If it feels like everybody and everything has their own blog, social media fan club, and/or video channel, it’s because that’s not far from the truth. Businesses, organizations, brands, and individuals are under tremendous pressure to not only attract and retain followers, but keep them engaged and entertained.
Read just about any start-up story, and you’ll come away with the impression that building a successful business means compromising on sleep, sacrificing your hobbies, and dedicating yourself 24-7 to the cause. It doesn’t have to be that way, insists Lee LeFever, co-founder of the wildly successful educational video company Common Craft.
With her infectious enthusiasm, we can’t help but join Jennifer Louden in a happy dance as we welcome her to the Page Two authors club!
A pioneer in personal growth, Jen helped launch the concept of self-care with her first bestselling book, The Woman’s Comfort Book.
Andrew Davis is a lot of things: a wildly successful marketer, in-demand keynote speaker, bestselling author—and now, forthcoming Page Two author.
Andrew has built and sold a digital marketing agency, produced for NBC, and worked for The Muppets, and we’re so thrilled to be working with him on a book about how brilliant brands can turn micro-moments into big business.
Not only does our brilliant editorial director Amanda Lewis bring joy to the Page Two team with her penchant for leaving quirky motivational messages on sticky notes around the office, her depth of knowledge and uncanny ability to get the best out of all the authors she works with are unparalleled.
We are thrilled to announce that we are working with entrepreneur, angel investor, and technology leader Jeff Booth on an exciting book that will challenge people to design a new kind of future.
One of the most rewarding aspects of our work is seeing authors’ insights and wisdom gain recognition. So you can imagine the reaction we’re having to seeing Bob Joseph land not one, but TWO books on Canada’s national nonfiction bestseller lists this week!
We are excited to share the news that we will be working with award-winning entrepreneur, author and speaker Janice McDonald, on a book that features personal stories of triumph from fearless women and girls.
If you hear some strange pronunciations coming from the Page Two offices, it’s because we’re practicing saying “bestseller” in a multitude of languages!
Since we first began our Railroader journey with author Howard Green, it has been full-steam ahead, with one success after another.
This painstakingly researched biography of four-time CEO Hunter Harrison—informed by Howard’s years of personal conversations with Harrison and his family and colleagues, conducted—immediately soared to the top of the non-fiction bestseller list, and the accolades just kept coming!
It’s the sequel Canada’s been waiting for! Page Two author Bob Joseph, Hereditary chief and Indigenous relations trainer, took the publishing world by storm last year with his national bestseller, 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act, an eye-opening book that illuminated the repercussions of Canada’s Indian Act on generations of Indigenous Peoples.
It’s the little book that could! We’re beyond thrilled that Page Two author Rumeet Billan has been recognized with a prestigious Nautilus Book Award for her inspiring and thoughtful picture book, Who Do I Want to Become?
