The Psychology of Money
Doing well with money has less to do with intelligence and more to do with behaviour. Short, memorable lessons on…
Every outcome in life starts with a decision. These books explain how we decide, the predictable errors we make, and how to think more clearly under uncertainty.
They'll help with big life choices, investing, work strategy and the small daily decisions that add up.
Our essential picks in decision-making.
Morgan Housel
Doing well with money has less to do with intelligence and more to do with behaviour. Short, memorable…
Bill Burnett and Dave Evans
Apply design thinking to your life: get curious, try things and prototype your way to a career you love.
Greg McKeown
Do less, but better. A calm guide to identifying what truly matters and having the courage to say no to the…
Doing well with money has less to do with intelligence and more to do with behaviour. Short, memorable lessons on…
Apply design thinking to your life: get curious, try things and prototype your way to a career you love.
Do less, but better. A calm guide to identifying what truly matters and having the courage to say no to the rest.
Separate people from the problem and focus on interests, not positions. The classic of principled negotiation.
Why people say yes, and how to recognize when you're being persuaded.
Build, measure, learn. Test ideas quickly and cheaply before betting everything on them.
Meet the two systems in your head: the fast, intuitive one and the slow, deliberate one. Learn when to trust each.
A four-step process, WRAP, to make better decisions and avoid common traps.
Ten instincts that distort how we see the world, and how data reveals a more accurate, often hopeful picture.
Early specialization isn't the only path. Why breadth, experimentation and late starts often lead to success.
Direct the rider, motivate the elephant, shape the path: a simple framework for change.
The classic on investing with discipline and a margin of safety. Demanding but foundational.
Find the one task that makes everything else easier or unnecessary, and do it first.
Scouts want to see what's really there; soldiers defend what they already believe. How to be more of a scout.
The ability to rethink and unlearn is a superpower. How to question your own opinions and open other minds.
Good decisions can have bad outcomes. A former poker champion on deciding under uncertainty.
Real progress means creating something new, not copying. Contrarian ideas on startups and the future.
What turned good companies into great ones? A research team's influential, and debated, findings.
Success isn't only about talent. Opportunity, timing, culture and practice shape who gets ahead.
Build a healthy relationship with money, take control of spending and start investing sensibly.
Lead with purpose, build trust and help the people around you do their best work.
Discover what gives your life meaning and start shaping your days around it.
Focus on what matters, protect your attention and get meaningful work done without burning out.