The Wellness Syndrome
A critical exploration of the compulsory pursuit of wellness and its fallout.
A critical exploration of the compulsory pursuit of wellness and its fallout.
‘Prepared’ by Diane Tavenner discusses how conventional education fails to prepare students for life. Tavenner advocates for a different approach, one that develops soft skills and encourages students to take agency over their learning. She shares her experiences and insights from founding and leading Summit Public Schools, a successful network of innovative charter schools.
Lead with a Story’ is a guide by Paul Smith that delves into the art of storytelling within a business context. Smith illustrates how narratives can be a powerful tool to captivate an audience, convince stakeholders, and inspire teams. Through a collection of stories from more than 50 organizations in over 30 industries, the book offers practical advice on how to craft compelling stories to effectively lead others. It covers various scenarios where storytelling can be applied, such as setting a vision, leading change, and reinforcing company values.
Insights into creating workplaces that attract, engage, and retain talent.
Allen Carr’s Easy Way to Stop Smoking is a self-help guide for smokers seeking to quit. It presents a psychological approach to breaking the tobacco habit without the use of willpower or substitutes.
A guide to achieving happiness by valuing relationships over material wealth, by the hosts of The Minimalists Podcast.
Master the skill of countering verbal aggression with poise and confidence.