Tag: Psychology and Behavioral Science
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Review and Summary: Lenses of Humanity
Lenses of Humanity offers tools for personal growth and empathy, guiding readers toward a more inclusive world.
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Review and Summary: Wanting
Learn how our desires are shaped by others in Wanting, and learn to make conscious choices for genuine fulfillment and satisfaction.
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Review and Summary: Practical Optimism
Learn how to stay optimistic with Practical Optimism, a guide that offers practical advice through eight pillars of practical optimism.
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Review: But What Will People Say?
A book that explores immigration challenges and multicultural identity, offering personal insights and healing reflections.
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Review and Summary: Learning to Disagree
A book that teaches how to handle arguments with care and understanding. A must read for improving how to talk and think about disagreements.
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Review and Summary: Why We Remember?
Why We Remember reveals how our brain creates and stores memories, offering surprising facts and practical tips.
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Review and Summary: Determined
Determined discusses the concept of why free will might not exist and how we can optimize our lives in light of this understanding.
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Review and Summary: Never Enough
Never Enough is a guide on nurturing kids in high-pressure environments, focusing on the importance of feeling valued.
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Review and Summary: Scarcity Brain
‘Scarcity Mindset’ tells us why we always want more. Find out how to escape this endless cycle and start enjoying your everyday life.
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Review and Summary: Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned
Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned bridges AI and life, questioning the necessity of explicit goals, and new approach to achieving goals.
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Review and Summary: Master of Change
Master of Change introduces the concept of rugged flexibility, offering a captivating, structured blueprint for navigating change in life.
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Review and Summary: Brain Rules for Baby
John Medina provides scientifically-backed insights on parenting and knowledge of what actually transpires inside a baby’s brain.
