Leadership and Self-Deception
The Arbinger Institute
Discover the groundbreaking approach to leadership and personal growth that has transformed organizations worldwide. Leadership and Self-Deception reveals the hidden obstacles that undermine teamwork, productivity, and personal fulfillment, offering a powerful framework for breaking free from self-deception and achieving lasting success.
Positioning
Al Ries
In the battle for your mind, how do you position your product, service, or even yourself for success? This book explores the concept of positioning in an overcommunicated society, offering strategies to cut through the noise and make a lasting impression on your target audience. Learn how to differentiate yourself, own a word in the mind, and restructure perceptions to achieve your desired position.
Weird Ideas That Work
Robert I. Sutton
Challenge conventional wisdom and unlock your organization's innovative potential with 'Weird Ideas That Work.' Robert I. Sutton presents 11½ counterintuitive practices designed to spark creativity and foster a culture where groundbreaking ideas flourish. From hiring 'slow learners' to rewarding failure, this book reveals how defying accepted management norms can lead to extraordinary success and transform your company into a hub of continuous innovation.
How Children Learn
John Holt
A groundbreaking exploration into the natural learning processes of children, revealing how they learn best when driven by curiosity and trust. Holt challenges conventional educational methods, advocating for environments that foster independence, resourcefulness, and a love for learning. Discover how to nurture a child's innate abilities and unlock their full potential.
How Children Fail
John Holt
A groundbreaking exploration into why children fail in school, written by John Holt. Based on his classroom observations, Holt argues that children fail because they are afraid, bored, and confused. This book delves into the strategies children use to cope with the demands of school and offers insights into how schools can better foster real learning.
Economics
Ha-Joon Chang
A user-friendly guide to economics that demystifies the subject and equips readers with the knowledge to understand and critique economic arguments. It explores various economic theories, real-world examples, and the evolution of capitalism, empowering citizens to engage in informed discussions about economic issues.
15 Secrets Successful People Know About Time Management
Kevin Kruse
Discover the time management secrets of billionaires, Olympic athletes, straight-A students, and successful entrepreneurs. Learn how to prioritize, eliminate distractions, and achieve extreme productivity to transform your career and life.
How to Do It Now
Leslie Josel
A guide for teens and college students to understand why they procrastinate and provides support, guidance, and real advice so they can develop and implement strategies to manage it. It includes user-friendly tips and strategies to help students overcome procrastination and improve their time management skills.