By Stephen Covey (1989)
Pages: 380, Final verdict: Must-read
What’s the magic secret to being effective?
This is the question that millions of people ask, especially during this time of
the year, as they try to start the New Year with new habits that aim to change
their lives...
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By Michael J. Sandel (2010)
Pages: 290, Final verdict: Great-read
On December 9, 2015, I read the article on the New York Times about the
affirmative action case
[http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/10/us/politics/supreme-court-to-revisit-case-that-may-alter-affirmative-action.html?ref=topics&_r=0]
at the US Supreme Court. Abigail...
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By Dale Carnegie (1936)
Pages: 264, Final verdict: Must-read
Have you been hearing a lot about emotional intelligence lately? One could think
this is a recent concept, by the way it is discussed nowadays, but Dale Carnegie
already approached many of the issues of using your emotions for effective
communication...
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By Chade-Meng Ten (2012)
Pages: 288, Final verdict: Should-read
Chade-Meng Ten is a happy man. An engineer at Google, his title is self
explanatory: the Jolly Good Fellow. His life goal is creating world peace
through mindfulness and mediation. Quite an ambitious premisse for his
book...let's see...
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By Donna Hicks (2011)
Pages: 240, Final verdict: Great-read
It’s hard to imagine that what triggers an innocent fight between siblings at
the dinner table can be remotely connected to what triggers any war - and nope,
this is not intended to be an allusion to some kind of...
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