Visioneering
Andy Stanley
Visioneering is the course one follows to make dreams a reality. It is the process whereby ideas and convictions take on substance. As the story of the Wright brothers illustrates, visioneering is the engineering of a vision. This book centers around the life and vision of Nehemiah and how his story is particularly relevant to our modern-day situation.
Vitality
Samantha Boardman
Discover the keys to unlocking a more vibrant and fulfilling life. This book offers practical strategies for cultivating vitality by connecting meaningfully with others, embracing challenges, and finding purpose beyond yourself. Learn how to overcome daily stressors, build resilience, and infuse your life with energy and joy.
Wait: The Art and Science of Delay
Frank Partnoy
Explore the hidden power of delay and how it can improve decision-making in all aspects of life. From split-second reactions to long-term planning, discover the art and science of waiting for the right moment.
Wanting
Luke Burgis
A groundbreaking exploration of mimetic desire, revealing how our desires are shaped by others and offering a path to self-discovery and fulfillment. Discover the hidden forces behind your wants and learn to navigate the complex world of human desire.
We Are Displaced
Malala Yousafzai
Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai shares her own story of displacement, from being forced to leave her home in Pakistan to her new life in England. In this book, she also introduces the stories of other refugee girls around the world, highlighting their resilience, courage, and the challenges they face as they rebuild their lives in unfamiliar places. A powerful and moving exploration of the refugee experience, told through the voices of those who have lived it.
We Need to Talk
Celeste Headlee
In "We Need to Talk," Celeste Headlee shares practical strategies for improving communication skills and fostering meaningful conversations. Drawing from her experience as a radio host, she offers insights on active listening, empathy, and navigating difficult discussions, ultimately helping readers connect more effectively in a fractured world.
We Who Are Dark
Bettina L. Love
An exploration of the psychological, emotional, and spiritual costs of surviving while Black in America. It delves into the concept of mattering, abolitionist teaching, and the fight for educational justice in the face of systemic oppression and White rage. This book challenges educators and society to move beyond mere survival tactics and strive for a world where Black individuals can truly thrive.
Weaponized Lies
Daniel J. Levitin
In an era of misinformation and weaponized lies, this book provides essential tools for critical thinking. Learn how to evaluate statistics, arguments, and sources to distinguish truth from falsehood and make informed decisions in a post-truth world.