The Replaceable Founder
Strategies for building a business that thrives without the founder’s constant involvement.
Strategies for building a business that thrives without the founder’s constant involvement.
Mary Beard’s ‘Women and Power’ is a compelling exploration of the relationship between women and power throughout history, focusing on how power has been traditionally framed, withheld, and understood in masculine terms.
This book explores how accelerating technologies will impact life, business, and society, fueled by exponential advancements.
An empowering guide to self-improvement, mental and physical health.
The Cult of We: WeWork, Adam Neumann, and the Great Startup Delusion by Eliot Brown and Maureen Farrell is a detailed account of the rise and fall of WeWork, one of the most hyped startups of its time. The book dives deep into the charismatic and eccentric leadership of CEO Adam Neumann, whose vision of not just renting co-working spaces but revolutionizing the way people work and live led to an inflated valuation and eventually a stunning collapse. The authors, both Wall Street Journal reporters, provide a meticulous narrative of WeWork’s journey, from its founding to its failed IPO, and the subsequent fallout.
Exploring relationship dynamics through attachment theory for healthier connections.
This guide explores the healing power of over 800 beneficial plants and remedies, offering natural alternatives for wellness and self-care.
Claire Saffitz’s ‘Dessert Person’ offers a collection of sweet and savory baking recipes, emphasizing the joy of home baking and creativity.
In ‘The Measure,’ every person on Earth receives a box that predicts the length of their life. This story explores how individuals and society confront destiny, personal choices, and ethical dilemmas.