Thursday Fire (Volume 1, Hardcover)

Fifty-Two Weeks of Inspiration for Disciplined Leaders (Volume 1)

“A great read for leaders looking to inspire their team to the highest levels of success.”

—Dr. Bob Rotella, New York Times bestselling author of How Champions Think

As leaders, it’s our responsibility to bring the attitude and commitment required to inspire others. Energy tanks can run low, however, especially towards the end of the week. That’s why you need Thursday Fire.

Leaders of all kinds share similar challenges, but time always seems to be the toughest. There’s just never enough, they say. They’re just too “busy.”

If you’ve convinced yourself that time is the enemy of your leadership development, this book is for you. All it takes is five minutes, once per week—preferably on Thursdays.

With more than 250 brief but powerful weekly messages of inspiration, leadership coach Ben Rogers’ THURSDAY FIRE newsletter has helped an army of current and aspiring Disciplined Leaders finish their week strong for more than five years and counting.

In this curated collection of 52 of the most popular messages, valuable wisdom from some of the world’s top leaders in sports, business, and other areas of life is simplified and made applicable for any leader who wants to improve.

Presented in Rogers’ unique no-nonsense style, Thursday Fire delivers a straight-to-the-point resource for building leadership that never sits on the bench.

Thursday Fire (Volume 2: Better, Not More.)

Fifty-Two Weeks of Inspiration for Disciplined Leaders

LEADERSHIP COACH BEN ROGERS’ THURSDAY FIRE NEWSLETTER HAS INSPIRED AN ARMY OF DISCIPLINED LEADERS TO FINISH THEIR WEEK STRONG FOR OVER SEVEN YEARS AND COUNTING.

In Volume Two’s curated collection of fifty-two of the most popular messages from the fifth and sixth years of the newsletter’s existence, valuable wisdom from top world leaders in sports, business, and other areas of life combined with Rogers’ leadership experience is broken down and made applicable for any leader who desires to improve.

If you’ve convinced yourself that time is the enemy of your leadership development, this book is for you. All it takes is five minutes, once per week—preferably on Thursdays.