Our review of : Make It Rain!

This latest book from Jean M. Twenge Ph.D., offers an in-depth look at the 10 trends most affecting young people today – and how they are shaping the nation as a whole. Drawing on data from hundreds of surveys, interviews and clinical studies, Twenge provides readers with insights into everything from social media to mental [...]

In Human Compatible, Stuart Russell tackles the issue of artificial intelligence and control. He asks whether it is possible for AI to be friendly and beneficial to humans or if it will always pose a threat. Through thought-provoking arguments and examples, Russell provides readers with a clear understanding of both the benefits and dangers of [...]

If you’re looking to start sales conversations and fill your pipeline with qualified leads, then “Fanatical Prospecting” is the guide for you. Written by Jeb Blount, one of the world’s foremost experts on social selling and lead generation, this book provides a step-by-step process for leveraging social media, telephone calls, e-mails, and cold calling to [...]

This book tells the story of how two brothers, Wilbur and Orville Wright, managed to build the world’s first successful airplane. It is a tale of innovation and determination, as well as skill and bravery. The Wright Brothers is an inspiring read for anyone interested in aviation or technology history. For who is this book [...]

In his new book, A World Without Email, author Cal Newport argues that the technological advances that have made it possible for us to communicate with each other anytime, anywhere have also created an age of communication overload. He makes a compelling case for why we would all be better off if email were eliminated [...]

In “How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy,” artist and writer Jenny Odell provides a timely antidote to our hyper-connected world. Offering sage advice on how to detox from constant online stimulation, Odell shows us how to find peace and focus in an increasingly noisy society. From learning how to take breaks from email, [...]

This book is a guide to becoming successful on YouTube. It provides tips and tricks for growing your following and making money as a video influencer. Sean Cannell, the author, is an experienced YouTuber who offers advice based on his own successes and failures. The book also includes case studies of other successful vloggers. For [...]

Kai-Fu Lee, one of the world’s most respected experts on artificial intelligence, offers a bold look at how AI will change our lives over the next four decades. He paints a vivid picture of ten potential scenarios for 2041, ranging from virtual reality to personalized health care to quantum computing and beyond. Each scenario is [...]

Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Trading is the perfect guide for anyone looking to get into digital currency trading. Written by Charles Swing, a cryptocurrency trader with years of experience in the markets, this book takes a comprehensive look at everything you need to know before getting started. It covers essential topics such as technical analysis, fundamental [...]

“Failure Is Not an Option” is a revealing memoir by Gene Kranz, one of America’s most celebrated astronauts and space engineers. Chronicling his career from the early days of the Mercury program to Apollo 13 and beyond, Kranz provides unparalleled insights into what it takes to achieve success in the cutthroat field of space exploration. [...]

The Age of AI is a new book by renowned diplomat and statesman Henry Kissinger. In it, he argues that the advent of artificial intelligence will usher in a whole new era for humanity – one in which our relationship with technology will become far more complicated and important than ever before. Drawing on his [...]

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is a book by Klaus Schwab about the impact of digital technologies on society and business. The book discusses how digitization is changing every aspect of our lives, from communication to manufacturing. It also offers tips for businesses on how they can adapt to these changes. For who is this book [...]