Understanding the science behind your decision making and behavior is a great asset in the battle to a more fulfilled life.

Psychology

Imagine trusting someone completely charming, only to discover there's no guilt or empathy behind that warmth. This microbook explores the hidden world of psychopaths — how they think, why they target certain people, and what actually protects you from becoming their next victim.

Without conscience

The best microbooks of the week, selected by our team. Stay tuned to the latest trends in the world of literature and knowledge.

Radar 12min

A run of magnitude 7+ earthquakes across Venezuela, Japan, Colombia, Indonesia and Peru in weeks sparked fears of a more seismically active planet. Seismologists explain why the baseline rate, detection coverage and unrelated fault systems argue otherwise.

Is the Earth shaking more? Seismologists say no

Eli Lilly's oral GLP-1 pill Foundayo launches in UK pharmacies, sold only by private prescription while NICE weighs NHS funding. The piece tracks three unresolved threads: counterfeit pills flooding the market, WADA's undecided stance on weight-loss drugs in sport, and whether US obesity data show a real reversal.

Eli Lilly's weight-loss pill goes on sale in Britain

Explains Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease after the diagnosis of influencer Lito Sousa went public: the four prion forms, why diagnosis takes weeks despite rapid progression, gaps in Brazil's official case data, and the experimental Harvard siRNA trial targeting the protein before it misfolds.

Harvard tests an experimental therapy for Creutzfeldt-Jakob

Take a sneak-peek into the private lives of people who left a mark in world history.

Biographies & Memoirs

Meet the woman who cried at funerals while feeling nothing at all. This microbook follows Patric Gagne's journey from a child fighting an invisible inner pressure to a therapist who finally understood her own mind. It's an intimate look at what it truly means to live as a diagnosed sociopath—without guilt, without malice, and without a map.

Sociopath: A Memoir

A JAMA Internal Medicine study of 12 million US death certificates ranks flight attendants and pilots first and second among 500 occupations for radiation-linked cancer deaths, and traces why lifestyle explanations don't hold up, plus the FAA's unmonitored exposure gap.

Study Places Flight Attendants at Highest Risk of Cancer

An account of how the Middle East conflict's energy shock reversed the rate-cut consensus: UK inflation back up to 2.9%, the Fed's July minutes discussing hikes, the ECB already raising, gold and bond yields moving, and what the October Ofgem reset and December Fed decision mean next.

The War in Iran Halted Interest Rate Cuts

Five years after the Taliban's return, UNESCO data shows 2.4 million Afghan girls barred from secondary school, a figure rising by 200,000 a year. This radar traces how a 'temporary' ban became permanent and projects the toll toward 2030.

Five years of Taliban rule: millions of girls out of school

It's time to learn about the main pillars of society, world politics, and different cultures. 

Society & Politics

Rent that never stops climbing, a doctor's appointment months away, a power grid stuck in the past. Abundance argues this scarcity isn't inevitable—it's the result of fifty years of choices in city councils and permitting offices. This microbook traces how those barriers formed and what it would take to start building again.

Abundance: How We Build a Better Future

How did we get here? See which ideas shaped the course of history, and how philosophy played a significant role in human evolution.

History & Philosophy

What would the last seventy-two minutes of civilization actually look like? This microbook walks through the classified machinery behind nuclear war—the six-minute decision windows, the automatic protocols, and the chain reaction no single person controls. Drawing on decades of expert interviews, it reveals how catastrophe wouldn't need malice, only procedure already in place.

Nuclear War: A Scenario

Get inspired, build great plans, reach your goals, live happier!

Self-Help & Motivation

What great leaders are made of? Learn from the people who have more to offer in the realm of leadership than just words. 

Management & Leadership

Everyone is accelerating on the AI wave, convinced efficiency is the only rational move. This Radar shows why the play that looks inefficient (choosing a few things and doing them with excellence) is usually the one with the highest return.

The efficiency paradox

Personal Development

Ryan Holiday reveals how ego sabotages every phase of your journey — from aspiration to success and failure — and offers a practical guide to replacing arrogance with silent work and self-control.

Ego is the enemy

Explore the work-ethic of productive people and get a glimpse into the techniques that helped them reach a high level of success.

Productivity & Time Management

You only have 4,000 weeks to live. Are you spending them on what truly matters?

Four thousand weeks

Your brain is not fixed — it's software you can rewrite. Drawing on neuroscience, this microbook explains how chronic stress, negativity bias, and autopilot habits keep you stuck, and what it actually takes to build new neural pathways through sleep, movement, mindset shifts, and small daily choices that compound into lasting change.

Rewire

Biology, physics and a lot of experimentation!  

Science

“Brief Answers to the Big Questions” is the last book written by one of the greatest minds in history, Stephen Hawking. In it, he provides the readers with personal views on some of the most intriguing questions that are troubling mankind. He also unravels future predictions about climate change, the threat of nuclear war, and the development of artificial intelligence.

Brief Answers to the Big Questions

Build a solid career, learn how to run your business and inspire other people to do the same.

Career & Business

From Steve Jobs to Jack Ma. Understand what great entrepreneurs have in common, and what pitfalls you need to be wary of!

Entrepreneurship

Dan Martell shares the buyback principle: stop hiring to grow revenue and start hiring to reclaim your time. With tools like the DRIP Matrix and the Replacement Ladder, this microbook maps the exact path from overworked founder to empire architect.

Buy back your time

As its rather baroque subtitle suggests, “The Mental Toughness Handbook” is a step-by-step guide to building mental resilience and overcoming setbacks and obstacles. In addition to exploring the fundamentals of mental toughness and the crucial traits of mentally tough people, the book also offers a 10-step mental toughness training program and even a guide to maintaining mental toughness

The Mental Toughness Handbook

The best microbooks on Emotional Intelligence to make you overcome obstacles in your personal and professional life.

Emotional Intelligence

GDP, Trade balance, foreign capital. Everything about global trade is here!

Economics

Two identical cases, two wildly different outcomes, and no one notices. Daniel Kahneman reveals that the biggest threat to good decisions is not bias but noise, the invisible randomness hiding inside every judgment we make.

Noise

New products, new technologies. See the future with the eyes of ingenuity.

Technology & Innovation

 Learn the methods of effective communication, and understand what drives corporate culture. 

Corporate Culture & Communication

Camille Fournier turns her experience as CTO into a practical guide that teaches engineers how to lead people with the same discipline they apply to code; from 1-on-1 meetings to the executive path.

The art of management

For years, Instagram guru Vex King has used social media to lead “the self-love revolution.” In 2020, the year of the pandemic, he decided to collect his most popular wisdom in the form of a book. A guide to transforming negative emotions into positive ones, “Good Vibes, Good Life” illustrates King’s distinctive life philosophy and provides practical advice on how to make it your own.

Good Vibes, Good Life

Test new diets, routines, workout regimens and see what best suits your body and mind

Health & Diet

Did you know that 90% of people could live to the age of 90 by simply making a few small changes to their lifestyles? Many of the diseases people die from today, such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer, can be avoided by making healthier lifestyle choices. 
How? By improving our sleep, diet and exercise routines. “Eat Move Sleep” by bestselling author Tom Rath is packed with actionable advice and insightful research and is sure to transform your life, too!

Eat Move Sleep

The brain decides whether it trusts you in under two seconds. Nicholas Boothman breaks down the body language, voice, and sensory cues that shape first impressions, and teaches a five-step system to win people over in ninety seconds or less.

How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds or Less!

What truly makes a team legendary? Sam Walker analyzed thousands of teams across sports history and found only seventeen reached the highest tier of dominance. The secret wasn't star talent, budgets, or coaching genius — it was one unglamorous figure: a captain who carried water, did the dirty work, and led quietly from the back.

The Captain Class

Give life and voice to your product. The right place to learn to sell and promote!

Marketing & Sales

Stop fighting for scraps and learn how to build an offer so good people feel stupid saying no. Alex Hormozi breaks down the exact psychology of value and pricing, giving you a step-by-step blueprint to dominate your market and scale your revenue to new heights.

$100M Offers

Named after the authors’ famous undergraduate course at Yale, ‘’Life Worth Living’’ deals with the question that has puzzled people for centuries - What kind of life is worth pursuing? By discovering how famous people from across the globe and throughout history contemplated this question, this bestseller will help you reach valuable insights on what a flourishing life looks like for you and how you can attain it.

Life Worth Living

Bestselling author Adam Grant is one of the foremost organizational psychologists of our age. One of his guiding principles in life is to argue like he’s right but listen like he’s wrong. In “Think Again” he illuminates the soundness of this philosophy. Using a wealth of examples and models, the book reveals the value of rethinking and mental flexibility, and the importance of adopting a scientific mindset.

Think Again

Google launched Gemini Omni on Tuesday, an artificial intelligence that creates and edits videos through conversation, builds avatars with the user's own voice and face, and rolls out free on YouTube Shorts. In this Radar, we cover what changes, what to worry about, and what to do with the news that puts deepfake production within reach of anyone.

Was video proof? Used to be... look at Google's new AI

After a head injury as a child impaired Jim Kwik’s abilities to focus and learn, he started developing strategies to enhance his mental performance. His debut work, “Limitless,” shares many of them, grouping the numerous tactics into a three-part model, which aims to help readers harness their mindset, ignite their motivation, and master the best learning methods.

Limitless

Love and friendship are the backbone of happiness, and no one could argue otherwise.

Sex & Relationships

Are you in a committed relationship and plan to get married one day? Before saying ‘’I do,’’ you should examine the foundations of your relationship and learn the skills necessary for building a successful marriage. Do you and your partner have a plan for handling money? Have you learned how to resolve conflicts in a friendly manner? Do you know each other’s love languages? If you answer negatively to any of  these questions, read Chapman’s book to discover the proven marital guidelines on preparing for a successful, lifelong marriage.

Things I Wish I’d Known Before We Got Married

Start fresh: habits, focus, and discipline to get your goals back on track and make the most of the rest of the year.

Fresh Start

Imagine you broke up with your old self and became a new and improved version. Author Joe Dispenza will take you on this remodeling journey, provided that you grasp some basic understanding of quantum physics and neurobiology. In short, reality is spread between several parallel universes, each containing a different image of you; by using your three brains, you could alter your genes, thus altering your destiny.

Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself

In the memoir “And the Good News Is…” political commentator Dana Perino shares her life story, from a modest childhood on a Wyoming ranch to landing an eminent position in the White House. Highly motivated and diligent, Perino worked her way from running a political show to being Dan Schaefer’s press secretary, to assistant and press secretary for President Bush. She currently works for Fox News.

And the Good News Is…

To sleep or not to sleep? For sleep expert Matthew Walker, that is never the question. The results of his 20-year research has proven that people should never deprive themselves of sleep, as it dispenses a plethora of health benefits. In ‘’Why We Sleep,’’ Walker writes about the relevance of sleep, its complexity, and intriguing aspects.

Why We Sleep

Finding a job and building a career was pretty straightforward in the past, not to mention predetermined by your college degree. Nowadays, however – thanks to the internet – you can actually find a job that gives you purpose and build a career that will let you use “a set of skills that give you pride.” Wondering how? “The New Rules of Work” has all the details.

The New Rules of Work

Healthy mind, healthy body. Take some moments of tranquility amid the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Spirituality & Mindfulness

In April 2015, the Dalai Lama and the Archbishop of South Africa, Desmond Tutu, spent a week in Dharamsala to celebrate the Dalai Lama’s 80th birthday. Over the course of the week, they discussed the nature of joy and how it is possible for all of us to be happy whilst accepting the suffering and hardships of life.

The Book of Joy

Cut in his prime by a life-changing injury of the elbow, former baseball player Mike Robbins wrote “Focus on the Good Stuff” after deciding a new path in life. Instead of self-pitying, Robbins resolved to become a happier human being. To achieve this, a person must face all negativity of modern culture, apply a solution through Robbins’ five principles, and take action.

Focus on the Good Stuff

Investigating the biology behind our decision-making abilities, and the ways in which humans can tweak their inborn mental instincts to their advantage, “How We Decide” by Jonah Lehrer was one of the first books to translate the unexpected discoveries of modern neuroscience into practical advice to help people make better decisions.

How We Decide

Self-esteem is essential for psychological survival, and, therefore, when you undermine it, you can seriously deteriorate the quality of your life. Relying on a proven program of cognitive restructuring techniques, ‘’Self-Esteem’’ helps you raise your sense of worth by teaching you how to deal with chronic negative self-talk, confront cognitive distortions and develop a more objective self-evaluation.

Self-Esteem

The ultimate goal in any negotiation is to get to an agreement with the other person. Even better, to make them agree to your deal, on your terms. But how do you get there? Even though preparation is a key feature of successful negotiations, just as important is your ability to improvise and think creatively. Through a series of compelling examples, Wheeler provides a toolkit to help you on your way to becoming a master negotiator.

The Art of Negotiation

This book is a refreshing take on the concept of productivity in a world that is increasingly distracted by technology and busyness. Rather than adhering to traditional productivity advice that emphasizes cramming more into each day, “Make Time” encourages readers to rethink how they allocate their time, focusing on making room for what truly matters. It helps readers shift away from the chaotic cycle of endless tasks and distractions to a life where they can focus on what brings them joy, fulfillment, and purpose.

Make Time

Are you ready to break the rules and win? Rebel Talent shows you how nonconformity is the secret to success. Learn why challenging norms, staying curious, and leading with authenticity will transform your life and career. It's time to unleash your inner rebel and start making waves!

Rebel Talent

“The Algebra of Happiness” is based on Scott Galloway’s traditional semester-ending lecture which, in 2018, became a viral YouTube sensation in its abridged, animated form. Just like the lecture and the video, the book tries to boil down the formula for happiness into a finite number of equations, while delving deeper into three meaningful areas of life: health, success, and love.

The Algebra of Happiness

Meta put AI agents to work answering and closing sales on their own inside WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger. Behind the product, a bigger plan: to become the entire infrastructure of your business, from the sale to the cloud.

AI: Meta wants to sell for you

Most of us spend plenty of time looking for solutions to our problems in outer circumstances. However, David H. Hawkins says we should look no further than ourselves - because the answers to all of our problems already lie within us. All we have to do is let go of negative emotions that stand in the way of our happiness, success, health, love, and well-being. In ‘’Letting Go,’’ Hawkins teaches us how.

Letting Go

The prominent professors, Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson, argue the fundamental question of our age – “Why are some nations rich and prosperous, and others poor and suffering?” “Why Nations Fail” is their heavily discussed book, providing exquisite examples of how political and economic institutions determine the wealth and poverty, health and sickness, and food and famine of nations.

Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson try to give a definite answer to this question in their popular and heavily discussed book.

“Why Nations Fail,” writes Jared Diamond, “should be required reading for politicians and anyone concerned with economic development."

It should also be required reading for those who want to understand why some nations are prosperous and others are poverty-stricken.

Not many people want to put an end to inequality and corruption, but those that do, should really do more than just scratch the surface.

Let’s get down to it!

Why Nations Fail 

It’s time to start making good investments and learn how to manage your money better. 

Investing & Finance

Published almost a century ago, “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason is a collection of fables and parables applicable even in the modern business world. The financial advice is framed in the story of two friends from Babylon who, eager to get rich, seek advice from the richest man in Babylon. The narrative later reveals seven timeless cures for a lean purse.

The Richest Man in Babylon

“Deep Work” is an eye-opening account of the influence of technology, social media, and modern office layouts on our ability to concentrate. Contrary to popular belief, multitasking is not conducive to our productivity. As Newport, an assistant professor of computer science, explains, only deep, unencumbered concentration allows us to fully tap into our potential. So, if you want to be successful in modern society, you’d better learn how to work deeply. Through countless examples and actionable advice, Newport explains how to do just that.

Deep Work

Since she became a mother at the age of 14, got married at the age of 19, and divorced when she was only 22, life was not always easy for Sarah Jakes Roberts. In ‘’Don’t Settle for Safe’’ she discovers how she learned to live with her past mistakes and how they eventually transformed her life for the better.

Don’t Settle for Safe

“Play Bigger,” by the founders of Silicon Valley advisory firm Play Bigger Advisors, is a groundbreaking exploration into the concept of “category design,” a discipline that teaches companies how to create, dominate, and evolve entire market categories. The book is not just a business strategy manual; it offers a fresh perspective on how legendary companies, such as Uber, Amazon, and Salesforce, transformed industries by inventing new categories and solving problems no one else saw. The authors argue that winning today’s business game isn’t about having the best product; it’s about defining a new market, creating demand where none existed, and becoming the “category king”—the company that reshapes consumer expectations and habits.

Play Bigger

Your smartphone is practically a body part, algorithms shape what you see and think, and Artificial Intelligence is rewriting the rules of work. Martha Gabriel maps the collision between humans and machines and shows what it takes to stay irreplaceable.

You, Me, and the Robots

Tom Standage’s entertaining and unique book, “A History of the World in 6 Glasses,” tells the human history through the perspective of our six favorite drinks: beer, wine, coffee, tea, spirits, and Coca-Cola. Covering from the Stone Age up to the 21st century, the book shows how these drinks influenced the course of the most important global events in history in many ways.

A History of the World in 6 Glasses 

Examples and tips on how to build a better and more satisfying routine into your life!

Lifestyle

Based on exhaustive research and years of reports, “The Blue Zones Solution” reverse engineers a diet for better health and longevity from the diets of the world’s five longest-living communities. It then translates this diet into 10 food guidelines and further simplifies it into the “four always, four to avoid” rule of thumb.

The Blue Zones Solution

“The Decision” is the worthy self-help follow-up to “I Can’t Make This Up,” the debut memoir of superstar comedian Kevin Hart. Available only as an audiobook, it aims to prepare your mind for the battle of your life and arm you with the proper weapons of mental toughness, everything from sponges to teddy bears. Oh, yes, there are cowboys as well.

The Decision

Stop gambling with your money and start building wealth with the most celebrated investment guide ever written. You'll learn how to tune out market noise, identify true value, and apply the 'margin of safety' to protect your future. It's time to become an intelligent investor.

The Intelligent Investor

“Where You Go Is Not Who You’ll Be” by award-winning journalist Frank Bruni is not only a scathing critique of the college admissions mania in the United States but also a much necessary wake-up call for the American educational system to change – quickly and radically.

Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be

Ever wonder how fake news goes viral? Ryan Holiday reveals the dark secrets of the media industry. Learn to 'trade up the chain' and manipulate the blogs that control our world. This eye-opening guide shows you how to hack the news cycle and get the massive attention your brand deserves.

Trust Me, I'm Lying

Small businesses are cutting costs with AI, and the savings already show up in the numbers: some save $500 to $2,000 a month. Where the bigger savings come from, and where they charge a high price later.

How small businesses are saving money with AI

Have you ever allowed the fear of failure, doubt or procrastination to stop you from doing something creative? In “The War of Art,” Steven Pressfield emphasizes how resistance is sometimes the main cause for a lack of creativity and usually what keeps us down. The cure? - Find the territory in which you can work hard, constantly commit, and learn about what you do.

The War Of Art 

“I Will Teach You to Be Rich” by Ramit Sethi is a New York Times bestseller. It contains bold tips that encourage everyone to start saving smart. It is a great guide with simple, yet efficient strategies that will allow you to keep your little pleasures and focus on the bigger picture.

I Will Teach You to Be Rich

A culmination of a lifetime of clinical practice and study, “The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem” is Nathaniel Branden’s magnum opus and the central work of the self-esteem movement. The book explores the nature of self-esteem and introduces readers to its six pillars: the practices of living consciously, self-acceptance, self-responsibility, self-assertiveness, living purposefully, and personal integrity.

The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem

“Gene Machine” is a candid and engaging memoir by Venki Ramakrishnan. In it, he describes the obstacles, errors, and hours of hard work that lead him from an ordinary student to a Nobel laureate in chemistry. Scientists and nonscientists will enjoy this book because of the exceptional details and accessible explanations of the ribosome.

Gene Machine

Relationships are fueled by emotions, and emotions are messy by design; hence, most relationships are messy as well. In “The Relationship Cure,” John Gottman explores the underlying reasons. In addition to introducing the powerful new concept of the emotional “bid” – “the fundamental unit of emotional connection” – the book also offers a 5-step guide to building better connections with the people you love and care about.

The Relationship Cure

Based on the premise that productivity doesn’t mean accomplishing the greatest number of tasks, but more of the ones that matter most, “Organize Tomorrow Today” by Jason Selk and Tom Bartow is a simple-to-apply guide to a fulfilling life and a successful career. It offers eight easy-to-understand concepts that should help you retrain your mind to optimize performance at work and in life.

Organize Tomorrow Today

Work fewer hours. Stay small. Don’t accept outside investors. Don’t look at the competition. Say “no” to your best ideas. “Rework” is full of counterintuitive advice to create a lasting and successful company. By offering a fresh look at established business practices, Fried and Hansson provide actionable advice on how you, and anyone else, can build a sustainable business.

Rework

“21 Lessons for the 21st Century” is a visionary book packed up with thought-provoking questions of political, technological, social, and existential nature. The constant need to adapt, and embrace this new wave of digital breakthroughs is the focal point of this book, along with the ideas and examples on how you can use this trend to your advantage.

21 Lessons for the 21st Century

Ever wondered what lies beneath the gilded surface of the 45th President? Dive into this investigative exposé to uncover the ruthless strategies and controversial connections that built the Trump myth. It’s time to decide for yourself: is he a master negotiator or a master of illusion?

The Making of Donald Trump

“Waking Up” by Sam Harris is simultaneously a memoir, a scientific exploration of the mysteries of consciousness and the self, and a philosophical guide to spirituality without religion. Throughout the book, Harris argues that “the conventional sense of self is an illusion – and that spirituality largely consists in realizing this, moment to moment.”

Waking Up

In “The Power of Habit,” Charles Duhigg explores the neurology and mechanics of habit formation. After demonstrating that all habits form a three-step loop comprising a cue, a routine, and a reward, he offers a four-step framework for replacing the bad ones that can be summed up in the golden rule of habit change: adjust the routine, but keep the cue and the reward.

The Power of Habit

In this 5-step manual for multiplying time, “Procrastinate on Purpose,” Rory Vaden shares an action plan in which the central idea is to start making deliberate choices regarding the tasks, goals, and aspirations that receive your attention. Prioritize properly to invest in what really matters: eliminate, automate, delegate, procrastinate, and concentrate.

Procrastinate on Purpose

Explore the lives of people who left a mark on history.

12min Personalities

Embark on a journey through the life of the "Unsurpassed One." From the political strife of Florence to the celestial heights of the afterlife, discover how Dante’s exile birthed the Italian language and a vision of heaven and hell that still shapes our world today.

The Life of Dante Alighieri

Scott Walker's book "Order out of Chaos" digs into the most complex aspect of psychology: negotiation psychology and tactics, building on the author's deep expertise in resolving high-stakes crises such as kidnappings and corporate negotiations. Walker explains the key principles of negotiating success through raw personal experiences and practical guidance, emphasizing emotional moderation, proactive listening, and conflict resolution. Based on contemporary approaches and neuropsychological insights, the book presents readers with strategies for ordinary encounters and complex, high-pressure environments. With a focus on human psychology and effective communication, it provides significant insights for negotiators of all levels of knowledge.

Order Out of Chaos

A read on the four tensions shaking NATO at the Ankara summit: military spending, the war in Ukraine, trade as a weapon, and the dispute over Greenland. A portrait of why the alliance stays united in the photo and divided in the facts.

NATO: Allies, but not aligned

"Your Strategy Needs a Strategy" is a contemporary guide to navigating the complex and ever-changing corporate landscape. It highlights the significance of adapting techniques to different circumstances rather than using a one-size-fits-all strategy. Based on extensive research and the authors' Strategy Palette approach, the book assists leaders in identifying their business environment and selecting the most effective strategy. It helps to carry out solutions corresponding to company goals in the face of uncertainty by providing practical insights and resources. With a focus on rigorous analysis and real-world examples, this book offers readers the knowledge and confidence they need to prosper in today's rapidly changing business climate.

Your Strategy Needs a Strategy

Often deemed “the product management bible,” “Inspired,” by technology thought leader Marty Cagan, is a great introduction to the art of product development and a behind-the-scenes look at the way successful product organizations function. In addition to revealing the root causes of failed product efforts, “Inspired” goes over the key concepts of modern product work and reveals the nuts and bolts of building the perfect product.

Inspired

Are you struggling to create sustainable growth in your company? Are you wondering if you have what it takes? “From Impossible to Inevitable” is the ultimate guide for anyone wanting to hypergrow their company. From creating leads to doubling your deal size, “From Impossible to Inevitable” will help you along every step of the way.

From Impossible To Inevitable

Discover the elite problem-solving techniques of McKinsey & Company. You’ll learn how to break down complex issues, communicate with precision, and lead high-performing teams. This summary provides a practical toolkit to elevate your strategic thinking and master any business challenge.

The McKinsey Way

For a long time, calm was treated as a personality trait — you either had it or you did not. The neuroscience of the past two decades shows the opposite. Regulating emotions is a skill, with an identifiable brain circuit and measurable effects on health, decisions, and relationships.

Understanding and Training Self-Control

Every woman is bound to be judged by unwritten standards about what it means to be a happy woman. In “Girl, Wash Your Face,” Rachel Hollis gives straightforward advice on how to deal with this burden regarding life objectives, body image, diet, health, family, and career.

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