Author: karacs
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Simon Sinek: Start with Why
Check out my latest book review of Simon Sinek’s ‘Start with Why’ and discover how understanding your ‘Why’ can transform your leadership and life! ✨
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Dennis Nørmark, Anders Fogh Jensen – Pseudowork
Happy to share my latest book review. 📖 Join me as I delve into the thought-provoking work of two Danish 🇩🇰 authors, “Pseudowork,” which brilliantly dissects the paradox of our times: “How we ended up being busy doing nothing.
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Hourly History – Nikola Tesla: A Life From Beginning To End
Unveiling the electrifying story of a visionary. I am glad to share my latest book review of ‘Nikola Tesla: A Life From Beginning To End’. ⚡
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Raphaël Balanieri: Intelligence artificielle, le match du siècle
Découvrez ma critique du livre “Intelligence artificielle, IA le match du siècle” de Raphaël Balanieri, sur mon blog BooksIlike.eu.
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Brian Tracy: Get it Done Now!
With the latest issue of my bi-weekly book reviews 📖, dive into the essence of productivity with Brian Tracy’s “Get it Done Now!”
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Kevin Roose: Futureproof – 9 Rules for Humans in the Age of Automation
Dive into my latest book review 📖 of ‘Futureproof’ by Kevin Roose, where we explore how to stay human in the age of AI and automation. 🤖
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Chris Bailey: Hyperfocus
With my latest book review, let’s (hyper)focus on productivity with the emblematic book “Hyperfocus” by Chris Bailey.
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Michel Pastoureau, Dominique Simonnet: Le petit livre des couleurs
Dans ma dernière critique de livre, je vous invite à explorer comment ‘Le petit livre des couleurs’ de Michel Pastoureau et Dominique Simonnet révèle les secrets fascinants des couleurs qui peignent notre monde. 🌈
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Robert C. Pozen, Alexandra Samuel: Remote, inc.
Dive into the future of work with my latest book review of ‘Remote, Inc.’: a must-read for anyone looking to master the art of remote work and thrive in our digitally transformed world.
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Damon Zahariades: How to Make Better Decisions
Happy to share my review of Damon Zahariades’ insightful book “How to Make Better Decisions”. It’s a must-read for anyone looking to sharpen their decision-making skills.