Books by Charles Newbury
Practical writing on execution, leadership, communication and influence
The Operator’s Guide to Strategy
How Strategy Actually Gets Done Inside Complex Organisations
A practical look at how strategy turns into real execution inside large, complex organisations. Written for operators, leaders, and professionals who want a clearer understanding of how decisions get made and results get delivered.
The Language of Influence
How Body Language and Speech Shape Influence
A practical guide to influence through the signals you send - what you say, how you say it, and what people pick up before your message even lands. Built for real conversations at work: meetings, negotiations, hard calls, and moments where trust matters.
How to Talk to Anyone (Without Feeling Awkward About Small Talk)
Small Behaviours That Change How People See You
A practical guide to building real social confidence through subtle behavioural shifts that change how people experience you. Whether you struggle with small talk, networking, dating, or speaking up in meetings, this book shows you what to adjust.
Inside are 61 concise techniques that improve conversation skills, body language, listening, presence, and professional communication. No scripts. No forced extroversion. Just small behaviours that compound over time.
About the Author
Charles Newbury is a strategy and operations leader with experience across major organisations including Coles and DoorDash. He has led large-scale transformation programs, built high-performing teams, and delivered complex initiatives that drive measurable business outcomes.
His work focuses on turning strategy into execution at scale - simplifying complexity, aligning teams, and helping organisations deliver results in fast-moving environments. His books share real-world lessons for professionals who want to communicate clearly, build influence, and deliver outcomes with confidence.