1-Sentence-Summary: No-Drama Discipline is a refreshing approach to parenting that looks at the neuroscience of a developing child’s brain to understand how to best discipline and teach kids while making them feel loved.
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1-Sentence-Summary: Great At Work examines what it takes to be a top performer and gives practical advice to achieve significant results at work while maintaining an excellent work-life balance.
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1-Sentence-Summary: So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed explains how public shaming can bring down websites, close businesses, destroy careers, and why it often suppresses ethical behavior instead of encouraging it.
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1-Sentence-Summary: Tribal Leadership explains the various ways people function within organizations and teaches you how to lead change and improve your organization’s culture.
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1-Sentence-Summary: The Yes Brain offers parenting techniques that will give your kids an open attitude towards life, balance, resilience, insight, and empathy.
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1-Sentence-Summary: The 5 Love Languages shows couples how to make their love last by learning to recognize the unique way their partner feels love.
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1-Sentence-Summary: Digital Minimalism shows us where to draw the line with technology and how taking time off our digital devices is the key to living a focused life in a noisy world.
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1-Sentence-Summary: The Happy Mind shows you what science and experience teach about how to become happier by assuming responsibility for your own well-being.
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1-Sentence-Summary: Everything Is F*cked explains what’s wrong with our approach towards happiness and gives philosophical suggestions that help us make our lives worth living.
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1-Sentence-Summary: Be Fearless shows that radical changes are more effective than small enhancements and urges us to be bold in trying to make progress.
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