Range delves into the various paths to success, debunking the idea that early specialization is the best approach. The book argues that a broad set of experiences and skills, which the author refers to as ‘range’, is more beneficial in complex and unpredictable fields. It uses real-life examples and academic research to demonstrate the value of range in today’s world.
In-depth exploration of the intricacies of gay sexuality and relationships.
This book offers practical insights into how altering our perspective can lead to better decision-making and goal achievement. It combines psychological research with actionable advice.
A strategic guide to power through historical wisdom and timeless tactics.
The Mosquito Bowl chronicles a legendary football game played between Marine officers on a Pacific island during WWII, exploring themes of heroism and sacrifice.
Exploring how social entrepreneurship is transforming capitalism for the better.
The Devil in the White City intertwines the true tale of two men: Daniel H. Burnham, the mastermind behind the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, and H. H. Holmes, a serial killer who used the fair to lure his victims to their death. The book juxtaposes the development of modern architecture and city planning against the grim reality of America’s first urban serial killer.
‘The Fourth Trimester’ addresses the physical, emotional, and relational changes women undergo after giving birth, offering support and guidance for navigating this period.