High Theory

Using the unique business-novel format, It’s Not Luck continues the story of The Goal protagonist Alex Rogo as he navigates a new set of challenges facing the now over-diversified and under-profitable UniCo, where he has risen to the rank of division manager. With an engaging voice and dynamic...

Ved at give dig selv en high five i spejlet om morgenen kan du styrke din selvtillid og dit humør. Denne lille handling kan ændre dit syn på dagen forude og påvirke din adfærd positivt. Mel Robbins bygger sin fremstilling på personlige erfaringer og anekdoter, og hun trækker desuden på...

Management is not about controlling people. It is about understanding the game they are playing—and changing it. Every workplace is a network of competing interests, hidden motivations, imperfect information, and strategic choices. Employees respond to incentives. Departments protect their priorities. Teams cooperate—or fail to cooperate—based on trust, fairness, and expectations. Game Theory for Management transforms the principles of game theory into practical tools for solving the problems managers face every day.

New to management and wondering how to motivate your team without exhausting yourself? Stepping into leadership for the first time can feel overwhelming. Suddenly, people are looking to you for direction, encouragement, and motivation—while you are still trying to find your own rhythm as a manager. 5-Minute Daily Motivation: Scripts and Prompts for First-Time Managers gives you a simple, practical way to become a more intentional leader—just five minutes at a time.

Corey Chaos, teen YouTube sensation, just needs a break from his hectic schedule. Ever since his musical talent was "discovered" by the right person at the right time, his life has been a steady stream of interviews, screaming fans, TV shows, screaming fans, Instagram lives, and did he mention the screaming fans? He'd give anything to be a normal teen again, even for five minutes. So, when his agent suggests staying at his pool house for a month to get away from the stress, Corey is on the next plane to snowy Twin River, Wisconsin.

Schapiro shows that familiar theories of inclination fail to provide compelling answers to these questions, as they make being inclined to perform an action either too similar or too dissimilar to the action itself. The moment of decision is your will at a crossroads. Feeling Like It provides a concise and accessible investigation of a new problem at the intersection of ethics, philosophy of action, and philosophy of mind.