One Decision shows how bad judgements happen and how you may prevent them by first studying the data, seeking out perspectives that have been fact-checked, getting rid of your prejudices and prejudice, and engaging in a number of other helpful psychological research-based behaviors. One Decision won’t inspire you to improve yourself or pat you on […]
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Investing Against the Tide Book Summary and Review | By Anthony Bolton One of the most well-known and successful investment fund managers in the UK is Anthony Bolton. He was the fund manager for the Fidelity Special Situations fund from December 1979 until December 2007. Over the course of this 28-year period, a £1,000 investment became
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The exploits of wealthy adolescent Holden Caulfield on a solo weekend in New York City are described in The Catcher in the Rye, which sheds light on how young adults deal with existential issues of morality, identity, meaning, and connection. “What really impresses me is a book that makes you wish the author was a
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Keep Sharp aims to dispel widespread misconceptions regarding cognitive ageing. Additionally, give you life pillars you can build on to safeguard yourself as you age. The general consensus in society is that we have a specific amount of neurons when we are born, and that these neurons only get fewer as we get older. Sanjay
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The book Stocks for the Long Run explores the topic of investing and the ramifications of choosing securities, whether they are stocks, bonds, or commodities, keeping in mind the historically higher returns of stocks over time and how to create a balanced portfolio that can withstand times of crisis. The economy is a dynamic system
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NOT a diet book, this. Are you prepared to make life changes? The James Smith revolution is here; welcome. James, a self-described disruptor of a billion-dollar diet industry, is equipped with all the knowledge and resources you’ll ever need to succeed in your weight loss and fitness goals, including how to spot fads, fakes, and
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The Art of War by Sun Tzu was published 250 years ago. This classic work on military strategy is influenced by Chinese military doctrine and warfare. Since then, the Sun Tzu philosophy has been applied at all military levels. Since then, many people have modified these principles to apply to business, politics, and daily life.
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Years of scholarly research are analyzed in the book Good to Exceptional to show how good organizations evolved into great ones. Jim Collins discovered some characteristics that all successful businesses have as a result of his research. The secret lies in selecting the appropriate candidates, letting go of the incorrect ones, changing when necessary, and
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Viktor Frankl wrote the 1946 book Man’s Search for Meaning. His experiences as a prisoner in Nazi concentration camps during World War II are detailed in this book. The emphasis of the book is on how he found meaning despite his dire circumstances. Frankl discusses the significance of logotherapy, which tries to uncover a person’s
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The Cult of We tells the tale of We Work, a highly publicized American corporation that rented out offices and rose to become the most valued start-up in the world before being shown to be a vastly expensive operation that was actually losing a million dollars each day. In the worlds of finance and journalism,
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