You are what you read
You are what you read
The monk who sold his Ferrari tells of the successful star lawyer Julian Mantel. His whole life is determined by his work. Suddenly, he suffers a heart attack, the consequences of which he almost dies. This turns everything he had…
All successful marketers tell stories. When they market a product or service, they don’t focus on the facts, features, or benefits. They focus on stories. Because only stories have the potential to spread from person to person. Godin believes that…
The book summarized in one sentence: Less, but better. Because we live in a time when everything seems possible, it is sometimes difficult to understand that we cannot do everything. In the book, it is called the undisciplined pursuit of…
What if there was one thing that not only makes you fatter, dumber, poorer, sicker, and unhappy, but also increases your chances of developing cancer, Alzheimer’s, and depression, and dramatically increases your chances of dying in a fatal car accident?…
Dealing with people is one of the central tasks that we humans have to solve. Many lack empathy, sensitivity, and understanding for others. The book aims to overcome these weaknesses step by step if you are ready to question your…
Regardless of how you feel about Apple, whether you value Apple’s business policies and products more or less or what you think about the often high prices of the products, this book teaches a lot about innovation, focus, perseverance, and…
There is no strict science about how to successfully invest money. Investing is a soft skill and it depends more on personal behavior than on your knowledge. The mathematical and strategic aspects of investing are less addressed. Rather, it is…
Edward Snowden is a former intelligence community officer and whistleblower. The documents he revealed provided a vital public window into the NSA and its international partner’s secret mass surveillance programs and capabilities. These revelations generated attention around the world on…
Information has never been available faster, better, and cheaper than it is today. But the new media have an enormous power of distraction. This affects the ability to concentrate on work and achieve top intellectual performance. Cal Newport analyzes this…