A Year of Positive Thinking by Cyndie Spiegel is a guide that provides daily, actionable tips for breaking free from negative self-talk and creating a positive life. The book is divided into 365 sections for each day of the year, each containing a thought-provoking quote, an insightful story, and a powerful affirmation. It encourages a year-long journey of self-discovery, self-care, and personal growth.
Insightful exploration of sociopaths among us and self-defense strategies.
Trevor Noah’s riveting journey from Apartheid South Africa to the desk of The Daily Show.
In ‘Thinking in Bets,’ former World Series of Poker champion turned business consultant Annie Duke merges her poker expertise with cognitive psychology to outline a framework for making better decisions under conditions of uncertainty. She posits that life is more like poker than chess, as decisions must often be made with incomplete information. Duke offers practical strategies for acknowledging and coping with the inherent uncertainty of decision-making, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between good decisions and good outcomes.
In this historical novel, Jacob de Zoet, a Dutch clerk, arrives in Japan in 1799, where he encounters a complex world of trade, politics, and cultural barricades.
Exploration of AI’s capabilities, limitations, and impacts by Melanie Mitchell.
When in Rome is a charming romance novel that follows Amelia Rose, a sous-chef from Nashville, as she embarks on a spontaneous trip to Rome only to cross paths with a charismatic British actor, Thomas Kensington.