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Why is there a need to think like a Monk? Because monks spend all of their lives calming their minds by neglecting worldly desires. In his book Think Like a Monk, Jay Shetty talks about his life experiences, how he got inspiration from a monk, and how it gave him eternal peace. After staying under…
Not giving a fuck is slang used by today’s generation, whenever you tend to avoid something or there is a certain situation or a certain material that doesn’t matter to you that particular situation will be a not giving a fuck situation. Mark Manson with great audacity decided to make it the title of his…
In the ever-evolving landscape of work, “The New Rules of Work” by Kathryn Minshew and Alexandra Cavoulacos serves as a beacon for navigating the intricacies of the modern workplace. A product of the founders of The Muse, this guide is hailed as the definitive manual for those seeking to understand the dynamic shifts in career…
Jenny Blake’s “Pivot” offers a groundbreaking approach to career evolution in an era where traditional job loyalty has become obsolete. Backed by a Gallup study revealing widespread disengagement, Blake, a former Google career specialist, shares her courageous decision to leave the tech giant and build a successful consulting business, defying skeptics who compared it to…
Unlock the door to career success with the timeless guidance of “What Color Is Your Parachute?” by Katharine Brooks & Richard N. Bolles. This 1970 bestseller, recognized among the top 100 nonfiction books of all time, revolutionizes job hunting. Its annual updates ensure relevance in a dynamic job market shaped by technological advancements and pandemic-induced…
Jamie Kern Lima’s journey, chronicled in “Believe IT,” is a testament to resilience and self-belief. Facing rejection and body shaming from potential investors, Lima emerged as the first female CEO in L’Oreal’s history. Her mission began with launching IT Cosmetics, driven by a desire to redefine beauty standards and provide genuine solutions for women facing…
Kurt Andersen’s “Evil Geniuses” delves into the intricate transformation of the United States since the late 1970s, unraveling a shift from a century defined by innovation to an era dominated by a pervasive yearning for the past. This shift, marked by waves of cultural nostalgia, presented a unique opportunity for the political right to seize…
Ibram X. Kendi’s illuminating narrative on OneMinuteSummary.com exposes the insidious grip of racism on societies worldwide. Kendi particularly scrutinizes the United States, highlighting the exacerbation of racist sentiments following the election of white supremacist Donald Trump. Despite its multicultural fabric, the U.S. continues to grapple with embedded racism, prompting Kendi to call for active opposition…
In “No-Drama Discipline,” authors Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson present a paradigm shift in parenting, challenging the conventional methods of discipline. The book beckons parents to reconsider their approach, introducing the idea of parenting as an art form rather than a set of rigid rules. Addressing the immediate and long-term goals of nurturing…
Dive into the intricacies of the human mind with Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman’s masterpiece, “Thinking, Fast and Slow.” A culmination of a lifetime of research, this groundbreaking work unravels the complexities of thought processes, offering profound insights into the biases that shape our thinking. Kahneman introduces the dual systems of thinking – System 1, the…