Professor of behavioural science and economics at the University of Chicago Booth School of Management is Richard H. Thaler. A few of his well-known works include Nudge and Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics. His commitment to learning about and instructing behavioural economics brought him the Nobel Prize in Economics and international acclaim, as well […]
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Two of the most well-known psychologists in the world explore the idea of love and relationships in their book Happy Together, which teaches readers how to create and maintain happy, thriving relationships and how to maximize their married life by concentrating on the positive and handling the negative in a healthy way. Relationships may be
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The foundations of creating creative work are outlined in Do the Work. Although it focuses primarily on the art of writing, its guidance can be applied to any creative endeavour. . a Do the Work is a little book that illustrates the challenges of writing from start to finish. It is both instructive and motivating.
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By demonstrating how getting the most done with the least amount of time and effort is a much more desirable result than the idea of being perpetually busy, which is now glamorized, Effortless elevates the concept of productivity to a new level. Let’s begin by dispelling a misconception that appears to be spreading over the
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By taking control of your communication habits and making improvements to them in subsequent discussions, I Hear You addresses the idea of becoming a better listener, participating in fruitful conversations, and preventing the accumulation of frustrations. There is no denying the social nature of humans. To thrive and lead wholesome, balanced lives, we are dependent
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Have you ever wonder why your company isn’t developing as it should be? You probably don’t have a defined direction. Clarity, openness, and accountability are key elements that support the development of good ideas into business prospects for enterprises and organizations, according to John Doerr’s Measure What Matters. Objectives and Key Results (OKRs), a crucial
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Entrepreneur, author, and public speaker John Warrillow is well known for his work on the idea of “Made to Sell,” which refers to creating a company that is intended to be sold in the future. Warrillow offers useful guidance in this book on how to construct a company that appeals to potential purchasers, including building
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Poor Charlie’s Almanack recounts the life of renowned investor Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s right hand, and tells readers how his motivational outlook on life enabled him to amass wealth while still having time and resources to devote to charitable endeavors. One of the most famous and prosperous investors of all time is Charlie T. Munger.
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How our current devices and technology affect our performance and even our quality of life, distracting us from our work and causing actual concentration problems, and how we might address the fundamental cause of the issue to remedy it, are intractable. Have you ever noticed that even the simplest things can cause you to become
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Do you have trouble getting things done? Do you have trouble remembering what you’ve learned? Is it hard to concentrate and not put things off? You might have to construct a second brain. Building a Second Brain by Tiago Forte provides a method for logging, classifying, and archiving your knowledge. According to the book, developing
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