Gone Girl is a thrilling novel that delves into the complexities of marriage, media influence, and the psychology of its characters. It unfolds the story of Nick and Amy Dunne, whose marriage has seen better days. On their fifth wedding anniversary, Amy disappears under mysterious circumstances, leading to a frenzied media circus and suspicions towards Nick.
A tender and poignant tale, ‘If He Had Been with Me’ explores the complexities of teenage love, friendship, and tragedy through the story of Autumn and Finny’s relationship.
Hit Makers explores why certain products become popular, analyzing the psychology of consumers, the power of distribution, and the influence of trends.
In ‘Talent is Overrated,’ Geoff Colvin debunks the myth that innate talent is the sole factor behind extraordinary performance in various fields. Instead, he argues that deliberate practice—a specific, focused, and rigorous method of skill improvement—is what truly drives world-class achievement. Colvin uses a wealth of research and examples from various domains such as music, sports, and business to illustrate how deliberate practice can lead to exceptional performance. Furthermore, he offers practical advice on how individuals and organizations can apply these principles to achieve their own goals.
This book serves as a comprehensive guide to effective public speaking, leadership skills and methods to achieve success.
In ‘The Defining Decade’, clinical psychologist Dr. Meg Jay argues that the twenties are a critical period in a person’s life that lays the foundation for the future. She combines the latest research with practical advice from her own experiences with clients to guide readers through the unique challenges they may face during this crucial time.
Marc Benioff’s journey of transforming Salesforce into a cloud computing giant.