The Element Summary of Key Points
The Element is about discovering your natural talents and passions and the transformative effects of finding one’s ‘element’.
The Element is about discovering your natural talents and passions and the transformative effects of finding one’s ‘element’.
Examining the phenomenon of ignoring the obvious at the risk of catastrophic consequences.
Living Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg explores practical applications of NVC in everyday situations to foster understanding and connection.
60 Seconds & You’re Hired! by Robin Ryan is a comprehensive guide to job interviews. It provides a variety of tools, techniques, and practical tips to succeed in a job interview, and ultimately secure a job offer. Robin emphasizes the importance of first impressions, how to answer tough interview questions, and how to effectively negotiate salary and job conditions.
Wired for Story delves into how writers can craft stories that resonate with the brain’s innate love for storytelling, by understanding and leveraging cognitive neuroscience.
The book delves into the power dynamics of leadership and argues for a decentralized approach, citing successful models from history and modern times.
Stitches is a memoir by David Small, illustrating his tumultuous and traumatic childhood through evocative graphic novel storytelling.
Michael Pollan explores the previously uncharted territory of his own kitchen in ‘Cooked’, discovering the enduring power of the four classical elements—fire, water, air, and earth—to transform the stuff of nature into delicious things to eat and drink.
A prequel to the Hunger Games trilogy, this novel delves into the early days of the dystopian world of Panem, focusing on the young Coriolanus Snow, who would become the tyrannical President Snow. It explores his participation as a mentor in the tenth Hunger Games.