Category: Books Synthesis
After reading Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink, you’re curious about how to apply all those intriguing concepts to make quicker, more intelligent decisions in your own life. That’s a great question! …
Here are some ways we can learn from Trevor Noah’s “Born a Crime” & apply them to strengthen our own fortitude in the face of adversity. Understanding Resilience: It’s …
You may have picked up a copy of “Think and Grow Rich,” or you may have heard about its fabled wisdom. That’s fantastic, but the real question is how …
You’ve probably heard of Robert Cialdini’s book Influence, which essentially explains why we say “yes” and how others persuade us to do certain things. You’re in the right place …
According to Michael Gerber’s The E-Myth Revisited, the simple solution to running a better business is to stop working for your company & start working on it. This entails …
The central thesis of Nassim Taleb’s mind-bending book “Antifragile” is quite simple: sometimes things improve when they are under stress, upended, or subjected to volatility. Consider it the antithesis …
You’ve made up your mind to talk to a stranger. Perhaps it was a brief conversation while standing in line, a lengthy conversation on a train, or even a …
With work, bills, the incessant ping of notifications, & all the other adult responsibilities, life can get pretty hectic. It’s easy to feel as though we’ve lost touch with …
Brian Tracy’s “Eat That Frog!” approach is a great way to overcome procrastination. The basic idea is straightforward: start your day with your most important—and frequently least appealing—task. This …
If you’re wondering how to apply the lessons from “The Innovator’s Dilemma” to prevent your company from becoming a cautionary tale, the short answer is that it all comes …
