Category: Books Synthesis
You’ve probably heard of Simon Sinek’s “Start With Why” theory, which holds that the secret to motivating others is knowing your purpose, or “why.”. It’s fantastic. It’s not about …
You’ve read “Rich Dad Poor Dad” and you’re thinking about it. You might be nodding in agreement with Kiyosaki’s theories, or you might be skeptical but still interested. It’s …
You’ve heard about “The Millionaire Next Door” & are curious about how to apply what those guys are all about to create a long-lasting wealth pile of your own. …
You know, we all like to believe that we are logical beings who consistently make wise decisions. However, you’ve most likely encountered your own form of “irrationality” if you’ve …
M. Scott Peck’s “The Road Less Traveled” provides insightful information about personal development and, consequently, how we manage our relationships. Fundamentally, the book makes the case that real growth …
You’ve heard of “Getting Things Done” (GTD) and may have even tried it yourself. Implementing the framework’s five main components—Capture, Clarify, Organize, Reflect, and Engage—is the short answer to …
If you’re wondering how a 2,500-year-old book about ancient Chinese warfare might help you deal with a difficult client, a demanding boss, or the general chaos of modern life, …
After reading Outliers, you’re wondering how you can use Malcolm Gladwell’s lessons to improve your own life & achieve success. Fortunately, it has nothing to do with being born …
If you’re wondering how Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi’s concept of “Flow” can truly make you happier, the short answer is that it can do so by engrossing you in enjoyable activities …
So how do you actually apply the knowledge found in Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations to strengthen your emotional resilience? It comes down to a few key concepts: realizing what you …
