Homo Deus explores the projects, dreams, and nightmares that will shape the 21st century. It delves into issues such as dealing with our perceptions of free will, happiness and eternal life. The book presents a speculative vision of the future in which humans become godlike in their capabilities.
‘Quiet’ explores the world of introverts and their many strengths. It challenges the bias against introversion in our society, arguing that introverts contribute in many valuable ways, often leading to greater creativity, sensitivity, and thoughtfulness. The book provides a better understanding of the introverted personality, its advantages and how it fits into a dominantly extroverted world.
Dream Teams delves into the psychology, history, and science behind successful teams, exploring how diverse groups can overcome challenges and innovate together.
Daring Greatly, by Brené Brown, explores the importance of vulnerability in our lives. Brown argues that vulnerability isn’t a sign of weakness, but a courageous act of emotional openness that’s necessary to initiate change, forge connections with others, and live a fulfilling life. The book uncovers the ways in which fear, shame, and a sense of unworthiness can hinder us, while offering insights on how to combat these feelings.
The Rosie Effect is the sequel to The Rosie Project, following Don Tillman as he navigates the complexities of an unexpected pregnancy with his wife Rosie.
A gripping account of Thurgood Marshall’s defense of four falsely accused black men.
A critical evaluation of economic theories through history, from Adam Smith to John Maynard Keynes, encompassing their historical context.
This book offers strategies and insights for small business owners on how to grow and expand their businesses.
Rethinking work and life for more freedom, efficiency, and wealth.