Book Summary: How to talk to anyone was published in 1998 by Leil Lowndes. It's main purpose is to help you become more graceful and effective in social situations by…
Book Summary: How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds Or Less was published in 2000, by Nicholas Boothman and it is a guide to decoding subtle social gestures,…
Summary: The Four Tendencies is a book about four different personality types and their relations to our own expectations in daily life. This book seeks to help you understand yourself…
Summary: Focusing on the common myths around productivity, Singletasking looks at the positive aspects that can sometimes be pushed to the side as we all try to get more done…
Book Summary: The Tipping Point Malcolm Gladwell’s The Tipping Point seeks an answer for why some ideas spread like epidemics and how we can influence this effect. Related Books: Thinking…
Summary: Written in 1970, Zen Mind, Beginners Mind Covers the basics of Zen Buddhism and its life philosophy. It was written by a Japanese monk who came to America in…
Summary: Through the lens of stoic philosophy A Guide to the Good Life seeks to answer questions such as; what's most important and what is worth pursuing in life? It…
How to win friends and influence people was first published in 1936 by Dale Carnegie. He wrote the book while teaching classes on public speaking. During his workshops, he discovered that many of his students lacked fundamental skills in dealing with other people and when he found there were no books that filled that gap, he wrote one.
Summary: Extreme Productivity is a guide for boosting your productivity using goal setting, time management, prioritisation and by ending procrastination. By setting clear goals and priorities you can get more…
Summary: An essay format book written by a psychologist covering a broad range of topics from parenting to goal setting. As the author, Jordan Peterson, explains in the book people…