Who Can You Trust?
An in-depth exploration of how technology reshapes trust in the digital age.
An in-depth exploration of how technology reshapes trust in the digital age.
The Little House series is a semi-autobiographical collection of children’s books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, recounting her pioneer childhood.
This seminal work by Alice Miller explores the long-term effects of repressed childhood traumas. Miller delves into how these traumas manifest in adulthood, often leading to depression and a false self.
A narrative focused on independence and defining success on one’s own terms.
Robert T. Kiyosaki explores wealth-building strategies with no money needed, focusing on investment skills and financial education.
This book explores the complexities of morality, revealing how different communities have varied moral landscapes and how these differences can be reconciled.
Deborah Gruenfeld combines research and storytelling to explore how we can use power effectively and ethically in various roles in life.
In ‘This Could Be Our Future,’ Yancey Strickler, co-founder of Kickstarter, presents a thought-provoking argument against society’s current focus on financial wealth and for a future where people prioritize community, creativity, and compassion. He discusses the limitations of a profit-driven society and proposes a new value system, which he calls ‘Bentoism,’ that could guide individuals and organizations towards more altruistic actions. Strickler envisions a world where values beyond financial gain drive our decisions, leading to a more equitable and fulfilling future.