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  Betterness - Economics for Humans

  Umair Haque

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  Betterness: Economics  for Humans is a powerful call to arms for a  post-capitalist economy. Umair Haque argues that just as positive psychology  revolutionized our understanding of mental health by recasting the field as  more than just treating mental illness, we need to rethink our economic  paradigm. Why? Because business as we know it has reached a state of  diminishing returns-though we work harder and harder, we never seem to get  anywhere. This has led to a diminishing of the common wealth: wage  stagnation, widening economic inequality, the depletion of the natural world,  and more. To get out of this trap, we need to rethink the future of human  exchange. In short, we need to get out of business and into betterness.

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  The Intellectual Toolkit of...

  I. C. Robledo

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  Think Like Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, & Charles Darwin 
  Great geniuses before us have uncovered certain key principles on their path to greatness. You can learn those principles now, without all of the sweat, tears, and costly mistakes. 
  Imagine that you could tap into the minds of many great geniuses. Think how they could help you solve challenging problems, broaden your mental horizons, and avoid common pitfalls. They actually can, if we study the principles that they lived by, and incorporate them into our lives. 
  Internationally bestselling author I. C. Robledo has identified the principles that the most brilliant people in history have used to make great accomplishments. 
  Inside, you will discover: 
  - (#13) Why you should always have questions 
  - (#15) The importance of listening to people with different perspectives… even when you disagree with them 
  - (#19) How to avoid restricting your genius potential 
  - (#27) That we all have false ways of viewing the world 
  - (#37) How to observe patterns, and the anomalies that do not fit the pattern 
  - 40 Total principles inside! 
  Tap into the greatest minds of all time and use their principles in your life, with The Intellectual Toolkit of Geniuses. 
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  Socialnomics - How Social Media...

  Erik Qualman

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  Socialnomics is an essential book for anyone who wants to understand the implications of social media on our daily lives and how businesses can tap the power of social media to increase their sales, cut their marketing costs, and reach consumers directly. In this revised and updated second edition, author Erik Qualman presents new material based on meeting with seventy-five Fortune 1000 companies, fifty colleges and universities, and over 100 small businesses and non-profits since the first edition. Qualman's materials have been used from IBM to NASA to Harvard to local businesses.● Lists the top ten easy opportunities that companies and organizations miss when it comes to social media● Describes where social media should reside in an organization and the necessary building blocks for success● Explains why over 50 percent of companies still block social media to their employees and why this is a detriment to success● Shares proper training methods for your ENTIRE organization on social media; not just the chosen few● Reviews the top companies, organizations, and individuals using social media, explaining what separates them from other companies and how to replicate their success

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  Computer Science

  IntroBooks Team

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  Humans have always had the need to tell. In the dark millennia of prehistory, people used fingers or made incisions on bones. There are about 4000 years early civilizations developed elaborate numbering system to record transactions from business to astronomical cycles. The hand tools calculation appear millennia later. Today, the prodigious complexity of calculations, as well as the whole set of activities with no apparent relationship to numbers are made by these sophisticated "electronic brains" called computers. Experts are rushing to point out that a computer is a brain, is just another tool, another machine designed to reduce the work or extend our dominion over the world. 
  In this book, you will learn more about the science of computing through subtle explanations and summarized chapters. Once pointed out the importance and necessity of the study of history in general and, more specifically, the history of science and technology, it is easy to see that the study of the History of Computing is an impressive relief in the vast landscape of scientific knowledge. Just remember that the impact of this technology in our society is immense and our increasing dependence on it. 

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  Careergasm - Find Your Way to...

  Sarah Vermunt

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  Rousing, bullsh*t-free advice for aspiring career changersWhat is a careergasm? Does it feel as good as it sounds?You bet your ass it does. A Careergasm happens when your work feels good. Really good. Like a groovin’ Marvin Gaye song. Like you and your work belong together, and you can’t help coming back for more.But how do you get your mojo back when you’re in a passionless relationship with your job? In Careergasm, Sarah Vermunt leads the way. This playful, empowering book for wannabe career changers is a rally cry, a shot of courage, and a road map charting the course to meaningful work. Filled with real stories about brave people making great stuff happen, this how-to book will help you step out of your career rut and into action. It is written with love and punctuated with laughter. The snorting kind. And the occasional F-bomb. It’s a warm hug and a kick in the ass delivered by a straight-talking spitfire who walks the talk and has hundreds of thousands of people sharing her work online. It’s time to feel good again.

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  Summary of David Graeber’s...

  Falcon Press

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  Buy now to get the main key ideas from David Graeber’s Bullshit Jobs 
    
  In Bullshit Jobs (2018), David Graeber expands on an essay he wrote in 2013 titled “On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs,” which was published in Strike! Graeber was surprised to receive numerous emails and messages from people who read the essay and were enlightened about the jobs they occupied. Graeber outlines the attributes of bullshit jobs, tackles the reasons for their proliferation, and offers a look at a future where bullshit jobs are nonexistent.

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