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As a hybrid publisher dedicated to serving today’s foremost thought leaders, Amplify Publishing Group (APG) produces essential nonfiction that sparks conversations, impacts mindsets, and accelerates influence. Amplify Publishing Group is a leading independent hybrid publisher dedicated to amplifying voices, elevating brands, and supporting ideas that change minds and shape conversations. APG uses

more than twenty years of experience acquiring, producing, marketing, and distributing books to bring impactful ideas from leading CXOs, entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and subject matter experts to market.

03/27/2026

Publishing a book can open the door for you to share your expertise beyond your current network. 📖 📢

In less than 3 months, APG author, strategy consultant, and CEO of Potomac Core Dan Varroney has given over 40 media interviews to discuss the importance of small businesses and the need for economic policies that support them.

In Dan’s new book, “Rethinking Economic Growth: How Small Businesses Can Help Consistently Grow the Economy,” he expands on this same topic, outlining a clear path to protecting and empowering small businesses and how we can set them up for long-term success.

Check out his recent interview with Jim Fitzpatrick, host of ASBN Business Trends Today, here: https://www.asbn.com/small-business-shows/business-trends/dan-varroney-on-how-working-capital-and-innovation-are-boosting-smb-growth/

01/29/2026

Connection is the skill everyone assumes they have. Which is exactly why so many relationships quietly break down.

We’re proud to share that “Konnect Better” by Mo Lidsky and Bob Gould has been recognized with a major industry award, honoring its grounded, practical approach to one of the most overlooked challenges in modern life:

Building relationships that actually last. This book is a clear, actionable guide to how connection works in real life, at work, at home, and everywhere in between.

As the first volume in a three-part series, “Konnect Better” focuses on committed connections, the daily habits, behaviors, and choices that strengthen trust over time. The kind of work most people skip, even though it’s the work that matters most.

Awards like this matter because they recognize books that don’t just sound good, but hold up when put into practice. And we’re proud to support authors who take on essential topics and treat them with honesty and care.

Congratulations, Mo and Bob!

01/28/2026

When Jim Kwik calls out a book, it’s not casual.

Jim is the bestselling author of “Limitless” and one of the most trusted voices in learning, focus, and human performance. He’s known for spotlighting work that’s practical, grounded, and built to actually help people apply what they read.

That’s why his recognition of “Bounce Forward: 21 Tools to Live a Life Beyond Limits “ by Amy Purdy matters.

Amy is a three-time Paralympic medalist, Dancing with the Stars finalist, New York Times bestselling author, and keynote speaker. After surviving bacterial meningitis, losing both legs, and later facing another injury that threatened to take away everything she had rebuilt, she writes from lived experience, not theory.

In “Bounce Forward,” Amy shares the tools and mindset shifts that helped her move through adversity and keep building forward, not just recover. It’s not about inspiration for inspiration’s sake. It’s about resilience you can actually use.

This is the kind of book that earns attention because it’s real, earned, and meant to be applied.👏

01/26/2026

When leaders who’ve carried real responsibility speak about the process, we listen.

Ramón “CZ” Colón-López has spent decades leading in environments where decisions have real consequences. Hearing his perspective on the collaboration behind “Carnivore Leadership” means a great deal to our team.

Books like this are built on trust, shared standards, and respect for the weight of the message.

“Carnivore Leadership” releases tomorrow, and we’re proud to have supported CZ in bringing it into the world.

01/23/2026

Alan Stein Jr. has built his work around one simple idea: Focus on what matters most, and execute the next right move.

That philosophy is at the core of “Next Play,” a practical, noise-free guide to performance, clarity, and momentum, shaped by years working with elite athletes and high-performing teams.

Helping authors like Alan bring focused, meaningful work into the world is why we do what we do. Read more Amplify author experiences on our website.

01/21/2026

Amplify author Charles LeBaron, MD, contributed an op-ed to TIME examining why supply-side crackdowns and military-style interventions are unlikely to reduce overdose deaths in the United States.

In the piece, LeBaron draws on his experience as a former CDC epidemiologist and author of “Greed to Do Good” to explain how U.S. overdose patterns actually function, and why efforts focused solely on disrupting supply without investment in treatment and demand-side interventions rarely lead to fewer deaths and can increase risk.

This feature proves that when you can show your expertise clearly and concisely, people listen. The op-ed will appear in an upcoming print edition of TIME and is available online now.

01/19/2026

For years, women have been taught to override hunger in the name of discipline, control, or “wellness.” That message is everywhere right now, from GLP-1 conversations to algorithm-driven beauty standards.

And it’s exactly what “A Nourishing Perspective” pushes back on. Amplify author Lee Cotton, RDN, was recently featured in Vita magazine, where she explores why diet culture can’t replace body wisdom and what happens when women stop listening to their own hunger cues.

In the piece, Lee shares why hunger isn’t a problem to silence, but a form of communication, and how years of restriction, conflicting advice, and social pressure have disconnected so many women from their bodies.

Her work blends clinical science with lived experience, offering a compassionate, practical path toward nourishment across every stage of womanhood, without fads, fear, or rigid rules.

If conversations about food, health, and control feel louder than ever, this is a timely reminder to slow down and listen inward.

01/16/2026

Workplace culture doesn’t get built in meetings. It gets built in the in-between moments.

That’s what Amplify author and Chief Strategy Officer at Culture Partners, Jessica Kriegel, talked about this week on the TODAY Show, sharing why something as simple as happy hour still matters for connection, trust, and camaraderie at work.

Not as a perk. Not as a forced bonding exercise. But as a signal that relationships actually matter. It’s a theme that runs straight through Jessica’s new book, “Surrender to Lead,” co-authored with Joe Terry, CEO of Culture Partners, that leaders don’t create strong cultures by gripping tighter, but by creating the conditions where people can connect, contribute, and show up as humans.

Worth a watch if you’re thinking about how culture really gets built outside the meeting room.

01/15/2026

Some of the most meaningful feedback we get isn’t about sales numbers or rankings. It’s about how an author feels seeing their work out in the world.

Dr. Sheila Gujrathi put it better than we ever could.

This is the part of the work that matters to us. Standing behind them through the process. Helping authors bring important ideas to life. And building books that actually reflect who they are and what they care about.

If you want to hear directly from the authors and partners we work with, their words say it best on our website.

01/13/2026

If January is any sign, 2026 is going to be an interesting year for authors and ideas.

Here’s what’s new this month:

→ “Fight Less, Win More” by Jonathan B. Smith and Derek Gaunt

→ “Surrender to Lead” by Jessica Kriegel and Joe Terry

→ “Grow or Fold” by Matt Ross

→ “The School in the Market” by Irene Pritzker

→ “Carnivore Leadership” by Ramón “CZ” Colón-López

→ “Value Creation Insights” by Bartley J. Madden

→ “Grief to Gratitude” by Steven A. Ferrara

→ “Redneckonomics” by Aaron B. Chapman

→ “Unicorn Focus” by Igor Ryabenkiy

→ “Konnect Better” by Dr. Mo Lidsky and Bob Gould

→ “The Five Embodiments” by Jean Larkin and Matt Dunsmoor

→ “Marketing Inside” by Greg Paull

→ “The Gratitude Express” by Walter Green

→ “Crafting a Corporate Camelot” by W. Gray McDowell

This month’s releases hit on topics people are actually wrestling with, from how we lead and negotiate to how we rebuild, adapt, and move forward. Working with authors who care this deeply about their message is why we do what we do.

Explore the full list on our website!

01/05/2026

New Year’s risk turning publishing your book into a checklist. Speed. Formats. Deadlines. Platforms.

But books don’t land in a vacuum. They land in people’s hands, minds, and conversations.

As we begin 2026, it’s worth slowing down long enough to ask a harder question before worrying about logistics or launch plans.

Because once a book is out in the world, it carries weight whether the author intended it to or not.

What question do you think authors avoid asking too often before publishing?

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