Category: Books Synthesis
Daniel Kahneman’s book, “Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment,” provides some very useful insights on how to make better decisions, particularly when many people are involved. The basic idea …
After reading Annie Murphy Paul’s The Extended Mind, you may be wondering, “Okay, now what?” This is a great question because the book is full of intriguing concepts about …
You’ve read “Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself” by Joe Dispenza, but you’re unsure of how to put it into practice. It’s a thick book full of some incredible …
You’ve read Brianna Wiest’s “The Mountain Is You” and you’re feeling motivated, right? Well, that’s great, but how do you actually implement the ideas she discusses? It’s one thing …
Many of us have heard the standard advice: work hard until retirement, invest prudently, and save assiduously. However, Bill Perkins’ book, Die With Zero, challenges this conventional wisdom, arguing …
The hype surrounding Bill Perkins’ book “Die With Zero” is undoubtedly familiar to you. The main idea is fairly straightforward but profound: instead of focusing only on your money, …
You are aware of the book “Build” by Tony Fadell. It’s jam-packed with tips for finishing tasks, particularly for those of us who enjoy creating. For makers, the key …
“Clear Thinking” by Shane Parrish provides a fairly simple manual for improving decision-making & more accurate information comprehension. The main idea is to intentionally use a set of mental …
It’s not a productivity paradox straight out of a self-help seminar to get more out of your work by doing less. Cal Newport’s book Slow Productivity offers a simple …
Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just beginning to explore creative avenues, Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act offers a lot to think about for anyone looking to tap into …
