If you were the owner of a fast food restaurant that sold milkshakes, and your milkshakes weren’t selling well, how would you go about improving your milkshakes? Would you buy higher quality ingredients? Would you survey customers to see what flavors they would like to see on the menu? Would you focus on one popular …
The Bullet Journal Method converts an old-fashioned notebook into a combination planner, notebook, and journal. “The Bullet Journal Method is for anyone struggling to find their place in the digital age. It will help you get organized by providing simple tools and techniques that can inject clarity, direction, and focus into your days.” – Ryder …
Your sister posted yet another picture of her perfect apartment. Your best friend shared another shot of his adorable children. In these moments, social media can feel like a constant reminder that your life just isn’t good enough. In this book summary, you will learn about the emotional effects of social media and how to …
Women lack representation in the top positions at companies and within industries across the global workforce. Those who do reach the top are in a unique position to provide mentoring and foster gender equity for other women on their way up. Women’s stories of overcoming difficulties and crafting their own leadership path illuminate the qualities …
According to Give and Take – Why Helping Others Drives Our Success, there are three reciprocating styles you can adopt when interacting with other people: Taker (give only when you expect to receive more in return) Matcher (give only as much as you expect to receive) Giver (give more than you expect to receive)
One Small Step Can Change Your Life (2004) is a practical self-help guide inspired by the concept of kaizen – change through small steps. It suggests a variety of simple techniques that can help anyone improve their lives and make lasting changes, one small step at a time. “Kaizen is an effective, enjoyable way to …
“When an expert asks, ‘Will people understand my idea?’ her answer will be Yes, because she herself understands.” – Chip & Dan Heath Made to Stick explains why some ideas become popular, while others wither and die. The book “Made to Stick” lays out the most important characteristics of “stickiness”; that is, what makes ideas …
Since the 1980s, many economists and historians have claimed that the spread of capitalism is the reason for staggering improvements around the world. But if capitalism has done so much good, why are many people in America voicing resentment toward it today? In this book review, you’ll learn why. Discover the history behind the rise …
How do you convince someone to change? Whether you’re trying to get a team at work to change from Microsoft Office to Google Suite or trying to get your child to eliminate a bad habit, remember the people you want to change have two selves: a rational self and an emotional self. The rational self …
Two forces are eroding your time: The Busy Bandwagon and Infinity Pools.