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Continue reading →: Book Summary of Hacking Growth by Sean Ellis and Morgan Brown“Hacking Growth” is a book by Sean Ellis and Morgan Brown that offers a unique approach to growing your business. Dubbed “growth hacking,” it involves rapid experimentation to continuously optimize your business for growth. By tailoring your product and presentation to meet customer needs, you can increase revenue and grow…
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Continue reading →: Book Summary of Atomic Habits by James ClearIn “Atomic Habits,” James Clear shows how changing your habits can transform your life. This guide covers why habits are important, the three mindsets for creating them, how habits are formed, the four keys to changing them, and ways to continue improving. We’ll also compare Clear’s approach with other expert…
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Continue reading →: Book Summary of the 48 Laws of Power by Robert GreenePower is a game everyone plays – you’re either a player or a pawn. Robert Greene’s book, The 48 Laws of Power, provides rules and strategies for mastering the game, based on examples from history. The laws increase your power when followed, and decrease it when not. Deception is essential…
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Continue reading →: Book Summary of How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale CarnegieTo grasp the essence of How to Win Friends and Influence People, focus on its fundamental principles. Additionally, use the provided checklist for dealing with two typical scenarios: 1) handling arguments and 2) modifying others’ behavior with feedback. The principles from How to Win Friends and Influence People: Making someone…
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Continue reading →: Book Summary of Never Split the Difference by Chris VossNever Split the Difference by Chris Voss is a guide to negotiation theory and strategy that focuses on the importance of emotional intelligence. Voss argues that successful negotiation requires understanding and empathizing with the emotions of the other party in order to build trust and get them to let their…
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Continue reading →: Book Summary of Deep Work by Cal NewportDeep work is defined by Cal Newport as intense, concentrated work that challenges your cognitive abilities, while shallow work refers to menial tasks like email responses and unproductive meetings that lack value and can be completed by anyone. The economy has shifted towards information-based work, which requires skills like problem-solving…
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Continue reading →: Book Summary of Building a Second Brain by Tiago ForteIn today’s world, we’re constantly bombarded with important information that our brains struggle to process and remember. This can lead to feelings of frustration and overwhelm, as we feel like we’re not reaching our full potential. The book Creating a Second Brain by Tiago Forte provides an answer to this…
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Continue reading →: Book Summary of Principles Life and Work by Ray DalioRay Dalio is the founder of Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund. Although coming from a middle-class Long Island area, he started trading stocks at the age of 12 and launched Bridgewater out of his New York apartment in 1975. He was initially successful, but in 1982 he lost…


