
Titles in This Set
Data Means Business
Mind Hacking
The One Thing
Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
/ 9781501105661 / 9781444798845
Publisher: Rethink Press / Simon & Schuster / John Murray Learning
Overview
This three-book paperback set gathers three standout titles for readers who want sharper thinking and better results at work and in life. Data Means Business shows leaders how to build a genuinely data-driven culture that scales. Mind Hacking delivers a 21-day method for rewiring negative thought patterns into lasting mental clarity. The One Thing distills productivity down to a single, powerful question: what's the one thing that makes everything else easier or unnecessary? Together, they form a practical library for anyone chasing focus, resilience, and measurable business impact, whether at a desk, in a boardroom, or building a personal routine.
About the Books
Data Means Business, by Barry Green and Jason Foster, tackles a problem every modern organization faces: turning raw data into real business value. Drawing on their combined experience as a chief data officer and a data-focused entrepreneur, the authors lay out a pragmatic roadmap for building data governance, analytics maturity, and a culture where decisions are guided by evidence rather than guesswork. It's aimed squarely at leaders navigating digital transformation who need a plan, not just theory.
Mind Hacking, by Sir John Hargrave, treats the brain like a computer that can be reprogrammed. Hargrave, who overcame his own struggles with anxiety and addiction, developed a three-step, 21-day training program: analyze, imagine, and reprogram. The book walks readers through identifying destructive thought loops and replacing them with habits that support calm, focus, and long-term change, making it a popular pick for anyone working on mindset alongside productivity.
The One Thing, by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan, challenges the myth of multitasking. Keller, co-founder of Keller Williams Realty, and Papasan argue that extraordinary results come from narrowing focus to a single priority at a time rather than spreading effort thin. The book offers a simple, repeatable question to cut through distraction and build momentum toward big goals, whether in business, health, or personal projects.
Read together, these three paperbacks move from organizational strategy, to internal mindset, to daily execution, giving readers a well-rounded toolkit for performing better under real-world pressure.
Key Benefits
Book-by-Book Guide
Data Means Business — A clear, practical guide for building a data-driven culture that scales with a growing organization.
Mind Hacking — A 21-day, three-step program for identifying negative thought patterns and reprogramming them for lasting mental clarity.
The One Thing — A focused approach to productivity built around asking what single action makes everything else easier or unnecessary.
About the Authors
Barry Green has worked as a chief data officer across multiple organizations, while Jason Foster is a business leader and entrepreneur who has helped many companies put their data to work. Sir John Hargrave is an author, comedian, and entrepreneur who draws on his own experience overcoming anxiety to teach practical mindset techniques. Gary Keller is co-founder of Keller Williams Realty, the world's largest real estate franchise, and Jay Papasan is a longtime editor and co-author who has worked alongside Keller on several bestselling titles about business, leadership, and productivity.
Why You'll Love This Collection
This set pairs perfectly with a new job, a fresh business venture, or a New Year's reset, giving readers three practical playbooks in one paperback bundle. It also makes a thoughtful gift for a mentor, colleague, or graduate ready to build sharper habits, better focus, and smarter decisions in the year ahead.
Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.
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