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With so many new business books and titles being published each year where do C-Suite business leaders begin to find which ones are worth the read. Best Seller TV sits down with the authors of the world's leading business books to get it straight from them as to what makes their books stand out within the crowd. Learn how the business books featured here can help business owners and executives and why you should go out to buy them today.

Historically low interest rates and new tax incentives are creating the ideal climate for real estate developers. Howard Hughes Corporation the publicly traded commercial and residential development company says they are banking billions on land in America. But they are not just building condos and hotels. They are taking it a step further, and using innovative technology to develop entire communities. David O'Reilly the Chief Financial Officer of the Howard Hughes corporation explains their secret to creating interactive, timeless places.

In this addition of QuickSOTS, Former CEO of Apple and Pepsi, John Sculley reveals what it was like to see Jeff Daniel's play him in the Universal Pictures movie "Steve Jobs" and Sculley gives C-Suite Insights Host Nicole Sawyer the inside scoop on whether he owns any highly collectible vintage Apple products, that today are worth a lot of money. Watch QuickSOTS with Nicole Sawyer to find out 8 things you never knew about John Sculley.

Mike Wolfe, Creator and Star of History Channel's hit series American Pickers sat down with Nicole Sawyer, host of C-Suite Insights at his store Antique Archaeology in Nashville to discuss how he turned a passion he discovered at 6 years old, into an international brand. In the United States alone, the antique and vintage goods retail industry is expected to account for $19.8 billion in 2017 (source IBISWorld). As America becomes a disposable society, Wolfe fears many historical pieces will end up in the trash. He wants to educate people on the importance of historic preservation whether it be old stuff or heritage tourism. You may have something in your home very valuable, you just don't even realize it.

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Rankings mean everything for brands and the world's biggest brands are put to the test every year. Brand Finance, the world's leading brand valuation firm, ranks 10,000 brands a year to determine which are the most valuable. David Haigh, CEO of Brand Finance gives insight into the international standard that defines how all brands are ranked and Matt Preschern, EVP and CMO of HCL Technologies shares why HCL was able to make a significant jump in rankings in just one year.

Swire is a global company that has been around for over 200 years. Within this group is Swire Hotels that has hotels around the world and in the last few years opened their first hotel in the US in Miami. Clare Laverty, AVP Marketing and Public Relations for Swire Properties sat down with Jeffrey Hayzlett to discuss why they chose Miami for their first hotel in the US, Swire's distinctive style that offers their travelers personalized experiences and why she feels they provide stability and trust for their guests.

Philippe Lacamp, SVP, Americas, Cathay Pacific Airways sat down with Jeffrey Hayzlett at the Airport Revenue News conference in New Orleans to discuss the fleet's newest plane which is really the next generation of aircraft. They also discussed how an airline can provide luxury while remaining committed to their community and finding sustainable solutions to make flying a better experience. Cathay Pacific is dedicated to their philosophy of life well traveled and, according to Lacamp, for them, it is "this idea that travel is an enriching experience and not just something to be tolerated".

What does it take to be a successful brand? Every company employs their own methods, whether it is customer-centricity, empowering employees, innovation or maybe all three. Whatever it is, the proof is in the brand's ranking. Let's get the inside look at a company that is doing it right. Host, Jeffrey Hayzlett sat down with David Haigh, CEO of Brand Finance, to share his insights on what all successful brands have in common. He also sat down with Matt Prechern, EVP and CMO of HCL Technologies, at his offices in New York City, to talk about the steady increase of their brand and to reveal the secret about what's made their company brand so successful.

What if you could create wealth and happiness simply by using the power of your mind? That's how Deepak Chopra, alternative medicine guru said he created his estimated $80 million empire. Chopra, famous for teaching household names such as Madonna, Oprah and Michael Jackson how to meditate, admits those relationships helped grow his business to some extent, but says he never actually cared about success. In an interview with C-Suite Insights Host Nicole Sawyer, Chopra shares his secrets to his good fortune, talks about his 85th book "You Are The Universe: Discovering Your Cosmic Self and Why It Matters" and explains how C-Suite leaders can clear their mind prior to a big meeting.

Do you get nervous before closing enormous deals or contemplating major money-making decisions? What if you could always be on you're A-game simply by tapping into the power of your mind? In an interview with C-Suite Insights Host Nicole Sawyer, Deepak Chopra a leading figure in the alternative health industry, famous for teaching household names such as Madonna, Oprah and Michael Jackson how to meditate, shares his advice on how to reduce stress before a major business meeting and talks about Jiyo a personal well-being mobile app that allows you to meditate anytime, anywhere.

Some companies are green because of the incentives and some companies are green because they feel it is the right thing to do. Swire Hotels is one such company that goes that extra mile. Host, Jeffrey Hayzlett sat down with Clare Laverty, AVP Marketing and Public Relations for Swire Properties to discuss a few of the ways that their location in Miami is committed to the environment to be a responsible company that is looking towards the future or our planet and future generations.

Amanda Taylor, mother of four and widow of military veteran Captain Neal Taylor, decided to celebrate her 40th birthday by joining 450 other attendees at an Omega Institute workshop called "Being Bold Women and Power." Why did she travel all the way from North Carolina, leaving her four daughters at home, to spend time at this wellness retreat in Rhinebeck, N.Y.? To see one of her personal heroes, best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert, talk about fear and creativity and how to be bold even when you're afraid. "I think she is inspiring and challenges, especially creative types to just live their best boldest life," Taylor said. "Early on in my grieving process, I found out the more that I did brave things that I thought I never could do, the more I felt like it was going to be okay and that anything was possible," she continued. All of the speakers at the workshop had overcame obstacles that would have overwhelmed most people. Now they are using their voice for one sole purpose, to empower women to be fearless, to be bold and to tap into your creativity. Bonnie St. John, lost her leg at the age of five. Yet she rose above her physical disability and went on to become a legendary skier; she was the first African American to win medals in the Winter Olympic games. "I just always loved to dream. I didn't always know if I could do something or not, but it was better to try, and maybe your life will be exciting if you just try something," St. John told C-Suite Insights Host Nicole Sawyer. Nadia Al-Sakkaf is a symbol of strength and change. She became editor of the Yemen Times, the only independent English-language paper in a country where women have very few rights and are rarely part of the public life. After her father was murdered she had to prove that a young woman could run a media company, manage a staff of men and women, and become a leading voice advocating for freedom of expression and women's rights in the Middle East. Al-Sakkaf and her family were forced to seek refuge in Jordan after rebels staged a coup in her country. "They actually attacked my office, they attacked me personally. I literally, had to run for my life," she said. Al-Sakkaf says Omega's retreat is helping her recover from the months of torment. "I feel like I lost myself fighting the larger battle of a nation. And this has been a very good moment for me, being here in this amazing place, and listening to the stories, reconnecting with my inner soul...like, 'Hold on a minute, you can't save the world, let's start with saving you,'" she said. Author Elizabeth Gilbert, has inspired millions of people to tap into their full potential with her travel memoir "Eat Pray Love." She did what many unhappy people wish they could do: leave an unfulfilled marriage, take a professional gamble, and travel the world to find her true power within. In her self-help book, "Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear," she explains that creative living doesn't necessarily mean leaving your career, but rather finding time in your life to explore your curiosity. Whether you are afraid to turn your idea into a money-making business, tell your secret crush you love them, or simply start a hobby that makes you happy, Gilbert points out that our own minds create fear, and it's the biggest obstacle to getting what you want out of life.

John Sculley Former CEO of Apple Inc. and PepsiCo was a close confidant to Steve Jobs. In an interview with C-Suite TV Host, Nicole Sawyer, Sculley reveals how they were close friends but all that changed after the Macintosh failed. When the Mac failed an epic battle broke out between the two young executives and Apple's board of directors sided with John Sculley forcing Jobs to step down from the Macintosh division and go on sabbatical in 1985. More than 3-decades later, Sculley opens up in an interview with Nicole Sawyer about how Steve Jobs never forgave him. Today, Sculley is an investor in several high-tech startups. He talks about his passion to guide future entrepreneurs and says sometimes; great entrepreneurs must fail their way to success. In this interview with C-Suite TV Host, Nicole Sawyer, he reveals what he looks for when investing in the next great company, gives advice to entrepreneurs on how to think like a CEO and build a billion-dollar brand. One of his company's he believes is most promising is RxAdvance where he serves as the Chairman and CMO. It's a startup that focuses on innovating the $3 trillion healthcare industry.

New York Times best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert, has inspired millions of people around the globe with her novels. Her travel memoir "Eat Pray Love" that introduced the globe to her personal story, sold more than 10 million copies worldwide and became so popular that Time Magazine named Gilbert one of the 100 most influential people in the world. Four years later, her book was turned into a film, starring Julia Roberts as Gilbert. Her self-help book "Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear," was written to help people move past their fear, so that they can live more creative lives. In an interview with C-Suite TV host Nicole Sawyer, Gilbert says her book "Big Magic" offers career advice: focus less on "passion," instead "follow your curiosity," she said. In this addition of Quick SOTS, we get to know the best-selling author behind the books. Who inspired her? What would she'd like to be for Halloween, what the moment was like for her when she found out Julia Roberts was going to play her in the movie, 'Eat, Pray, Love,' and how she mustered the courage to bring forth the 'Big Magic' inside of her that ultimately catapulted her career onto an international stage.

One of the most exclusive and stunning places on the planet is right across the border. Famed for its exquisite architecture and spectacular views of the Sea of Cortez, Playa De La Paz is a divers paradise. The La Paz peninsula has captured the attention of many high-profile visitors including former president of Mexico, Felipe Calderon and Bill and Melinda Gates Host Jeffrey Hayzlett met up with businessman and developer Jeffrey Curtiss to get his insight on the magic of Baja California Sur and how he risked everything during the financial crisis to bring his vision to life.

If you've ever walked through an airport you've likely seen dozens of places to drink and dine. What you don't know, is the multi-billion-dollar company, HMSHost is the brains behind thousands of restaurant brands working to ensure your vacation starts right after you get through TSA security. Steve Johnson, President and CEO of HMSHost sat down with Host Jeffrey Hayzlett to share his secrets about how he captures the customers attention and helps travelers make the best use of their time in the terminal in this a cut throat and competitive business.

As the year comes to a close it's a good idea to spend sometime looking at your portfolio and 401K to prepare for the upcoming tax season. But with potential changes to the tax code and 401k contributions what do you need to know to plan ahead and make the most out of your savings? Charles Thorngren CEO of Noble Gold investments shares his insights on how to manage your money amid tax reform.

In the second season premiere, host Jeffrey Hayzlett interviews former boy band turned entrepreneur Kevin Jonas. You may know him from his days as part of the rock band the Jonas Brothers; however, the eldest Jonas is also an entrepreneur with a passion for technology. Jonas says he has always had a business mindset and took on that role while touring with his brothers. In his short tenure as an entrepreneur, Jonas tells Hayzlett he's learned many valuable lessons. Jonas has also launched a food app called YOOD!, a one-touch, location-based search app that gives customers the location and phone number of the highest rated restaurant closest to their location.

Rich Gotham, President of the Boston Celtics, one of the most storied franchises in all of sports, talks to Jeffrey Hayzlett about the day-to-day operations of the sports industry, the transparency required to keep up with the demands of their loyal, and vocal, fan base and "Celtic pride." The Boston Celtics a brand recognizable all around the world that has one of the largest social media followings in sports. Also, the Boston fan base is one of the most passionate in all of sports, so how does the Celtics front office stay connected to their loyal season ticket holders? "Transparency," says Gotham. Every fan knows the Celtics are built to win championships - from Bill Russell to Larry Bird, to Paul Pierce and beyond - and keeping the fans abreast on how they are achieving those goals is key to the interpersonal relationship between the front office and the fans. Gotham also believes in treating customers like family, hiring the right people for the right job and keeping the "Celtic pride" alive.

Chris Lindner, president of Keds, sits down with host Jeffrey Hayzlett on Executive Perspectives to discuss what it's like running an almost 100 year-old brand, whose core audience is still the same since its inception. Lindner talks about working with mega celebrity, Taylor Swift as their brand ambassador and why choosing the right brand ambassador truly makes a difference as consumers want authenticity from brands so they can connect with them. Their biggest question: How to keep current customers while going after a new audience of consumers? Lindner talks about this and when he learned that brands can change the world.

Client engagement and experience is an essential part of your company's success. Andy Frawley, CEO of Epsilon, talks about the need to have a different set of capabilities to solve problems in today's digital world. Frawley firmly believes everything starts and ends with the client - a positive engagement and a positive experience equals good business results.

Adam Johnson, Founder of Insight and Action Advisors sits down with host Jeffrey Hayzlett to discuss why he feels Wall Street is a "people business." How you may ask? Well, 'people' is the first "P" in his '3 P's of success' adage - People, Principle, Profits. He argues the CEO's challenge is to convey all the hard points and understand the soft points. The former Bloomberg TV anchor, Johnson recounts a time the Jet Blue CFO showed these principles on air by giving his employees $5,000 each after they were affected by Hurricane Sandy. That was an intangible that perfectly exemplified the '3 P's of success.'

Matt Preschern, EVP and CMO of HCL Technologies, who is a global citizen in the truest sense of the world sits down with Jeffrey Hayzlett to discuss how being so global has helped him in his current role. Having lived all over the world, he is now the CMO of a $6 billion information technology and software services company that operates in 31 countries. As a global company, one of the challenges it faces is having a consistent company culture, which Preschern explains HCL Technologies has been able to rely on the empowerment of their own employees to achieve that cohesive unit. He is a firm believer that if companies put their employees first and empowers them to make front line decisions, it helps foster their entrepreneurial spirit within the company. Their "ideapreneurship" program - where employees can bring ideas to the C-Suite that has helped HCL generate $500M in new ideas - is something Preschern is proud of because employees feel they are part of the culture and will go that extra mile to do great things on behalf of their customers.

Kevin Joyce, Chief Commercial Officer of Piksel, sits down with host Jeffrey Hayzlett to have a thorough discussion about the future of the television industry and how the medium is currently experiencing a "revolution" as many people, particularly millennials, are consuming media in multiple platforms. They discuss the business of over-the-top television (OTT), where content is king, activation is queen and context is the kingdom. Piksel, the largest independent supplier of OTT video platform in the world, provides OTT software to big media companies, such as AT&T, Microsoft, and EuroSport, among others.