The Measure Summary of Key Points
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.
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.
In ‘The Unexpected Joy of the Ordinary,’ Catherine Gray explores the beauty and significance of the everyday moments that are often overlooked in the pursuit of extraordinary experiences. Drawing from personal anecdotes, psychological research, and philosophical insights, Gray makes a compelling case for appreciating the mundane aspects of life. She challenges the societal narrative that only big achievements and remarkable experiences can bring happiness, arguing instead that true contentment can be found in the ordinary. The book is a refreshing reminder to slow down, notice the small things, and find joy in the world around us.
A critique of American politics urging a return to conservative values.
This book offers advice on dealing with life’s unexpected challenges and turning them into growth opportunities.
Burton G. Malkiel’s guide through the maze of financial investment options, advocating for a diversified, long-term portfolio approach.
Big Bang Disruption explores how technological innovations can disrupt entire industries and what companies can do to survive and thrive amidst such changes.
This book explores the Buddhist practice of metta, or lovingkindness, showing how it can bring us closer to others and ourselves.
Exploring the path to inner peace through meditation and mindfulness with a monk’s guidance.