A collection of 10 of the most definitive articles on managing yourself from the pages of Harvard Business Review?updated and expanded from the original book with a newly curated collection of classic and recent HBR articles, additional short-form pieces, and a new discussion guide.

• We've collected the best of everything HBR has published on managing yourself in one volume.
• This updated and expanded edition includes a newly curated mix of 10 HBR classics and cutting-edge articles. It also includes additional Quick Reads (short-form articles) and a new discussion guide.
• The ideal volume will cover assessing strengths and weaknesses, productivity, emotional intelligence, personal growth, managing your energy and your time, cultivating a learning mindset, and how meaning, purpose, and friendship can bolster you against bad days at work.
• Features the articles "How Will You Measure Your Life?" by Clayton M. Christensen, "Primal Leadership: The Hidden Driver of Great Performance" by Daniel Goleman, Richard E. Boyatzis, and Annie McKee, and "Learning to Learn" by Erika Andersen.

Audience: Leaders and managers at all levels who want to manage themselves better. Ambitious and curious professionals of all career stages who are interested in managing their professional selves?focusing on their work, managing their careers, and managing the relationship between their work and the rest of their life. Folks who may be feeling burned out or weary or bored who are looking to be inspired, reenergized, and grow. This book will be equally engaging, inspiring, and relevant for first-time readers of the series and any of the hundreds of thousands of people who bought the original must reads.