The Right Side of History
A critical examination of Western civilization’s founding principles.
A critical examination of Western civilization’s founding principles.
Brainfluence explains how to practically apply neuroscience and behavior research to better market to consumers by understanding their decision patterns.
Unveils the cognitive science behind productivity in business and personal realms.
The Conscience of a Conservative is a seminal work that laid the foundation for the modern conservative movement in the United States. Written by Barry Goldwater, a senator from Arizona, the book offers a cogent argument for conservative principles such as limited government, personal responsibility, and a staunch defense of individual liberty. Goldwater advocates for states’ rights, criticizes welfare programs, and argues for a strong anti-communist foreign policy. His work is not only a manifesto for conservatism but also a call to action for those who believe in safeguarding the freedoms enshrined in the American Constitution.
Ungifted challenges traditional notions of intelligence by exploring how various factors contribute to success beyond IQ scores, including creativity, personality, and environment.
Embrace the Spartan lifestyle for resilience, discipline, and leadership.
Chasing Excellence details coach Ben Bergeron’s philosophies on developing high-performance athletes and creating a winning mindset.
‘Trying Not to Try’ combines ancient Chinese philosophy with modern psychological research to explore the concept of wu-wei, the art of effortless action. The author, Edward Slingerland, presents a compelling argument on how cultivating spontaneity can lead to success and well-being. Through a blend of anecdotes, philosophical insights, and scientific findings, Slingerland navigates the contradictions of trying too hard and not trying at all, providing a pathway to harness the power of wu-wei in our lives.