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Adam Grant is a Wharton organizational psychologist, NYT contributing writer, and author of Think Again, Originals, Give and Take, and Hidden Potential. He hosts the TED podcast ReThinking and shares book picks in his Granted newsletter.
“In a world that's increasingly obsessed with specialization, star science writer David Epstein is here to convince you that the future may belong to generalists. It's a captivating read that will leave you questioning the next steps in your career, and the way you raise your children.” source
“The perfect cure for toxic positivity and a sparkling ode to the beauty of the human condition.” source
“Charles Duhigg delivers a winning combination of stories, studies, and guidance that might well transform the worst communicators you know into some of the best.” source
“No skill in life is more important than learning from failure, and no one on earth knows more about it than Amy Edmondson. Drawing on her eye-opening evidence and rich practical experience, she offers a wealth of insight on how to take intelligent risks and bounce forward after setbacks.” source
“A riveting read on how the words we use shape the impact we have. Jonah Berger has a knack for making science sparkle, and he doesn't just tell you how to write and speak more persuasively, he shows you.” source
“This is the ultimate guide to diagnosing and fixing the problems in your organization. No one knows more about making work better than this pair of experts, and they've produced a remarkably insightful, engrossing, evidence-based, and actionable read.” source
“The Geek Way makes a fascinating case that the most important technological revolution of our time isn't what companies make, but how they're managed. Andy McAfee is a world-class intellectual provocateur, he never ceases to challenge my assumptions and sharpen my thinking.” source
“With his pioneering research, Corey Keyes put languishing on the map. In this powerful book, he brings it to life. Get ready to rethink your understanding of mental health, update your views on happiness, and come closer to realizing your potential.” source
