The Motivation Code Summary of Key Points
The Motivation Code reveals how understanding individual motivational drivers can lead to meaningful work and increased productivity.
The Motivation Code reveals how understanding individual motivational drivers can lead to meaningful work and increased productivity.
In ‘Thinking in Bets,’ former World Series of Poker champion turned business consultant Annie Duke merges her poker expertise with cognitive psychology to outline a framework for making better decisions under conditions of uncertainty. She posits that life is more like poker than chess, as decisions must often be made with incomplete information. Duke offers practical strategies for acknowledging and coping with the inherent uncertainty of decision-making, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between good decisions and good outcomes.
A fantasy romance entwined with magic and political intrigue.
Thirteen Days is a gripping account of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, written by Robert F. Kennedy, then the U.S. Attorney General. The book details the tense negotiations and critical decision-making that occurred over the thirteen days in which the United States and the Soviet Union stood on the brink of nuclear war. Through Kennedy’s perspective, readers get an insider’s view of the deliberations within the Kennedy administration, including the intensive discussions in the Executive Committee of the National Security Council and the private counsel between him and his brother, President John F. Kennedy.
A devotional guide to strengthen marriage through daily biblical wisdom.
Crashed explores the causes and consequences of the 2008 financial crisis, its impact on economies worldwide, and the ensuing decade of economic and political upheaval.
The DSM is a comprehensive classification of officially recognized psychiatric disorders, used for diagnosis and treatment in mental health.
This book examines the ascent of Vladimir Putin, detailing his rise from obscurity to immense power as Russia’s enigmatic leader.
The Ethics, by philosopher Benedict de Spinoza, presents an exploration of philosophical rationalism where God, nature, and humanity are interlinked.