Why Diets Make Us Fat
Challenges the effectiveness of diets and offers a neuroscience-backed approach to weight.
Challenges the effectiveness of diets and offers a neuroscience-backed approach to weight.
A modern romance between America’s First Son and the Prince of Wales.
A guide for women seeking equilibrium, it gives advice on embracing natural moods, addressing hormonal imbalance, and mental wellness
This book provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of the life of Martin Luther, the seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation. It covers his early life, education, and the events that led to his questioning of Catholic doctrine, including his famous Ninety-Five Theses. It also examines his subsequent challenges against the Church, his translations of the Bible, and his enduring impact on Christianity and European history.
A foundational text of Stoic philosophy, this book compiles lectures attributed to Epictetus, discussing wisdom, happiness, and self-discipline.
This book offers guidance on how to navigate career transitions, whether it’s starting a new job, staying in your current position, or considering a career change.
In ‘Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation,’ Steven Johnson explores the environment and conditions that foster innovative thinking and ideas. Through a myriad of examples from technology, biology, and urban planning, Johnson identifies seven key principles that are the foundation of creativity and innovation. These principles include the importance of networks, the power of serendipity, and the benefits of slow hunches over eureka moments. The book argues that by understanding these patterns, individuals and organizations can better cultivate environments that encourage revolutionary ideas.
The Power of Unwavering Focus’ is a guide to developing laser-sharp concentration, improving productivity, and achieving goals.