The Happiness Fantasy Summary of Key Points
A social critique of the modern pursuit of happiness, revealing its capitalist and narcissistic underpinnings.
A social critique of the modern pursuit of happiness, revealing its capitalist and narcissistic underpinnings.
An in-depth look at the cost of overconsumption on society and the environment.
Brené Brown’s ‘The Power of Vulnerability’ explores the idea that emotional exposure, uncertainty, and risk are essential to forming meaningful human connections.
A guide to embracing originality and driving change.
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 ‘Think Simple’, Ken Segall explores the obsession with simplicity that lies at the heart of Apple’s success. Drawing on his experience as the creative director of the ad agency behind Apple’s iconic campaigns, Segall demonstrates how simplicity has driven Apple’s decision-making process and culture. He offers insights into the benefits of simplicity in business, illustrating with case studies from other companies that have embraced this philosophy. The book provides practical advice on how to streamline products, processes, and communications to achieve better results.
This memoir by Gloria Steinem—feminist, activist, and writer—chronicles her years traveling and the rich experiences these journeys provided, shaping her life, activism, and view of the world.
Macbeth is Shakespeare’s dark and powerful tragedy about the corrosive effects of unchecked ambition and power.