In “How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big,” Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert comic strip and a successful serial entrepreneur, shares his unconventional and compelling insights on achieving success. Adams believes that failures are essential for growth and can lead to eventual triumph if managed wisely. In this book, he …
In her captivating book, “How to Live,” renowned author Sarah Bakewell takes readers on a mesmerizing journey through the life and timeless wisdom of Michel de Montaigne, a pioneering philosopher of the 16th century. Bakewell, known for her masterful storytelling and thought-provoking insights, meticulously uncovers Montaigne’s intriguing life story and explores the impact of his …
“In Praise of Love” by Alain Badiou is a profound exploration of the concept of love in the contemporary world. In this thought-provoking philosophical work, Badiou, a highly influential French philosopher, offers a unique perspective on love, highlighting its transformative power while critiquing the prevailing notions of love prevalent in today’s society. Through his analysis, …
In her eye-opening book, “Inferior,” acclaimed author Angela Saini challenges long-held stereotypes and biases regarding women’s intelligence, biology, and societal roles. Saini, a British science journalist, dives deep into the realm of scientific research, unearthing a rich history of flawed studies and biased assumptions that have perpetuated the notion of female inferiority. With meticulous research …
In “Me, Myself, and Us,” Brian Little delves into the intricacies of our personality, exploring how it shapes our lives and influences our behavior. By drawing on his extensive research in psychology and his own personal experiences, Little presents a captivating and insightful examination of the interaction between nature and nurture. A renowned personality psychologist, …
In the groundbreaking book “Originals,” Adam M. Grant explores the fascinating realm of originality and creativity. With the aim of understanding what drives individuals to challenge the status quo and bring about meaningful change, Grant delves into the psychology behind successful innovators and disruptors. As a renowned organizational psychologist and professor at the Wharton School …
In “A Lucky Child,” Thomas Buergenthal takes us on an astonishing journey through his harrowing experiences as a Holocaust survivor. Buergenthal, a renowned international human rights scholar and former judge, recounts his tumultuous childhood that involved being torn apart from his family at the age of five and enduring the atrocities of Auschwitz and Sachsenhausen …
In “Playful Parenting,” Lawrence J. Cohen explores a powerful approach to raising children that revolves around the transformative power of play. By incorporating playfulness into our everyday interactions with our children, Cohen asserts that we can build stronger connections, resolve conflicts, and foster emotional well-being. As a renowned psychologist with over three decades of experience, …
In “Consciousness and the Brain,” Stanislas Dehaene takes readers on an enthralling journey to explore one of science’s most profound and elusive mysteries—the nature of consciousness. As a renowned cognitive neuroscientist, Dehaene skillfully combines his expert knowledge with lucid explanations, unveiling the intricate workings of the human brain and shedding light on the enigma of …
In “Range,” David Epstein challenges the prevailing notion that specialization is the key to success. Drawing from research and real-life examples, Epstein argues that acquiring a broad range of experiences and knowledge actually leads to more creativity, adaptability, and long-term success. As an acclaimed journalist and bestselling author, Epstein has previously explored the science of …