Rand Fishkin is the co-founder and CEO of SparkToro. He’s dedicated his professional life to helping people do better marketing through his blogging, videos, speaking. He speaks to Subhnajan Sarkar on his book, Lost and Founder.

Brant Pinvidic is an award-winning film director and veteran television producer of 300 television and film projects. He wrote ‘The 3 Minute Rule’ to teach how anyone can benefit from his ‘Inform and Lead’ model by Saying less and eventually getting more.

Amos Schwartzfarb wrote Sell More Faster – a comprehensive playbook to identify product market direction and product market fit, models and best practices for sales funnels, pricing, compensation, and scaling.

The two books by Thomas J. Williams focus on real challenges faced by salespersons. Inspired by questions asked by participants in sales workshops, the books tackle challenges of selling complex products and illustrate real situations.

Rob Hartnett’s “It’s All Possible” is a motivational book that aims to inspire people to dream bigger and reach higher goals through a four-step possibility system. It is about shifting the mindset and setting higher benchmarks, rather than remaining at mundane levels. Rob looked at high-performance sportspersons to develop his framework.

Stu is a Hall-of-Fame-nominated marketer and Wall Street Journal cartoonist and brings a unique perspective to marketing that involves creativity and utility. His second book, “Get The Meeting” is about getting a face to face meeting through contact marketing.

Catherine B. Roy’s book “Live from Your Heart and Mind” comes from 10 years of research in varied scientific fields. It aims to provide an elegant system for development of emotional and intellectual development. It covers the most important aspects of life including balance, happiness, love, relationships, emotional stability, overcoming obstacles and solving personal problems.

Diane Helbig ’s book dispels common myths about selling and closing sales. One of these commonly held beliefs is that everyone we meet is a potential customer. This is a complete fallacy. We are told that just being convincing or eloquent will result in a sale. This is wrong, obviously. The only way there can…