The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Getting Things Done aims to help us become more productive and organized by asking ourselves the right questions and arranging our surroundings to serve us better. In GTD, David Allen shares proven methods and tricks from his years of experience as a management consultant. And these tips will supposedly aid us in handling unexpected work better, help us keep our sanity, overcome feelings of anxiety and most importantly, remain focused on our long-term […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: The book expands on the main idea from the famous Picasso quote, “Good artists copy, great artists steal.” Full of graphics and illustrations, this read by Austin Kleon showcases short insightful tips that will motivate you to start your own project and stay creative. The Core Idea: Steal ideas from others. Nothing is original. You don’t have to be a genius to create something. You simply need to steal great ideas from great […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Are you sick of your 9 to 5 job and your boss constantly nagging you about stuff? You feel overworked and severely underpaid? Tim Ferris is your go-to guru. This book offers step-by-step instructions that will help you work less and earn more so you can have more time in your life to travel and spend time with your family. The Core Idea The book is all about helping you join the New […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: А book dedicated to people willing to pay the price for reaching financial freedom. The Cashflow Quadrant is something like a follow-up guide to Robert Kiyosaki’s famous book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Here he emphasis, again, on the importance of becoming financially secure and extends on the philosophy shared in his first book. The Core Idea: The Cashflow Quadrant is a way to categorize people depending on how they make money. There are […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: This book is a practical how-to guide on how to evaluate your current or next business idea. Rob Fitzpatrick, the author, gives us all the tools we need to talk to customers, navigate through the noise, and learn what people really want. The Mom Test will basically teach you how to ask good questions so you can prevent people from lying, and throwing fake compliments about your idea. So, if you’ve fallen in […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: The Better Angels of Our Nature by Steven Pinker is a very detailed overview of the cruelty throughout the past ages, from medieval, through knight times, till the 20th century. The book explains in length how we punished people, what methods our ancestors used and why they did it. Apparently, we, people, did really nasty shit in the past. Pinker’s main point in this book is to show us that violence of every […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: We’re not totally doomed and robots won’t replace us – at least not in everything we do. In his book, The Inevitable, Kevin Kelly gives us a glimpse in the possible future. He showcases twelve technological forces he believes will shape our future. And though robots might not enslave us, massive tracking and total surveillance are here to stay. The Core Idea: The author is presenting different scenarios of how the future might […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: People don’t want more stuff, they want more experiences. Access to more content, more music, more videos, more fun rides but without having to think about where to store all of this. In Subscribed, Tien Tzuo, the founder of Zuora, software for subscription-based businesses, explains how the world is shifting from products to services and why you should adjust your business model to a subscription-based one. The Core Idea: We want the ride, […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: Planning to start an online business? To open a hot dog stand? Don’t do it yet! You are going to spend a lot of time and effort on whatever it is you choose to do, so it’s wise to invest a little bit of time upfront to put your idea through a series of litmus tests. That’s exactly what Will it Fly? by Pat Flynn will prompt you to do. The book is […]

The Book In Three Or More Sentences: After years of publishing on his now-popular blog, Eric Barker decided to package it all together in a signature book that’s called no other than Barking Up the Wrong Tree. In this masterpiece, instead of telling us all, again, like all the others, that hard works is what it takes to be successful, he takes a different approach. Eric analyzes the other side of the popular advice thrown around the self-help hemisphere, extracts […]