| A whistle-stop tour of the major questions posed by economists through the centuries, from Aristotle to Thomas Piketty

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| A Little History of Economics (2017) is a whistle-stop tour of the major questions posed by economists through the centuries, from Aristotle to Thomas Piketty. It examines questions of inequality, selfishness, and the role government should play in economies.

| Nightmares, Neuroscience and the Secret

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The Nocturnal Brain (2019) dives into the dark, disturbing and complex world of the sleeping brain. Combining personal stories with neuroscience, these blinks explore the causes and impacts of sleep disorders, from common insomnia to paralysis and hallucinations.

| Leveraging Your Assets to Shape the New Normal

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FightBack Now: Leveraging Your Assets to Shape the New Normal (2020) explains how corporations can move forward in uncertain times. Written in response to global crises like the COVID-19 pandemic and the rising threat of climate change, this book offers ways to combine existing technologies and business approaches to generate breakthroughs, bringing growth and public benefits.

| How Britain Made the Modern World

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Empire (2003) offers a compelling overview of the highs and lows of the British Empire, from its late-to-the-game beginnings in the seventeenth century, to its ultimate collapse in the twentieth century. Through the many disgraces and unparalleled achievements, you'll learn how Great Britain came to control close to a quarter of the world, and how we're still coming to terms with this legacy.

| A Roadmap for the Questioner

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Decoding the World (2020) is a dive into the fascinating world of IndieBio, a biotechnology firm that's determined to change the world for the better. The long-term health of both people and the planet are at stake - and not just because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

| Why Our Minds Need the Wild |

Losing Eden (2020) explores how modern alienation from the natural world is causing a global mental health crisis - and how we can reintroduce nature to our lives. Author Lucy Jones embarks on a fascinating journey through new scientific research that shows why forging a bond with nature is critical for our health and wellness, while also raising awareness about the alarming effects of its absence.

| The benefits of mediocrity and the beauty

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The Unexpected Joy of the Ordinary (2019) explores the surprising benefits of being an average Joe. From money to intelligence to relationships, it reveals the pleasures of being perfectly ordinary.

| How to Focus on Your Goals and Create a Life You Love

| Power Hour (2020) introduces a way to take charge of your life by devoting the first hour of each day to a goal or passion. In today's busy world, it's easy to procrastinate. Instead of waiting for the perfect time to pursue a goal, you have to make time to do it. One hour each day can change your attitude, habits, health, and social connections - and these changes can lead to a more fulfilling and productive life.

| The Power of Knowing What You Don't

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Think Again (2021) examines the science behind changing your mind - and persuading others to change theirs. It explores the biases and assumptions that we bring to our decision-making, and outlines how individuals and organizations can build a mindset of lifelong curiosity.

| Build Your Personal Highlight Reel and Unlock Your Potential |

Exceptional (2020) shows you how to discover your strengths and build on them to become the best version of yourself. By creating a personal highlight reel of your life, you'll learn how to spot your talents, build confidence, and unlock your full potential - both at work and at home.