The Gap and the Gain by Benjamin Hardy and Dan Sullivan is a revolutionary guide to achieving happiness and success. The book discusses the psychological concept of ‘The Gap,’ the difference between where one is and where one wants to be, and the ‘Gain,’ the measure of actual progress. It provides strategies for overcoming the mentality of constantly striving for more and instead appreciating what has been achieved.
This book provides insights on how to simplify parenting, reduce stress, and foster children’s resilience and self-reliance.
Empowering women to navigate and thrive in their professional journeys.
In ‘The Family Upstairs’, Libby Jones inherits a mansion on her 25th birthday, only to discover the dark secrets of her birth family’s past, involving cults, murder, and hidden identities.
A guide to navigate the future, explaining how to predict and make sense of the rapid changes in the world.
This book examines the destructive stereotypes that limit girls, empowering them to understand and navigate the world.
The book guides readers on transitioning from earning income through employment to owning and investing in businesses.
In ‘Think Like a Rocket Scientist,’ Ozan Varol unveils the mindset and problem-solving strategies of rocket scientists and how these can be applied to tackle challenges in everyday life and work. Varol, drawing from his own experience as a rocket scientist, breaks down complex scientific principles into understandable and actionable steps that anyone can use to approach problems creatively, innovate, and make significant advancements in their personal and professional lives. The book is divided into clear, concise chapters that each tackle different aspects of thinking like a rocket scientist, such as simplifying problems, embracing the power of experimentation, and learning from failure.