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.
White Fragility by sociologist Robin DiAngelo explores the defensive reactions white people often have when their racial worldviews are challenged. DiAngelo unpicks these reactions and presents a persuasive argument for the need of white people to confront their racial discomfort and examine their biases. The book underscores the importance of white people in the fight against racism.
George Gilder critiques the shortcomings of Google’s ad-based business model and predicts a new internet economy based on blockchain technology.
Edward Snowden’s journey from technophile to whistleblower, exposing US mass surveillance.
Exploring the conditions that stimulate groundbreaking innovations and ideas.