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What's the best book you've read this summer? 📚 ☀ Here are political scientist and author Ian Bremmer's top three recommendations: ✅ “Algebra of Wealth” by Scott Galloway ✅ “The Age of Spiritual Machines” by Ray Kurzweil ✅ “The Wisdom of Insecurity” by Alan Watts Addressing topics from wealth and success to the AI revolution and dealing with anxiety, these are books that have helped Bremmer take a step back from his day-to-day life and broaden his perspective. What’s the last great book you read? And which book are you looking forward to reading next? Weigh in below.

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📍Unlock the wisdom that shapes a fulfilling life. 🎯 One of the greatest books I’ve ever read is “Man’s Search for Meaning” by Viktor Frankl. This profound work explores the human capacity to find purpose even in the most harrowing circumstances. Frankl’s experiences in Nazi concentration camps taught me that our ability to find meaning in life’s challenges is the key to resilience and fulfillment. His insights on the importance of purpose, love, and inner strength continue to resonate deeply, offering wisdom that applies to every aspect of life. 🎯 My personal top 3 life transforming book recommendations to everyone. 1) "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho - The Alchemist is a timeless tale of a shepherd named Santiago who starts on a journey to discover a hidden treasure. Along the way, he learns that the true treasure lies in understanding one’s own heart & following dreams. This book beautifully combines spirituality with practical wisdom, teaching us that the pursuit of our personal legend is the essence of life itself. 2) "Atomic Habits" by James Clear Atomic Habits is a transformative guide on how small changes can lead to significant results. Clear breaks down the science of habit formation & provides practical strategies for overcoming obstacles, building good habits, & breaking bad ones. This book is a powerful resource for anyone looking to improve their day-to-day life, achieve goals, & create lasting change. 3) "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari Sapiens takes us on a sweeping journey through the history of our species, from the earliest humans to the present day. Harari involves into the forces that have shaped human society, including technology, culture, & economics. This book broadens perspectives by exploring how our past has influenced the present & how we can shape the future. It’s an essential read for anyone interested in understanding humanity’s place in the world. 📍Welcome the path of constant learning & self-improvement. 🎗️ Thank Youfor beong a great life long reader 🤗 #author #books #learning #lifelesdons #wisdom #recommend #book #readers #mindsetofgreatness #vision #awesome #purpose #teambuilding #passionexpert #teamappreciation #teamcelebration #faith #teamcollaboration #lifestyle #teamculture #teameffort #ThinkDifferent #habits #mindful #equal #authentic #culture #change #thoughtoftheday #world #beyou #choices #gift #willingness #trust #fun #learner #growth #equalopportunities #sameday #learn #inspire #mindset #professional #aiforall #habits #mindsetmatters #health #education #choices #awareness #scientist #supporteachother #indianculture #goals #respect #time #celebratesuccess #pointofview #learning #honesty #india #mindset #attention #mindsetmatters #dreams #culture #stereotypes #diverse #inclusiveculture #diversityandinclusion #equalitymatters #followyourheart

This week on the blog, contributor Brandon Springle, MHR brings you his takeaways from Amy Edmondson's latest book, Right Kind of Wrong: The Science of Failing Well. According to Brandon, "I ultimately learned how to better experiment through the art of intelligent failure, especially in new territory." Have you read it yet? Share your takeaways with us! Read Brandon's full review here: https://lnkd.in/g-i8Ba3j

What's on your reading list? 📚 We'd love to hear your recommendations of books related to neurodiversity and innovation! We've just finished listening to 'Different, Not Less' by Chloe Hayden - a moving, at times funny, and practical account of what it means to be neurodivergent, tips for finding supportive communities, and more. Some of our other favourites include: 📖 Your Creative Brain by Shelley Carson 📖 The Creative Art, A Way of Being by Rick Rubbin 📖 Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert 📖 The Year I met my brain by Matilda Boseley 📖 Everything is going to be K.O. by Kaiya Stone --- 📧 Subscribe to our newsletter: https://lnkd.in/dENtWVSN 🗯 Contact us: remi.uzzan@othenti-k.com [Image description: Image showing 6 book covers as per the list mentioned in the post above] #Authenticity #Consultancy #Innovation #Culture #Change #BookRecommendations #Neurodiversity #Neuroinclusion

What Am I Reading This Week : Great Thinkers by The School of Life, with Alain de Botton as the series editor, is a thought-provoking collection that delves into the most significant ideas from both Eastern and Western cultures. It draws upon the works of philosophers, political theorists, sociologists, artists, and novelists who have profoundly shaped our understanding of the world. The book is praised for making complex philosophical concepts accessible and relevant to modern life. It serves as a bridge connecting the wisdom of the past with the challenges of the present, offering insights into personal development, self-help, and psychology. "Great Thinkers" is not just a summary of historical ideas; it's a guide that encourages reflection on how these ideas can be applied to the dilemmas, joys, and griefs we encounter daily. With its engaging content and the potential to enrich one's perspective on life, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the enduring wisdom of the world's most influential minds. Available : Amazon Kindle and Blinkist #WhatAmIReadingThisWeekManjur

Become Who You Are: A New Theory of Self-Esteem, Human Greatness, and the Opposite of Depression A 5-star book that is a fantastic exploration into virtues and values. https://amzn.to/3PxHONZ #Authenticity #BeYou

Factfulness: Ten reasons we're wrong about the world – and why things are better than you think 🌸 Hans Rosling’s book presents a fact-based perspective on global development, showing that the world is in a much better state than most people believe. Rosling argues that our negative outlook is shaped by ten common cognitive biases or "instincts." These instincts, such as the Gap Instinct (which leads us to divide the world into rich and poor) and the Fear Instinct (which makes us overestimate dangers), skew our understanding of reality. Each chapter of Factfulness is dedicated to one of the ten instincts, providing insights into how they shape our perceptions and practical advice on how to counteract them. What sets Factfulness apart is its ability to inspire hope and action. Rather than succumbing to despair or cynicism, Rosling empowers readers with the knowledge that progress is being made and that, armed with facts, we can contribute to a better future. The book also includes a thought-provoking "Factfulness Rules of Thumb" section, which offers practical tips for applying the book's lessons in everyday life. This book is a valuable resource for educators, policymakers, and anyone interested in fostering a more informed and rational discourse about our world. Happy reading! LinkedIn Guide to Creating #bookreview #day15 #75hardchallenge

#bookalert - Thinking about my reading: The Forgetting Machine: Memory, Perception, and the Jennifer Aniston Neuron by Rodrigo Quian Quiroga   This book came recommended, I wish I could share from where, either it was from The Atlantic or one of the writers I follow on Medium. Quiroga is a neuroscientist and sets out to discuss how we form and retain memory, but also why it matters that the brain often decides not to form memory (or to forget). Essentially, he also discusses how memory is crucial in forming our identity. A reasonably easily read that at least helped me to understand the the science of remembering, how we turn perceptions into memories, how language shapes our experiences, and the crucial role forgetting plays in all of this.   And, yes, it does outline/describe the research that led to the discovery of the Jennifer Aniston neuron, and yes, that was actually interesting   Next on my list is “Doing Qualitative Research Differently, Free Associative Narrative and the Interview Method” by Hollway and Jefferson.  Marisa Matarese, looking forward to continueng our conversation on this. #LEGOSERIOUSPLAY (because most of you are curious about memory, identity and the brain) #neverstoplearning #rewireyourbrain #books #memory Trivium P/S

Become Who You Are: A New Theory of Self-Esteem, Human Greatness, and the Opposite of Depression Become Who You Are is an excellent book. The theory presented is, at the very least, extremely thought-provoking. https://amzn.to/3PxHONZ #Authenticity #BeYou