
The Laws of Human Nature — Robert Greene
Robert Greene’s The Laws of Human Nature asks why people behave as they do, including when …
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Robert Greene’s The Laws of Human Nature asks why people behave as they do, including when …
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Neuroscientist Dean Burnett begins with a familiar contradiction: the brain has remarkable …
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Dean Burnett’s full title is Psycho-Logical: Why Mental Health Goes Wrong and How to Make S…
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Patrick King presents Think Like a Psychologist as a guide to understanding emotions, behav…
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Why We Overeat: The Truth About Overeating is a book written by Dr. Written by Andrew Jenki…
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Morgan Housel begins with a practical claim: doing well with money depends less on advanced…
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Insecure in Love, by psychologist Leslie Becker-Phelps, is about anxious attachment in roma…
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Seth Godin frames marketing as understanding the people a business seeks to serve, rather t…
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Joe Girard, writing with Stanley H. Brown, presents selling as a discipline built through d…
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Charles Duhigg’s The Power of Habit examines why people repeat actions they barely notice a…
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In “The 5 Second Rule,” Mel Robbins focuses on the small gap between knowing what to do and…
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Darren Hardy focuses on what modest choices can produce when they become repeated habits. T…
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