Four Thousand Weeks is a transformative book that challenges the traditional approaches to productivity and time management. It presents a humanistic perspective, reminding us that we only have about 4,000 weeks in our lifespan. The author encourages us to embrace our limited time and focus on meaningful work, rather than striving for inhuman efficiency.
Economics for the Common Good’ is a plea from Nobel Prize-winning economist Jean Tirole to use economics as a force for societal betterment. He addresses the need for moral and effective economics in tackling modern challenges.
The Mother by Carmen Mola follows Detective Elena Blanco as she uncovers dark secrets in a missing person’s case linked to a wealthy family.
This children’s book tells the story of a mischievous squirrel named Nutkin and his encounters with an owl named Old Brown on Owl Island.
‘How to Change Your Mind’ explores the renaissance of psychedelic science and its potential to improve mental health. Author Michael Pollan investigates the history, science, and promise of psychedelics, recounting his own life-changing experiences. He explains how psychedelics can help understand the human mind and promote healing and growth.
In this revealing memoir, Mary L. Trump, a trained clinical psychologist and Donald Trump’s niece, shares insights into the dark dynamics of the Trump family. She details how her uncle became the man who now occupies the White House, attributing his behaviors and values to the family’s influence.
Explores how tiny words reflect our personalities and social dynamics.
An insightful dissection of the internet’s far-reaching effects on society and human thought.
Strategy Rules delves into the leadership and business strategies of three tech giants: Gates, Grove, and Jobs, reflecting on their unique approaches to building successful companies.