Leadership books to read over the holidays: From how Twitter broke Elon Musk to the 12 habits that the top 1% of leaders have

Fortune has curated a list of ten recently released and upcoming books to explore in the year ahead, allowing for a valuable balance between professional growth and personal rejuvenation.

Be Useful

In the span of his varied career, Arnold Schwarzenegger has gone from a world-famous bodybuilder to a movie star, to a politician. Now, he’s sharing the seven tools for success he’s learned along the way in Be Useful. Out now. 

What it Takes

Sarina Wiegman is one of FIFA’s most decorated female football managers, the current manager of the England women’s national team and a former player. In What is Takes, Wiegman explores her journey to the top of the coaching world, the tough decisions she had to make both on and off the pitch, and her “revolutionary approach to leadership, mentorship, and performance management”. Out now. 

Courtesy of Hachette Book Group

Breaking Twitter

New York Times bestselling author Ben Mezrich pulls back the curtains on Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter (now X), including accounts from employees on the ground at Twitter HQ at the time. “Elon Musk didn’t break Twitter. Twitter broke Elon Musk,” the author teases. Out now.

How to be a CEO 

Leadership coach Ben Renshaw—who has a roster of very impressive clients including Coca-Cola, Sky, Virgin Media and Warner Bros—has extensively studied CEOs across small to large companies to distill what exactly it takes to become a great CEO. Out now. 

Courtesy of Penguin Random House UK

Lessons for Living

Off the back of his Netflix debut, psychotherapist to the stars Phil Stutz has penned Lessons for Living, a collection of 30 short essays that present solutions to life’s biggest personal adversities like rising…