By Jonathan Haidt (2006)
Pages: 243, Final verdict: Must-read
How should we live our life in order to be happy? The Happiness Hypothesis is
the first book by psychologist Jonathan Haidt, today a professor of business
ethics at New York University and an expert in the field of psychology concerned...
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By Matthew Walker (2017)
Pages: 340, Final verdict: Should-read
Would you be interested in an inexpensive way of prolonging good health,
delaying aging, while improving memory and learning? Why We Sleep will convince
you that sleep works that magic. It will spark your curiosity, make you fall
asleep (to the...
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By M.K. Gandhi (1926)
Pages: 454, Final verdict: Great-read
"Generations to come will scarce believe that such a one as this walked the Earth in flesh and blood." (Albert Einstein about M.K. Gandhi)
An Autobiography: The Story Of My Experiments With Truth is the autobiographical work...
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By Michael J. Sandel (2012)
Pages: 203, Final verdict: Should-read
Is there anything which we shouldn't allow money to buy? What Money Can't Buy -
The Moral Limits of Markets is a call for public discussion on preserving things
such as political hearings or naming rights...
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By Stephen Hawking (2018)
Pages: 218, Final verdict: Should-read
Stephen Hawking addresses some of the big questions of our universe: how did it all begin? or, are we alone in the universe? Brief Answers to the Big Questions is the last book of the most famous physicist of our time....
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By Clayton M. Christensen (1997)
Pages: 229,Final verdict: Must-read
How do disruptive technologies cause great companies to fail? In his most famous
book, The Innovator's Dilemma, Clayton Christensen explores the process by which
very well managed companies let themselves be disrupted by new technologies. And
the catch...
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By Guy Kawasaki (2015)
Pages: 316, Final verdict: Great-read
The Art of the Start 2.0 is the follow up to the 2004 guide for creating a
company The Art of Start [http://amzn.to/2xhrECD], now revised to take into
account the huge development in the startup world since...
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By Randy Pausch (2008)
Pages: 206,Final verdict: Should-read
Do you have a book which you like so much that you gift it to all your friends? This was The Last Lecture for me, the I-love-this-book-you-should-read-it-too that I gave to my best friends. It is a collection of stories from...
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By Ron Chernow (1998)
Pages: 679, Final verdict: Great-read
Hero or thief? What does it take to become the second world's richest
historical
figure [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wealthiest_historical_figures]?
Titan is the biography of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., one the world's...
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By Cal Newport (2012)
Pages: 230, Final verdict: Great-read
Is following our passion bad advice when choosing a career? Cal Newport believes
so. So Good They Can't Ignore You is all about the idea that doing our job right
matters more than having the right job.
Cal Newport,...
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