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Robert Greene
Robert Greene examines lives from Leonardo to Coltrane and draws from them a path to mastery: a long apprenticeship, the search for a person... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jordan B. Peterson
The sequel to 12 Rules for Life: Jordan B. Peterson formulates twelve more rules for navigating the challenges of modern life. His argument:... (Automatically generated book description)
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Kevin Dutton
Kevin Dutton, psychologist, argues that not all psychopaths are dangerous and that many of their traits are considered assets in certain pro... (Automatically generated book description)
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Vishen Lakhiani
Vishen Lakhiani collects rules for questioning rules, on background, career and belief, and turns them into a programme. The founder of the ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Vishen Lakhiani
Vishen Lakhiani joins mindfulness to entrepreneurship and argues that the two are not opposed. A sequel to his first book, with the same pro... (Automatically generated book description)
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Edward M. Hallowell
Edward Hallowell treats forgiveness not as a moral duty but as a procedure in stages, and describes what holding a grudge does to the body. (Automatically generated book description)
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Dr. Kristin Neff
Kristin Neff distinguishes self-compassion from self-esteem: not being better than others, but treating oneself as one would a friend. With ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jeanne Martinet
Jeanne Martinet on the way from a first conversation to a friendship, for people who find the second step harder than the first. (Automatically generated book description)
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Dave Pelzer
Dave Pelzer, badly abused as a child, writes about how one stops seeing oneself as a victim. Not advice from outside but from someone who di... (Automatically generated book description)
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Joachim de Posada
Joachim de Posada tells the marshmallow experiment as a parable: those who can wait get more. For readers who like it short. (Automatically generated book description)
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Jean Shinoda Bolen
Jean Shinoda Bolen on ageing as a gain: for her the crone is not a marginal figure but the freest role in a life. (Automatically generated book description)
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Kasia Urbaniak
Kasia Urbaniak on power in conversation: how women stop explaining and start asking. Drawn from her work with dominatrices and nuns. (Automatically generated book description)
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Kristin Neff
A workbook on self-compassion by Kristin Neff and Christopher Germer, with meditations and writing exercises. (Automatically generated book description)
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Chip Conley
Chip Conley casts states of feeling as equations, despair equals suffering minus meaning, and thereby makes them workable. (Automatically generated book description)
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Henrik Fexeus
Henrik Fexeus on dealing with people: how conversations begin, how one keeps them going, and how one ends them. (Automatically generated book description)
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Tony Schwartz
Tony Schwartz spends five years looking for wisdom and happiness among teachers and charlatans, and writes down what he found. (Automatically generated book description)
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Madeleine Somerville
Madeleine Somerville on living with an eye to the environment without guilt: buying less rather than buying differently. (Automatically generated book description)
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Andy McNab
A practical guide applying good psychopath traits to everyday situations: job interviews, dates, money management. By Kevin Dutton and Andy ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Tomi Adeyemi
A journal for Tomi Adeyemis Legacy of Orisha series, with quotations and writing prompts. (Automatically generated book description)
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Shonda Rhimes
A companion journal to Shonda Rhimes year of yes, with questions and quotations to write on from. (Automatically generated book description)
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Jim Randel
Jim Randel on creativity in short form: what it consists of and how one trains it. (Automatically generated book description)
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Dale Carnegie
How you come across to others and stay in their memory. Dale Carnegie. (Automatically generated book description)
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Jack Canfield
A selection from the Chicken Soup series, with stories about women. Jack Canfield. (Automatically generated book description)
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Edwin LeFevre
A classic collection for investors and stock speculators. Edwin Lefevre. (Automatically generated book description)
