The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People draws on ancient wisdom, modern psychology, and twentieth-century science, wrapping the combination in a distinctively American can-do programme of easy-looking stages that mostly…
Ego is the Enemy advises individuals to quit babbling, forget their tales, restrain their passions, learn from everything they do, accept failure, and never stop working. He tells stories about…
You’ve worked hard, made sacrifices, and dedicated yourself to your profession. You are now enjoying your achievement, feeling confident and, yes, a little smug. Don’t become too at ease. Marshall…
Do you ever wish you were born with an instruction manual? Tiki Kustenmacher, a simplicity expert, and Dr. Lothar J. Seiwert, a professional coach, offer a digestible life guide that…
You may feel that the modern environment of dynamic change tests your ability to adapt and let alone grow. A world in flux requires a fundamental change, one that accepts constant change…
Greg McKeown, the co-author of Multipliers, gives a detailed, workable method for reducing your life with this book “Essentialism”. Greg McKeown makes an enthusiastic, credible case for downsizing in this…
Some people mistakenly believe that self-discipline enhances self-shaming or places unwelcome constraints on their lives. Giovanni Dienstmann, a meditation teacher and coach, hopes to disprove these myths by extolling the…
Victor Strecher, a University of Michigan professor, lost his 19-year-old daughter Julia to rare heart disease. In his sadness, he turned to philosophy and science to help him find a…
In “The Cat Who Saved the Books” the protagonist is the high school student Rintaro Natsuki. Rintaro has grown up working in his grandfather’s secondhand bookstore. Now that his grandfather…
Professors Christian Stadler, Julia Hautz, Kurt Matzler, and Stephan Friedrich von den Eichen describe open idea sourcing. It is a centuries-old method that involves varied groups of insiders and outsiders.…
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