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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

"Outlive" by Peter Attia and Bill Gifford dives into the science of aging, providing insights and solutions for increasing longevity and well-being. Addressing modern health issues such as cancer and diabetes, it emphasizes incompatibilities between our genes and our current lifestyle. From the ubiquity of harmful substances like fructose to sedentary habits and digital overload, the book emphasizes four pillars of health: exercise, nutrition, sleep, and emotional wellness. Rather than prescribing a rigid regimen, it advocates for personalized approaches, fostering resilience and adaptability. By embracing these principles, readers can aspire to live longer and thrive, crafting a fulfilling life across the decades.

Outlive

This book is about embracing the reality that life will never be fully sorted out, and that this is not a problem to be solved, but rather a truth that can lead to a more meaningful, fulfilling, and even magical existence. The author challenges the relentless pursuit of productivity, control, and self-improvement, arguing that our constant striving to “get on top of things” only fuels anxiety, burnout, and a sense of never being enough. Instead, the book advocates for “imperfectionism,” a philosophy that encourages individuals to accept their limitations and work with them rather than against them.

Meditations for Mortals

“Feel-Good Productivity” is about more than just getting things done—it’s about creating a life where work and personal growth are in harmony. Abdaal’s approach encourages readers to embrace productivity as a tool for enhancing happiness and well-being rather than a means of simply checking off tasks. In a world where productivity often feels synonymous with burnout, Abdaal’s message is a breath of fresh air: true productivity comes from a place of joy, clarity, and alignment with what truly matters. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to reclaim their energy, prioritize what’s important, and enjoy the journey of personal and professional growth.

Feel-Good Productivity

This book discusses how the human brain processes information alongside how we can organize ourselves to deal with the overwhelming life we live in the modern world. It elucidates scientific research and offers advice on how to better the mind, make decisions, and be more creative. From personal development to business management and even education, these ideas are relevant to anybody hoping to improve their wit and make decisions with greater accuracy and certainty in our world overflowing with information. So, no matter where these principles are applied, they always provide insight into the ways of improving one’s cognitive abilities.

The Organized Mind

Outwitting the Devil offers a provocative and unique examination of success, fear, and personal responsibility. The book is structured as an imagined interview between Hill and the Devil, wherein Hill uses this conversation to explore deep psychological and philosophical themes. At its core, Outwitting the Devil is not a conventional narrative of good versus evil. Instead, it presents a groundbreaking format where Hill engages in a Q&A with the Devil, who represents the internal and external obstacles that hinder personal success. The Devil's responses serve as a metaphor for the fears, doubts, and negative influences that people face.

Outwitting the Devil

"The Brain Sell" by Dr. David Lewis explores the realm of neuromarketing, where the latest insights from neuroscience are applied to influence consumer behavior. Lewis, a pioneering figure in neuromarketing, reveals how corporations utilize psychological triggers and advanced technologies to subtly persuade us to buy more. From the use of colors and scents to subliminal messaging, the book explores a wide array of tactics aimed at stimulating consumer spending without their conscious awareness. Despite the scientific veneer, the book questions whether neuroscience truly revolutionizes marketing or merely reinforces age-old strategies of emotional engagement and persuasion. Ultimately, it raises awareness about the ethical implications of manipulating consumer minds in the pursuit of profit.

The Brain Sell

Elrod shares his own inspiring story of overcoming severe setbacks, including financial struggles and a life-threatening illness, to emphasize that anyone can achieve their goals with the right mindset and daily habits. The book’s approach is more than just a morning routine; it is a comprehensive framework for personal development. By integrating these practices into daily life, readers can boost their productivity, improve relationships, enhance health, and foster a more positive outlook.

The Miracle Morning

This book by Shawn Achor offers a revolutionary perspective on how success and happiness are related. Achor contends that happiness both precedes and drives success, challenging the widely held notion that success inevitably leads to happiness. Achor shows how adopting a positive mentality may greatly improve motivation, productivity, resilience, and creativity, eventually leading to better success in both the personal and professional spheres. He bases this on his vast study in positive psychology.

The Happiness Advantage

The pandemic has fundamentally changed everyone's lives, and the author Julio Vincent Gambuto captures this shocking, stressful, and transformative period in his book "Please Unsubscribe, Thanks!". He shares practical advice on coping with these changes, recognizing that the pandemic has left many of us exhausted, lonely, and overwhelmed by the sudden upheaval in our daily lives. Gambuto discusses how many people were forced to leave their homes, change jobs, and adopt new lifestyles, integrating practical habits and focusing on what truly matters. He offers a radical perspective on everyday life, emphasizing the importance of considering what is valuable and meaningful.

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Personal Development

“Atomic Habits,” by James Clear, breaks down the mechanics of habit creation, and translates the findings into four practical laws of behavior change that can help you shift from feeling stuck in life to achieving remarkable results through minuscule and almost effortless daily changes.

Atomic Habits

Based on her immensely popular 2011 TEDx talk, Mel Robbins’ bestselling book “The 5 Second Rule” distills years of personal experience and hundreds of real-world examples taken from the lives of others in a simple life-changing idea: the moment you have an instinct to act on a goal, you must launch yourself into action within five seconds or your brain will stop you.

The 5 Second Rule

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

Psychology

Being able to get other people may sometimes seem like a superpower. In “Read People Like a Book,” Patrick King explains that it’s actually just another skill that can be learned and mastered. Throughout the book, he examines all the areas necessary for one to become a better people-reader, from motivation and body language to personality types and lie detection.

Read People Like a Book

Whether you’re a world-renowned painter or merely a student writing his debut novel, we’re pretty sure that you can’t help being anxious whenever you’re starting a new project. 
Also, regardless of your background, it’s probably a safe guess that you’ve been on one or two barren runs, and that at least one or two of your most promising ideas were, more than one time, stalled by the proverbial creative block.
Twyla Tharp, the author of The Creative Habit, is a New York-based dancer, and one of the greatest choreographers of the 20th century. Winner of two Emmy awards and a Tony, she is also (ever since 1997), an honorary member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
In other words, she knows more than just a little something about the beauty and the misery of the creative process, and she is not afraid to share everything she knows about it, warts and all.
Drawing on her own experiences with creative hurdles and the methods of overcoming them, in The Creative Habit, Tharp offers a plethora of good pieces of advice which you will find to be both thought-provoking and applicable.
Moreover, if you are an artist (for the book can be used by engineers, businesspeople, parents and many other types of people as well), you will find both the analogies and the great creative geniuses mentioned in this book rousing and encouraging. 
And we guarantee you that you’ll want to try at least one or two of Tharp’s organizational techniques!
Stuck in a creative rut? Having trouble with discipline whenever you want to turn a big idea of yours into an even bigger project?
The Creative Habit is just the book for you. And, needless to add, for the very same reason, this summary is a must-read.


The Creative Habit

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Emotional Intelligence

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

Lifestyle

In “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck,” Mark Manson clears up some common misconceptions on how to live a successful and happy life. Through counterintuitive advice such as “don’t try,” he manages to convince us that we do not have to be famous to be immortal, and that we do not have to give a fuck about every little thing in life. This book teaches you how to take back control of your life in order to be truly happy.

The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck

You probably know the feeling – you’ve been going over a problem in your mind endlessly, but you can’t seem to resolve it. Well, “Think Like a Freak” may just give you a solution. It aims to retrain your brain into framing problems in a new way and allows you to enhance your problem-solving skills. By looking at data, rather than ideology, Levitt and Dubner reveal a freakish new way of thinking. 

Think Like a Freak

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

“Mini Habits” by Stephen Guise explains why most of the popular personal growth strategies don’t work while offering an alternative that does. Unlike other habit formation programs, Guise’s strategy isn’t rooted in motivation and volume, but in willpower and guaranteed consistency. Discover why what’s between you and the person that you want to be might be just one “stupid small action” per day!

Mini Habits

Stress has infiltrated everybody’s life, and it seems we are unable to exclude it from our everyday activities. This book teaches readers to recognize and analyze their worries before learning how to break and master worry habits. In the words of author Dale Carnegie, it is nothing more than “a collection of successful and time-tested recipes to rid our lives of worry.”

How to Stop Worrying and Start Living

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

Investing & Finance

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

Career & Business

Part memoir, part financial guide – “Rich Dad Poor Dad” is arguably the most popular personal business book of all time. In it, Robert Kiyosaki contrasts the instruction he received from his real dad with the ones from his mentor, explains the differences between the mindsets of the poor and the rich, and champions the importance of financial literacy and financial independence.

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