Facilitating Breakthrough
Guide on helping groups navigate conflict and collaborate effectively.
Guide on helping groups navigate conflict and collaborate effectively.
‘Prepared’ by Diane Tavenner discusses how conventional education fails to prepare students for life. Tavenner advocates for a different approach, one that develops soft skills and encourages students to take agency over their learning. She shares her experiences and insights from founding and leading Summit Public Schools, a successful network of innovative charter schools.
A gripping psychological thriller, ‘The Family Across the Street’ by Nicole Trope explores the disturbing secrets behind the facade of an ordinary suburban family.
In ‘The Conscience Economy,’ Steven Overman explores the emerging economic paradigm where businesses are increasingly paying attention to ethics, social responsibility, and the greater good. He argues that in an age where consumers are more informed and empowered, companies must align their values with social progress to stay relevant and competitive. This shift is not just ethically right but also economically smart, as it can drive innovation, engagement, and ultimately, profits.
Eat That Frog! is a motivational tool for organizing your life and making the most of your time. It introduces practical tips that can help the reader to be more effective with their time and stop procrastination. The ‘frog’ is a metaphor for the most challenging task of your day, the one you are most likely to procrastinate on. By ‘eating your frog’ first thing in the morning, you get it out of the way and move on to the easier tasks.
Skinnytaste Simple features easy, healthy recipes for home cooks looking to eat well without sacrificing flavor. Gina Homolka focuses on low-calorie yet satisfying meals.
A historic narrative intertwining the creation of a world’s fair and a serial killer’s reign.
Alan Watts explores the quest for psychological security and the fear of uncertainty, advocating for embracing the present moment.