Non-Fiction Summaries
How Much Is Enough? by Robert Skidelsky and Edward Skidelsky raise an inquiry about how much money is enough for an average person to live a good life by working less and enjoying more. And it also talks about how Keynes’s predictions were wrong.
The Power Of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale helps you realize that when thoughts are combined with the power of faith, you open up doors to a successful and happy life.
Talent Is Never Enough by John Maxwell discusses why talent alone is not enough for a person to become successful. The author also talks about other qualities like passion, patience, perseverance, courage, etc which also play a crucial role in achieving your goals.
Thoughts Without A Thinker by Mark Epstein discusses the similarities and differences between the teachings of Buddha and psychoanalysis. Ultimately, this book helps you realize that suffering is inevitable and how you can alleviate your suffering, thus live a happy and peaceful life.
The Art Of Communicating by Thich Nhat is a guide to learning the art of effective communication. It is based on the idea that communication is food for the mind and simple words uttered by us can either nourish or hurt the mind of the other person.
The Achievement Habit by Bernard Roth explains how you can make achievement a habit by giving up your limiting beliefs and giving a new meaning to your life through understanding and design thinking.
