Three weeks after starting, Inès was already thinking about quitting: baffling meetings, eleven-hour days, and the certainty that she was a hiring mistake. Here is what changed, and the ideas she put into practice.
Discover the complete summary of Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman: why emotional quotient outweighs IQ, the 5 components of EQ and how to develop them.
Discover the complete summary of Influence by Robert Cialdini: the 6 universal principles of persuasion and the defenses to protect yourself from them.
Discover the complete summary of Mindset by Carol Dweck: why believing your abilities can grow changes your results, and how to cultivate that mindset.
Discover the complete summary of Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg: observation, feeling, need, request, and how to practice NVC every day.
Discover the complete summary of Outliers: The Story of Success, the essay in which Malcolm Gladwell dismantles the myth of the self-made genius and reveals the hidden mechanics of achievement.
Discover the complete summary of Daring Greatly by Brené Brown: why daring to be seen is an act of courage, and how to put down the shield of perfectionism.
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Confirmation bias, anchoring, the Dunning-Kruger effect: discover the main cognitive biases, these thinking traps, and concrete methods to think more clearly.
Discover the 9 types of intelligence from Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, and learn concrete ways to recognize and develop your own.
System 1 thinks fast, System 2 thinks slow, and most of our mistakes are born between the two. A complete summary of Daniel Kahneman's masterpiece: the two systems, the major cognitive biases, and what science has confirmed since.
Crediting your successes to luck, fearing you will be found out, overcompensating through work: impostor syndrome mostly strikes competent people. Where it comes from, how to recognize it, and four concrete strategies to move forward despite the doubt.
Why does Homo sapiens rule the planet? Because it is the only animal that collectively believes in fictions: money, nations, corporations. A complete summary of Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari: the three revolutions, the key concepts and the book's critics.
The less you know, the less you can see what you don't know: that is the Dunning-Kruger effect. What the 1999 study really showed, why the famous Mount Stupid curve is misleading, what recent criticism says, and how to protect yourself from this bias.