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Following the popularity of The Law of 10,000 Hours (The 10,000 Hour Rule), people started to be more and more interested about how to master a skill attaining the state of art. Mastery is an extremely profound booklet about this topic written by George Leonard in 1992.
This book’s author, Neil Strauss, is originally a bookworm got rotten luck with women. After accidentally stepped on the “girls picking up” tour, he finally discipline himself into a social superior. In his super best-selling book The Game, it showed us a brand-new world only belongs to the Pick-up Artist (PUA), and made his girls chasing skills public.
Paul Britton – long engaged in the clinical research of psychology and the real evidence work of criminal psychology, has an almost mythical status in the crime detection field. The Jigsaw Man was his first-hand narration for some shocking cases he presided over in the past, which also makes this book become a groundbreaking writing on psychological analysis of criminals and judgment reference of criminal cases. Continue reading The Jigsaw Man by Paul Britton Scanned PDF→
First of all, AppNee wants you to know – this classic book does not necessarily apply to everywhere or everything, but they are always worth to taste again and again. The Design of Everyday Things (DOET for short) formerly was titled ‘The Psychology of Everyday Things’ (POET for short) that was initially published in 1988). This Revised and Expanded Edition was published in 2013, as a major update of this bestseller.
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We came to this world, in the end, what is on earth the most important pursuit? Tal Ben-Shahar (known as the most popular lecturer and mentor) firmly believes that: happiness is the only measure of life, also the ultimate goal of all goals.
Why do these cases happen everywhere, every day? Some men’s conditions are clearly not good enough, but they are just very popular among women; Some guys always fail to grasp the main points, so as to be dumped by their girlfriends again and again… We’re sure there should be many of us had/having such doubts/troubles.
First, you should know, this is a bestselling self-help guide with worldwide fame. It was written by Stephen Covey, whose thought achievements enjoy equal popularity with Dale Carnegie, Peter Drucker and Jack Welch, first published in 1989, translated into 40+ languages worldwide.
