Madness and civilization summary: how the age of reason confined the mad
Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason is Michel Foucault's structural history of how European culture separated reason from un...
Insight by Tasha Eurich: the complete guide to self-awareness
Insight by Tasha Eurich defines self-awareness as a learnable meta-skill built from two distinct capacities: internal self-awareness, the ability to see your...
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Farsighted by Steven Johnson: book summary and complex decision making guide
Farsighted: How We Make the Decisions That Matter Most is a 2018 nonfiction book by Steven Johnson. The book defines complex decision making as a three-phase...
How the creative curve theory turns creative success into a repeatable system
The creative curve is Allen Gannett's model for predicting mainstream creative success. In his 2018 book "The Creative Curve," he defines it as the bell-shaped relationship between how much an audience has been exposed to an idea and how much that audience prefers it.
The execution factor: the 5 skills that drive success by Kim Perell
The Execution Factor is Kim Perell's framework for closing the gap between an idea and a result, built on five interdependent traits: Vision, Passion, Action...
New power by Jeremy Heimans and Henry Timms: Book summary and key strategic framework
Every organization alive today sits in the same current. Audiences that once consumed quietly now expect to shape, remix, and own the things they care about....
How Not to Worry by Paul McGee: The triple A method for managing anxiety
Paul McGee's " How Not to Worry " defines worry as a cognitive habit, anxiety as an emotional state, and stress as a physical response, then treats the three...