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A curated collection for business, learning and everyday life — each find chosen with a short note on why it earned its place. Right now the shelf leans toward books; more of life gets added as good finds do.
Gray Marble PU Leather Desk Organizer
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Building a StoryBrand 2.0
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The Find of the Moment · Chosen by the editor
Building a StoryBrand 2.0
Donald Miller's updated framework for writing marketing copy customers actually understand.
A practical checklist for clarifying what you offer and why it matters — useful whenever a sales page or homepage needs a rewrite.
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Curated with a point of view.
Collection No. 01 · Business
The Founder's Shelf
Four books for the season when the business needs a clearer message, a narrower focus and systems that don't live only in your head.
Pair it with an Evolution Press® workbookBuilding a StoryBrand 2.0
Donald Miller's updated framework for writing marketing copy customers actually understand.
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Good to Great — Jim Collins
The classic study of what separates enduring companies from average ones.
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The Lean Startup — Eric Ries
The playbook for validating ideas quickly instead of building in a vacuum.
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The E-Myth Revisited — Michael E. Gerber
Why most small businesses stay small — and the systems mindset that changes it.
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Collection No. 02 · Mindset
The Better Thinking Collection
Two reads about the quieter work: rethinking what you assume, and building habits small enough to keep.
Think Again — Adam Grant
A case for treating your own assumptions as drafts — the chapter on 'confident humility' is the standout.
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Atomic Habits — James Clear
The 1%-better framing pairs naturally with the EVOLVE philosophy, and the 'systems over goals' chapter is the one to revisit before a new quarter.
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The CEO Desk
Four books for the person making the decisions: a clearer message, a narrower focus, a tested idea and systems that outlast the founder's memory.
Pair it with an Evolution Press® workbookBuilding a StoryBrand 2.0
Donald Miller's updated framework for writing marketing copy customers actually understand.
View on Amazon — Building a StoryBrand 2.0 (opens Amazon in a new tab)Good to Great — Jim Collins
The classic study of what separates enduring companies from average ones.
View on Amazon — Good to Great — Jim Collins (opens Amazon in a new tab)The Lean Startup — Eric Ries
The playbook for validating ideas quickly instead of building in a vacuum.
View on Amazon — The Lean Startup — Eric Ries (opens Amazon in a new tab)The E-Myth Revisited — Michael E. Gerber
Why most small businesses stay small — and the systems mindset that changes it.
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No. 01 · Technology & Creator Tools
UBeesize Ring Light with Phone Tripod
A lighting and phone-mount setup to explore for recording videos, filming product demonstrations, and creating social media content.
- Why it's here
- A potential starter tool for entrepreneurs and creators building a simple home content setup.
- Best for
- Beginner content creators, solo business owners, and people recording videos at home.
- Skip if
- You already have adequate lighting and a stable phone mount, need professional studio-quality lighting, or plan to record with a camera setup that isn't compatible with the included phone holder.
No. 02 · Books & Learning
Gray Marble PU Leather Desk Organizer
A useful blend of function and style for anyone who wants their workspace to feel more intentional. Pair it with a coordinating desk pad, a favorite notebook, and a quality pen for a polished desk setup.
View on Amazon — Gray Marble PU Leather Desk Organizer (opens Amazon in a new tab)No. 03 · Business & Entrepreneurship
Building a StoryBrand 2.0
A practical checklist for clarifying what you offer and why it matters — useful whenever a sales page or homepage needs a rewrite.
View on Amazon — Building a StoryBrand 2.0 (opens Amazon in a new tab)Editor's note · No. 04
A gentler starting point than the 2.0 edition — the same framework in its original, shorter form.
On Building a StoryBrand (Original)
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Books & Learning
Think Again — Adam Grant
A case for treating your own assumptions as drafts — the chapter on 'confident humility' is the standout.
View on Amazon — Think Again — Adam Grant (opens Amazon in a new tab)Business & Entrepreneurship
Good to Great — Jim Collins
The 'Hedgehog Concept' alone is worth the read — a clean tool for narrowing focus when a business is pulling in ten directions.
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The Lean Startup — Eric Ries
The case for launching small on purpose — test the idea before investing in production.
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The E-Myth Revisited — Michael E. Gerber
The source of 'work on your business, not in it' — and a gentle push toward documenting systems earlier than feels necessary.
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Atomic Habits — James Clear
The 1%-better framing pairs naturally with the EVOLVE philosophy, and the 'systems over goals' chapter is the one to revisit before a new quarter.
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Business & Entrepreneurship · Kindle
Launching Your First Digital Product
A Beginner's Guide for Entrepreneurs
By Kiea Wise · Evolution Press®
The step-by-step starter guide for turning an idea into a real, sellable digital product — pricing, packaging, and launch structure without the overwhelm.
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Marketing & Sales · Kindle
Turning Interest into Sales
Converting Clicks into Customers: Mastering Content for Sales Success
By Kiea Wise · Evolution Press®
How to move readers from curiosity to purchase — a practical playbook for content that actually converts, from hook to checkout.
Business & Entrepreneurship · Kindle
Building a Profitable Sales Funnel
A Step-by-Step Workbook to Attract, Convert, and Turn Leads into Loyal Customers
By Kiea Wise · Evolution Press®
A guided workbook for designing a funnel that fits your business — from first touch to loyal customer — with prompts, templates, and repeatable structure.
A note from the editor · Issue No. 01
Fewer, better recommendations.
A find earns its place by being genuinely useful — for building a business, learning something worthwhile, or making everyday life work a little better. Each one comes with a short note on why it's here, and finds are removed when they stop earning their place.
When a find carries a label such as "Personally Tested" or "Editor's Pick," that label means exactly what it says. Amazon sets all prices and availability.
With care, Kiea
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