influence on its workplace culture. In this book you'll learn how to emerge from behind the masks you rely on, and to lead as your best professional self. Including practical examples an exercises, Stillman's book explores the latest developments in neuroscience, taking you on a powerful journey to deeper understanding, greater authenticity and next-level leadership. Improving the workplace experience - one leader at a time. 'A very easy and engaging read - a unique blend of pragmatic, scientific and interactive - a surprising a 'page-turner.' Eleanor Towsey, director 'If you're looking for someone who can bring out the very best in you and your team, I can't recommend Dominique highly enough. Five stars, without hesitation.' Ross Welham, chief operating officer

a guide to knowing yourself and being courageous

The Authentic Leader

Praise for Design Your Good Life "It's time to stop reacting to life and start designing it. Charles Lee will help you architect a life aligned with your unique values, skillset, and passions. The world needs you fully awake and fully alive, and this book will help you make your most meaningful contribution." -TODD HENRY, Author of Die Empty "Charles Lee has a natural gift for sparking inspiration and purpose, and this book carries that same spirit. A warm, encouraging guide that will nudge you toward building a more meaningful life." -BRYAN HOCH, New York Yankees Reporter, MLB.com "Charles offers a profoundly human invitation to design a life of meaning, contribution, and influence. His blend of personal storytelling and actionable frameworks makes this a compelling read for leaders at every stage of their journey." -BARBARA L. BECKER, Chair and Managing Partner, Gibson, Dunn &amp; Crutcher LLP "Design Your Good Life changed my thinking from trying to discover my purpose to actively designing it with an empathetic approach. I wish I had read this book years ago. The writing clarity cuts through the noise and distractions of our culture." -RALPH WINTER, Producer of X-Men movies and Tokyo Vice, and Head of Production, Sphere Studios "Charles is a world-class architect of ideas, and this book is a masterclass in how to bring your most important ideas to life and to live them every day. I highly recommend reading it, but more importantly, using it as a map to your 'good life.'" -JR KERR, CEO, Handshake Strategies

The Framework for Discovering Your Purpose, Actualizing Your Vision, and Amplifying Your Impact

Design Your Good Life

"When they're old enough, I'm going to give my two daughters this book. They need to read Khadijah's extraordinary story and learn how courage, positivity, and sheer willpower can overcome any obstacle." -- Malcolm Gladwell, New York Times bestselling author; host, Revisionist History podcast.A stirring account of how to gain--and own--your power.From growing up in 1980s Harlem to working at entertainment giants such as BET, MTV, and Nickelodeon, Khadijah Sharif-Drinkard has spent her life redefining what real power looks like.In Power Reimagined, she dismantles the myths we've been taught about power. Through raw, behind-the-scenes stories from both her childhood and her trailblazing career, she reveals that real power isn't handed to you--it's forged through strategy, courage, and an unshakable belief in your own worth.She takes readers inside high-stakes situations where she refused to settle for less and pivotal moments where audacity became her greatest asset. From her earliest dreams of success to the executive offices where she made those dreams real, Sharif-Drinkard reveals the moments that shaped her and the strategies that helped her lead with impact and integrity.Part fearless memoir, part inspirational guide, Power Reimagined is for anyone who's ever been overlooked, undervalued, or told they didn't belong. This book will inspire you to own your power and use it without apology.

My Mission to Get It, Grow It, and Give It Away

Power Reimagined

She Hit 50, Took Testosterone, and Lit the Fuse

The Hat and the Hill

Redefining Leadership

Global Icons and Innovators

Poets and Dreamers

The Last Normal Generation is not a nostalgia book. It's a recognition. A recognition that something shifted-not all at once, not dramatically, but gradually enough that most people didn't notice it happening. A recognition that the way we were raised, the way we learned to think, work, communicate, and relate to each other... doesn't quite match the world we're operating in anymore. And maybe more importantly, a recognition that the things we were taught weren't wrong. We just stopped using them.

This book begins in a time that feels almost impossible to explain to anyone who didn't live it. A time when you could leave the house for hours without being tracked, documented, or evaluated. When you didn't have an audience. When you weren't building a personal brand, managing a narrative, or thinking about how your life might be perceived in real time. You were just living it-messy, imperfect, occasionally brilliant, often ridiculous, but real.

There were no frameworks for how to grow. No systems for how to communicate. No carefully structured conversations designed to optimize outcomes. There were just a few simple, unspoken rules: be honest, work hard, don't be a jerk. That was the entire operating system. And somehow, it worked. Not perfectly, not consistently, but enough. Enough to build resilience without calling it resilience. Enough to develop confidence without having to announce it. Enough to understand people without reducing them to categories, labels, or personality types.

It was a world where you built a reputation over time, not a profile overnight. Where people experienced who you were instead of reading about it. Where mistakes didn't follow you forever, and growth didn't require a public statement. There was space-space to be wrong, space to figure things out, space to become who you were without constantly checking to see if it was acceptable. And then, slowly, that space started to shrink.

Not because anyone decided it should. Not because there was a moment where everything changed overnight. But because the environment evolved in ways that felt small at first and significant later. Meetings became more about performance than progress. Conversations became more structured, more filtered, more careful. Communication shifted from saying what you meant to saying what sounded right. And somewhere along the way, we started rewarding how things looked instead of how they actually were.


You'll also see it in the subtle but powerful ways people have adapted-sometimes without realizing it-to environments that reward how things appear over how they actually function. But this is not a book about blame. It's a book about recognition.

Because most of this didn't happen intentionally. People adapted to systems that rewarded certain behaviors. They learned how to communicate in ways that worked. They learned how to present themselves in ways that created opportunity. And over time, those adaptations became the default. The problem isn't that people are being fake. The problem is that they've gotten so used to the version that they've lost touch with what's underneath it.

The Last Normal Generation is for the people who feel that gap. The ones who can sense when something sounds right but isn't. The ones who remember a version of the world that felt more grounded, even if it wasn't perfect. The ones who still believe that being real matters-even when it doesn't always win the meeting.
Especially then.

We Were Raised Right. Then Everything Got Weird

The Last Normal Generation

All Pride, No Ego: A Queer Executive's Journey to Living and Leading Authentically, Special Edition

Leading Without Shrinking

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