Reading People Summary of Key Points
Reading People by Jo-Ellan Dimitrius and Wendy Patrick Mazzarella offers insights on deciphering body language and behavioral cues to better understand and predict others’ actions.
Reading People by Jo-Ellan Dimitrius and Wendy Patrick Mazzarella offers insights on deciphering body language and behavioral cues to better understand and predict others’ actions.
A guide to effective team collaboration and accelerated performance.
This book provides a practical guide on the Scrum framework, detailing the Agile software development methodology and its application in managing projects.
An investigative look at how McKinsey & Company influences business and government decisions worldwide, often with controversial outcomes.
This book advocates for the importance of personal creativity and happiness in a hectic world. It guides readers to find and develop their ‘Unicorn Space’—a unique outlet for self-expression and joy.
Think Like a Freak, written by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, is a fascinating exploration into the realm of decision-making and problem-solving through a unique lens. Diving deeper than their previous work, Freakonomics, the authors encourage readers to think more productively, creatively, and rationally. They argue that by thinking like a ‘freak,’ individuals can tackle difficult problems from unconventional angles, leading to innovative solutions. The book is packed with intriguing anecdotes, studies, and stories that illustrate how looking at the world differently can yield surprising benefits.
An uplifting story about a 100-year-old man with a list of five wishes he wants to fulfill before he dies, and his unexpected friendship with a troubled 10-year-old boy.
This children’s tale by Beatrix Potter tells the story of Ginger, a tomcat, and Pickles, a terrier, who run a village shop and extend unlimited credit to their customers.