Reviews Featured Review of The Reckoning, in the light of the AI boom The AI boom’s profits rest on old instincts: to stretch time, hide cost, and believe the ledger before the reality beneath it.
Reviews Reading Breakneck by Dan Wang Few books capture our accelerating era like Dan Wang’s Breakneck: global, personal, and clear-eyed about what drives modern change.
Reviews Review: Technofeudalism by Yanis Varoufakis Reading Varoufakis, I realised it’s not capitalism’s future I’ve been sensing shift but its absence. Something else has quietly taken its place.
Reviews Review of "Decisive" by Chip Heath and Dan Heath The Heath brothers’ WRAP framework—Widen Your Options, Reality-Test Your Assumptions, Attain Distance Before Deciding, and Prepare to Be Wrong—offers practical strategies to improve decision-making processes.
Reviews The AI Revolution in Medicine: GPT-4 and Beyond Discover GPT-4's impact on healthcare today and tomorrow in 'The AI Revolution in Medicine,' a blend of practicality and foresight.
Reviews Review of "How Big Things Get Done" by Bent Flyvbjerg To succeed in big projects, remember key insights from 'How Big Things Get Done' by Bent Flyvbjerg: Think slowly, act swiftly, base predictions on solid ground, leverage reference data, draw from experience, and embrace modularity.
Reviews Review: “How to Write Copy That Sells" by Ray Edwards Discover the art of persuasive copywriting with Ray Edwards' "How to Write Copy That Sells." Get practical techniques from an expert and craft sales copy that converts in today's digital world.
Reviews Review: This Is Marketing by Seth Godin If you're looking for a comprehensive guide to modern marketing, "This Is Marketing" by Seth Godin is a must-read.
Reviews Review: Steve Jobs by Walther Isaacson. Find out more about Steve Jobs' complex and fascinating persona in his biography, written by Walter Isaacson.
Reviews Review: Mind over Media, Renee Hobbs The media landscape has undergone significant changes recently. I've updated my knowledge to understand its evolving nature and influence.
Reviews Review: Trust me, I'm lying. Ryan Holiday You can learn to fight at the gym or by joining a gang. I read the book that predicted Fake News and reviewed it. This book is part history and part timeless.
Reviews Review: Influence, Robert Cialdini The subtitle is The Psychology of Persuasion. A classic book about six ways by which our behaviour can be influenced.
Reviews Made to stick, Chip Heath & Dan Heath Must read book on why some ideas survive and others die. Discover a quick overview of the six principles and the SUCCES model.
Reviews Review: The Founders by Jimmy Soni Review of the book The Founders by Jimmy Soni. On the origins of PayPal and it's founding team.
Reviews Review: The Cryptopians by Laura Shin In clear, non-technical language, Laura Shin takes you in her book The Cryptopians through the history of the legendary Ethereum blockchain.
Reviews Review: The Power Law by Sebastian Mallaby If you are interested in the world of Venture Capital, Start-Ups and Silicon Valley, just read this book. A well-written book with a very thorough foundation.
Reviews Review: On writing, a memoir of the craft, Stephen King A valuable classic, part of the canon. Not only an inspiring book, Stephen King wrote a surprising, scary and painful journey.
Reviews Review: Building a StoryBrand, Donald Miller Donald Miller's Building a StoryBrand offers a clear and actionable framework that will help you craft stories that captivate and convert.
