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The 11 Best Leadership Books of 2025
These authors explore the daily choices that turn pressure into clarity and power into purpose.
11 hrs ago
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Panio Gianopoulos
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The 12 Best Science Books of 2025
From life’s biggest questions to daily habits, these 12 science books can improve how you move through the world and understand our place in it.
Dec 13
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Panio Gianopoulos
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Building Teams, Taking Risks, and Rediscovering Curiosity
This week, we went back to basics with big ideas for anyone who wants to work better, lead better, and keep learning.
Dec 12
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Michael Kovnat
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The Weird Force That's Probably Going To Kill You
Like it or not, gravity controls life and death on this planet, yet we barely understand it. Science writer James Riordon tries to get to the bottom of…
Dec 11
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Michael Kovnat
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You're a Hypocrite, But That's OK
Why acknowledging our own contradictions can make us better friends, colleagues, and citizens.
Dec 10
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Michael Kovnat
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Michael Hallsworth
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The Simple Shift That Reduces Stress and Increases Freedom
Why choosing less leads to more clarity, wellness, and connection.
Dec 9
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Michael Kovnat
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Christine Platt
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Your Life Could Use a Little More Danger
Here’s how small, smart risks can boost your creativity and strengthen your relationships—at work and at home.
Dec 8
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Michael Kovnat
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The 10 Best Business Books of 2025
Big shifts in technology, capitalism, communication, and culture—here are the titles that will help you prepare the year to come.
Dec 7
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Panio Gianopoulos
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The 12 Best Productivity Books of 2025
From focus to flow to finally finishing what you start, these are the year’s smartest guides to getting things done.
Dec 6
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Panio Gianopoulos
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Are Colleges Obsolete?
The rules of learning are changing, along with just about everything else.
Dec 5
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Michael Kovnat
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How to Break Up With Your Car
The surprising case for walking, cycling, community—and life after automobile overload.
Dec 4
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Michael Kovnat
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Where Intelligence Really Comes From
Why simple neurons—and simple algorithms—can create minds far more complex than their parts.
Dec 3
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Michael Kovnat
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