Stumbling on Happiness
Daniel Gilbert
A fascinating exploration of the human brain's ability to imagine the future and predict happiness. Daniel Gilbert delves into the science of prospection, revealing the quirks and errors in our forecasts and offering insights into why we often stumble on happiness in unexpected ways.
Subtract
Leidy Klotz
An exploration into the science of subtraction, revealing how our bias towards adding can hinder problem-solving and innovation. Through compelling stories and research, this book encourages readers to recognize the power of removing elements to achieve better outcomes in various aspects of life, from personal habits to societal challenges.
Surrounded by Idiots
Thomas Erikson
Discover the secrets to understanding and communicating with different personality types using the DISC system. Learn how to navigate challenging interactions, appreciate diverse perspectives, and unlock your potential in both personal and professional relationships. Are you surrounded by idiots? Maybe it's time to understand them.
Surrounded by Narcissists
Thomas Erikson
Are you surrounded by people who are self-absorbed, manipulative, and lack empathy? In "Surrounded by Narcissists," Thomas Erikson delves into the world of narcissism, exploring its impact on society and offering insights into how to navigate relationships with narcissistic individuals. Discover the characteristics of narcissism, understand the dark triad, and learn strategies to protect yourself from the damaging effects of inflated egos. This book is your guide to understanding and dealing with narcissists in your life.
DARE: The New Way to Break Free from Anxiety and Panic Attacks
Barry McDonagh
Discover a transformative approach to healing anxiety and panic attacks with 'DARE.' Learn how to break free from the cycle of fear and regain your peace of mind using the DARE Response, a simple yet powerful method rooted in positive psychology and mindfulness. Reclaim your life and find strength in overcoming anxiety.
Talking to Strangers
Malcolm Gladwell
Why are we so bad at judging strangers? A deep dive into the ways we misread people and the tragic consequences that can follow, exploring cases from Sandra Bland to Neville Chamberlain's dealings with Hitler, and offering insights into how we can improve our interactions with those we don't know.
The Antidote
Oliver Burkeman
A counterintuitive approach to happiness, arguing that in order to be truly happy, we need to be willing to experience more negative emotions, or at the very least, learn to stop running quite so hard from them. It explores the benefits of embracing insecurity, uncertainty, failure, and even death, drawing on ancient philosophies and modern psychology.
The Art of Seduction
Robert Greene
An exploration of the art of seduction, detailing the psychology, strategies, and character types involved in influencing and attracting others. From historical examples to practical advice, this book unveils the timeless techniques for mastering the art of persuasion and charm.