14 min read ⌚ Reinventing Leadership for the Age of Mass Collaboration Ever wondered how Wikipedia became Wikipedia without a leader? Emmanuel Gobillot did it years before people even took notice. Leadership must be reinvented for the age of mass collaboration, he suggested, and incorporate this paradigm shift in itself: Leadershift. Who Should Read “Leadershift”? And […]
12 min read ⌚ Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace for Learning, Innovation, and Growth Do you work for a company whose employees would rather keep silent about an issue than express their opinion in fear they’d face some kind of retribution? Have you ever thought that you may be the boss in such an organization? […]
15 min read ⌚ Did you like The Power of Your Subconscious Mind? If so, be ready for a treat! Joseph Murphy expands on his theory that “the latent powers inherent in our subconscious can improve our lives” in yet another book: The Miracles of Your Mind. Who Should Read “The Miracles of Your Mind”? And […]
11 min read ⌚ How to Teach Yourself Anything, Learn More in Less Time, and Direct Your Own Education Not a fan of traditional education? Then you’ll be interested in what Peter Hollins has to say in his 2018 book: The Science of Self-Learning. Who Should Read “The Science of Self-Learning”? And Why? Whether you are […]
11 min read ⌚ 101 Ways to Win Every Time in Any Situation Negotiating is an art—and some know it better than others. Tired of being unable to ask for a pay raise because you belong to the latter group? Peter B. Stark and Jane Flaherty are here to help: The Only Negotiating Guide You’ll Ever […]
12 min read ⌚ Quick Summary: “The Culture Code” by Daniel Coyle is the result of a four-year-long study by the author during which he visited and researched eight of the world’s most successful groups to discover that it is a specific set of skills that sets them apart from the rest: building safety, sharing vulnerability, […]
12 min read ⌚ Learn to Play the Great Game Want to be successful? Then you better learn how to play the great game. And the main lesson according to Wes Berry: Big Things Have Small Beginnings. Who Should Read “Big Things Have Small Beginnings”? And Why? Big Things Have Small Beginnings is a book about […]
15 min read ⌚ The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress Did you enjoy Steven Pinker’s The Better Angels of Our Nature? If so, then wait till you get to know with its follow-up: Enlightenment Now. Who Should Read “Enlightenment Now”? And Why? Let us answer these questions with a question: why wouldn’t you read […]
11 min read ⌚ A History of the United States in South Asia America has had an interest in South Asia ever since its creation. Has it evolved or devolved? Srinath Raghavan tries to answer the question in: The Most Dangerous Place. Who Should Read “The Most Dangerous Place”? And Why? If you want to learn […]
10 min read ⌚ Want to learn more about the history of South India? Here’s a great book covering the last four centuries of its history: Modern South India. Who Should Read “Modern South India”? And Why? Modern South India tells the story of all four cultures which dominate South India’s landscape (Kannada, Malayali, Tamil, and […]
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