Raising Good Humans, written by Hunter Clarke-Fields, is a valuable guide for parents who seek to raise their children in a calm, mindful and compassionate way. The book addresses various challenges that parents face and offers beneficial mindfulness techniques to deal with them. It also aims to help readers understand their own emotions and stresses, encouraging them to develop a mindful parenting approach.
In ‘The Soft Edge: Where Great Companies Find Lasting Success,’ Rich Karlgaard argues that while the ‘hard edge’ (strategy and finance) is essential for business success, it is the ‘soft edge’ (company culture, values, trust, and teamwork) that truly differentiates enduring companies. He explores how firms that cultivate these intangible yet critical assets can thrive in the long term. Karlgaard provides examples of companies that have succeeded by fostering these elements and offers insights on how others can follow suit.
Peril explores the tumultuous transition period between the Trump presidency and the beginning of the Biden era. Woodward, with co-author Robert Costa, delves into the chaotic final months of the Trump administration, the 2020 election, and the challenges facing the new administration.
In ‘Surrounded by Setbacks’, Thomas Erikson explores the indispensable role of setbacks in achieving success. Through engaging storytelling and psychological insights, Erikson delves into how understanding and managing failures can propel individuals toward their goals. The book provides a roadmap for navigating through setbacks, emphasizing the power of mindset, resilience, and strategic planning. Erikson uses real-life examples and scientific research to illustrate how setbacks can be transformed into stepping stones for success.
A thrilling ride of mystery and suspense revolving around a disappeared computer genius.
This Is Day One: A Practical Guide to Leadership That Matters is a compelling read that redefines the essence of leadership. Authored by Drew Dudley, this book challenges traditional notions of leadership and argues that real change and influence start with daily, self-aware actions. Dudley emphasizes the importance of defining your core values and aligning your daily actions with them to foster leadership qualities. The text is filled with actionable advice, personal anecdotes, and thought-provoking exercises that encourage readers to cultivate leadership within themselves from ‘Day One.’ It’s a guide that transforms the abstract concept of leadership into concrete, daily practices anyone can adopt.
Ethics explores the fundamental questions of human morality and the philosophical reasoning behind concepts of right and wrong.
This book traces the history of doubt through the ages, exploring its vital role in shaping philosophical, scientific, and religious discourse.