Failing self-confidence? Maybe some Adlerian psychology presented as a socratic dialogue will help you deal with the issue?
It’s not the case that you will find a robot substitute sitting at your desk one morning when you get to work, and you get shown the door. The effects of automation are more sneaky.
The mother of all “Making a deal with the Devil”-stories. Goethes magnum opus.
What if time blocks, email free Thursday’s, and turning off notifications is not enough? What if we need to totally re-imagine how we work to reclaim our productivity?
The most common regrets of the dying are not too surprising. Yet, when you here the stories of the lives of the people who carry them, the reality of these regrets really sinks in. A Great book!
A Russian classic and a short and (bitter) sweet introduction to Dostoevsky.
Boundaries – Biblical boundaries even?
A more accessible compliment to Thinking Fast and Slow, that might leave you frustrated at the shortcomings of the human brain.
What does it mean to be a man in a world that is confused about masculinity and manliness?
1000 pages is a steep price to pay to learn about a war hero and president. Is it worth the price of admission?
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