Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Greg McKeown · Topic: Sustainable productivity Looks at removing unnecessary friction from worthwhile work and resisting the belief that difficulty always signals value. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring sustainable productivity in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this
Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Russ Harris · Topic: Values and emotions A practical introduction to acceptance-and-commitment approaches, including taking valued action alongside uncomfortable feelings. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring values and emotions in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this book when
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Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Greg McKeown · Topic: Prioritization A case for clarifying priorities and declining activities that crowd out meaningful work and life. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring prioritization in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this book when you have
Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Robert Waldinger and Marc Schulz · Topic: Relationships Drawing on longitudinal adult-development research, the authors explore why relationships matter to well-being. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring relationships in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this book when you
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Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Morgan Housel · Topic: Financial behavior Uses stories to examine how personal experience, risk perception and habits influence money decisions. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring financial behavior in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this book when you
Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Carol S. Dweck · Topic: Learning A research-oriented framework for examining beliefs about developing skills through effort, strategy and feedback. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring learning in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this book when you have
Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Priya Parker · Topic: Community Invites hosts to design gatherings with a clear purpose, intentional invitations and meaningful participation. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring community in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this book when you have room
Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Julia Galef · Topic: Critical thinking Explores how to seek accurate beliefs without treating every disagreement as a battle to be won. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring critical thinking in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this book
Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: Cal Newport · Topic: Digital wellness A philosophy of choosing technologies according to values rather than defaulting to whatever demands attention. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring digital wellness in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this book when
Book recommendation · Editor’s selection Creator or author: James Clear · Topic: Habit systems A widely read guide to making repeated behaviors easier to initiate through cues, environment and workable systems. Who might benefit from this resource? This selection is for readers exploring habit systems in the course of normal life. We recommend reading this