The Art of Worldly Wisdom
Timeless wisdom on navigating life’s complexities with prudence and tact.
Timeless wisdom on navigating life’s complexities with prudence and tact.
Mindset, written by psychologist Carol S. Dweck, introduces the concept of ‘mindsets’ and how our beliefs about our abilities can impact our success. The book differentiates between two mindsets: the fixed mindset, where individuals believe their abilities are fixed and the growth mindset, where individuals believe they can develop their abilities.
In post-Civil War Barcelona, a young boy discovers ‘The Shadow of the Wind’ by Julian Carax and is drawn into a mystery involving the author’s history, love, and revenge.
A storied journey across America with Steinbeck’s poodle, revealing the nation’s soul.
Ryan Holiday explores the virtue of courage, drawing from historical figures and events. He illustrates its importance in personal development and success.
Energy: A Human History by Richard Rhodes chronicles the quest for energy throughout history, emphasizing how energy transformations have shaped societies.
David Reich’s ‘Who We Are and How We Got Here: Ancient DNA and the New Science of the Human Past’ delves into the revolutionary field of genomics, specifically the study of ancient DNA, to shed light on human history and evolution. The book explores how the analysis of DNA from ancient bones has transformed our understanding of the human species, revealing surprising migrations, previously unknown genetic exchanges, and hidden chapters of our past. Reich explains complex scientific concepts in an accessible manner, offering insights into how genetics can provide a more nuanced picture of human history.
A guide to measuring intangible values in business, enhancing decision-making and reducing uncertainty.