How to Fly a Horse
Innovation isn’t about genius but rather persistence and hard work.
Innovation isn’t about genius but rather persistence and hard work.
Frida is a biography of the iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, exploring her life, art, and the events that shaped her vision and works.
The Frozen River is a gripping historical novel that tells a tale of survival, love, and the indomitable human spirit during a harrowing time.
Rose McGowan’s memoir uncovers the dark underbelly of Hollywood and her feminist awakening.
Wonderland explores the surprising influence of play on the world’s innovations and creativity across various disciplines.
Obviously Awesome’ is a practical guide by April Dunford that dives into the world of product positioning. The book provides readers with insights on how to effectively position their products in the market to stand out among competitors. Dunford emphasizes the importance of understanding customers, markets, and the product itself to develop a positioning strategy that resonates with the target audience. The book is filled with real-life examples, frameworks, and actionable tips that can be used by marketers and entrepreneurs to make their products ‘obviously awesome’ to their customers.
A former CIA officer sheds light on North Korea’s enigmatic young dictator, Kim Jong Un, his rise to power, and his strategic maneuvering on the global stage.
A guide to value investing, Graham’s philosophy stresses investor psychology, minimal debt, and investor discipline.
This book reframes ADHD as a unique set of skills rather than a simple disorder, exploring its positive aspects and providing advice to leverage these traits for success.