In ‘David and Goliath’, author Malcolm Gladwell explores the intriguing paradox of advantage in disadvantage and disadvantage in advantage. By retelling stories of various ‘Davids’ who battled their own ‘Goliaths’, Gladwell demonstrates how perceived weaknesses can sometimes be powerful strengths.
Limitless Mind explores the scientific evidence behind learning and potential, debunking the myths of fixed intelligence. Jo Boaler offers strategies to unlock our brains to learn and grow.
Behave examines the factors influencing human behavior, from genetic predisposition to environmental impacts. It explores the role of hormones, genes, and the environment in shaping our actions, delving into fields such as neuroscience, psychology, and sociology. The book provides an extensive view of why we behave the way we do, explaining everything from our most violent acts to our moments of altruism.
Unlock the secrets of persuasive copywriting with psychological insights.
Disney U explores the inner workings of the Disney University training program, revealing how Disney nurtures staff to deliver exceptional service and create magical experiences.
In ‘Change Your Brain, Change Your Life’, Dr. Daniel G. Amen shares fascinating findings from his decades of neuropsychiatry practice. He reveals that various brain issues can lead to specific psychological problems, and he provides actionable strategies to help readers take control of their brain health, improve their lives, and achieve optimal mental wellness.
Rare Breed explores how unconventional traits can be harnessed as strengths to achieve success and stand out in a conformist world.
U Thrive: How to Succeed in College (and Life) is a comprehensive guide written by Dan Lerner and Alan Schlechter, two experts in positive psychology. The book is designed to help college students navigate the challenges and opportunities of college life, with a strong emphasis on applying the principles of positive psychology to foster personal growth, happiness, and success. It covers a wide range of topics, from managing stress and building resilience to finding purpose and creating meaningful relationships. The authors combine scientific research with practical advice and real-world examples to provide readers with strategies to thrive in college and beyond.
Effective HR Communication is a guide on creating clear and purposeful HR-related communications. It covers techniques for effective messaging to employees.