The power of small changes to make big results
About This is not your typical handbook; rather, it is a humorous narrative that will put everything into perspective. You’re in a maze, and a chunk of cheese is in front of you. Your life is the maze, and the prize is the cheese, but there’s a catch: you have to chase it all the…
About Getting Things Done is a stress-free productivity guidebook that teaches you how to create a system of lists, reminders, and weekly evaluations to liberate your mind from having to recall activities and to-dos and instead focus on the task at hand. Things change every day, which may be frustrating and even annoying at times.…
About Cal Newport’s book Deep Work is about productivity science. Cal believes that the best way to get more meaningful work done is to concentrate deeply – to focus hard on a single task without being interrupted. The book is split into two parts. The first explains why deep work boosts productivity and why so…
About Chapman’s goal throughout The Five Love Languages is to address a single question: “Why do so few couples appear to have discovered the key to keeping love alive after the wedding?” The book is broken into three parts. The first three chapters include the introduction, which lays out the foundations. The next five chapters…
About ‘How to Win Friends and Influence People’ is Dale Carnegie’s ageless handbook for anybody looking to better their relationships and their overall success. Above all, Carnegie reminds us that interacting with other people is a skill (not a natural gift) that we can better by being honest about our failures and purposeful in our…
About ‘The Magic of Thinking Big’ is a strong, practical, and inspirational book that can help you break free from your rut. Building on this, this book may energize your ambitions and propel you to victory. Most individuals live their lives with tiny objectives, goals, and ideas, and they only grow to the magnitude of…
About Susan Cain argues in “Quiet” that we underestimate introverts and reveals how much we lose as a result. It follows the emergence of the extroverted ideal throughout the 20th century, exploring how deeply it has permeated our culture. She also exposes us to successful introverts, such as a humorous, high-octane public speaker who recharges…
About Elizabeth Gilbert alludes to magic in ‘Big Magic’ in the literal meaning of Hogwarts. She’s talking about the supernatural, mysterious, unexplained, bizarre, divine, sublime, and otherworldly. Because, in reality, she feels that creativity is mystical energy whose roots are not totally human. Gilbert thinks that our earth is home to more than just animals,…
About Dr. Brené Brown discovered vulnerability to be one of the most effective reasons for human behavior after much study and research on the subject. “Daring greatly” refers to accepting vulnerability and imperfection in order to live totally and bravely. We have a basic desire for connection, love, and belonging as humans. Yet we are…
About In ‘How to Stop Worrying and Start Living,’ and Dale Carnegie introduces us to his philosophy and knowledge on how to stop worrying and start living over the following 300 pages or so. When people attempt to combat anxiety, they frequently do so by attempting to eradicate the source of their stress. This makes…