Relationship & Family
The Power of Ideals
William Damon
The Power of Ideals examines the lives and work of six 20th-century moral leaders who pursued moral causes ranging from world peace to social justice and human rights. It uses these six cases to show how people can make choices guided by their moral ideals rather than by base emotion or social pressures.
The Power of Not Thinking
Simon Roberts
Explore the revolutionary idea that our intelligence doesn't just reside in our brains, but is deeply connected to our bodies. 'The Power of Not Thinking' delves into the science and real-world applications of embodied knowledge, revealing how we can learn to trust our instincts, make better decisions, and unlock a deeper understanding of the world around us.
The Power of Showing Up
Daniel J. Siegel
Discover the simple yet profound impact of parental presence on a child's development. This book delves into the science of attachment and interpersonal neurobiology, offering practical strategies to help parents show up for their kids in ways that foster security, resilience, and emotional well-being. Learn how your presence can shape your child's brain and create a foundation for a happy, successful life.
The Power of Us
David Bornstein
This book explores how we make sense of the world, especially when faced with confusion and uncertainty. It delves into the psychology of ambiguity, examining how our minds react to incomplete or contradictory information. Through real-life examples and insights from social psychology and cognitive science, it reveals how we can better manage uncertainty in our lives, innovate, and see the world from new perspectives.
The Power Paradox
Dacher Keltner
An exploration of the power paradox: how the qualities that help us gain power and influence are often the very ones we lose once we have it. The book delves into the dynamics of power in our daily interactions, relationships, and society, offering insights into how to maintain influence and make a lasting difference in the world.
The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs
Carmine Gallo
Unlock the secrets to captivating presentations with insights from Steve Jobs. Learn how to craft compelling stories, deliver unforgettable experiences, and refine your stage presence to inspire and persuade any audience. Transform your presentations from dull to dazzling and leave a lasting impact.
The Professor in the Cage
Jonathan Gottschall
An English professor steps into the world of mixed martial arts to explore the science and psychology of violence, masculinity, and the enduring appeal of combat sports. He grapples with questions about why men fight, why we watch, and how these primal urges are kept in check.
The Quick Fix
Jesse Singal
An exploration of the dark side of our society's fascination with psychology, revealing how many popular ideas are overhyped and lack hard evidence, misallocating resources and degrading the institution of psychology. It examines the allure of fad psychology and how individuals and institutions can resist it.