The Lost Art of Connecting Summary of Key Points
This book guides readers on creating deeper, more meaningful professional relationships using a three-part method: Gather, Ask, Do.
This book guides readers on creating deeper, more meaningful professional relationships using a three-part method: Gather, Ask, Do.
A practical guide to improving emotional intelligence through habit formation.
Aprende a desbloquear tu potencial sobrenatural a través del poder de tu mente.
Guide on fostering optimism and resilience in children to combat depression.
A comprehensive guide to using DNA for tracing genealogy and family history.
Harness storytelling to boost your business and captivate audiences.
On Intelligence is a compelling treatise on the workings of the human brain and the future of intelligent machines. Written by Jeff Hawkins with Sandra Blakeslee, the book delves into the theory of neocortical processing to explain human intelligence and perception. Hawkins introduces the ‘Memory-Prediction Framework’, a model proposing that the brain is primarily a prediction machine, and intelligence is based on the ability to predict future events based on past experiences. The authors discuss the implications of this theory for the development of artificial intelligence and how future machines might emulate human thought processes.
Francine Jay champions the philosophy of living a simpler, more organized life by decluttering our homes and spaces, encouraging minimalism as a path to freedom.
This book offers strategies to eliminate clutter, increase productivity and find joy in work.