Super Interesting Facts For Smart Kids
A rich trove of facts to spark children’s love for learning.
A rich trove of facts to spark children’s love for learning.
Friedrich Nietzsche’s ‘The Birth of Tragedy’ explores the origins of Greek tragedy and its relevance to the human experiences of suffering and knowledge.
In ‘The Ideal Team Player’, Patrick Lencioni identifies the three characteristics that all great team players possess, illustrates them with real-life stories, and provides practical advice about how to instill these virtues in the workplace. The three virtues are humility, hunger, and people smarts.
A guide on how to transform your mindset to attract positivity, wealth, and success into your life.
Improv comedy’s ‘Yes, And’ philosophy as a tool for better business creativity and collaboration.
A critical look at how jobs exploit our devotion and erode personal lives.
This book critically examines the narrative of economic inequality in the United States, challenging mainstream perspectives and exploring alternative measurements of well-being and progress.
Sigmund Freud’s ‘The Interpretation of Dreams’ introduces his theory of the unconscious with respect to dream interpretation, and also discusses what dreams reveal about our hidden desires and emotions.
In ‘Change Your Brain, Change Your Life’, Dr. Daniel G. Amen shares fascinating findings from his decades of neuropsychiatry practice. He reveals that various brain issues can lead to specific psychological problems, and he provides actionable strategies to help readers take control of their brain health, improve their lives, and achieve optimal mental wellness.