Books by John C. Maxwell

This book isn't just for sports enthusiasts; it's for anyone seeking inspiration and guidance in their personal and professional lives. Sanders' message is clear: with dedication, hard work, and the right mindset, anything is achievable. He doesn't just preach; he shares candidly about the highs and lows of his life, from championship victories to battles with depression, making his message relatable and impactful.

In “Winning With People,” leadership expert John C. Maxwell introduces 25 People Principles to build meaningful and lasting relationships in your life. By learning how to build connection, trust, and synergy, you can create productive relationships in any area of your life!

Full-time motivational speaker and bestselling author John C. Maxwell, a former priest, has written more than 70 books during the last four decades, but, arguably, none of them enjoys the rock status of his 1998 classic, “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership.” Even those who think it’s cheesy (looking at you, Ann Grevers), agree that Maxwell’s guidelines work and can do a lot of good to anyone who applies them in their lives. Even today, 20 years and a million leadership books later, Maxwell’s well-researched, insightful, and sometimes amusing “irrefutable laws of leadership” are well worth your time. “What’s so special about them?” – you might wonder. Well, correct us if we’re wrong, but not many of the books have the power to both grab your attention and to be as perfectly structured as a mind-map. Just like most of Maxwell’s books, the content of “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership” is already a draft-summary and thus serves as a perfect reminder for whenever you want to put your newly acquired knowledge in use. In addition to that, Maxwell’s writing is impeccably clear, quite motivational, simple as an elementary schoolbook, and – yes – cheesy. But, to paraphrase Pam from The Office, we like cheesy. Let us tell you why.