Editors Reads

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Psychology

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Where to Start with Gary Chapman: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Gary Chapman — how to approach The 5 Love Languages, his essential book on relationship communication. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Hans Rosling: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Hans Rosling — how to approach Factfulness, his essential book on how to see the world clearly through data. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Kishimi and Koga: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga — how to approach The Courage to Be Disliked, their Socratic dialogue introducing Adlerian psychology and the radical claim that happiness requires the courage to be disliked. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Johann Hari: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Johann Hari — whether to begin with Lost Connections or Stolen Focus. A complete reading guide to the British journalist and author.

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Where to Start with Kelly McGonigal: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Kelly McGonigal — how to approach The Willpower Instinct, her research-based guide to self-control drawn from her popular Stanford course, covering why willpower fails and the specific strategies that actually strengthen it. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Lindsay C. Gibson: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Lindsay C. Gibson — how to approach Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents, her essential framework for recognising and healing from emotionally unavailable parenting. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Lori Gottlieb: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Lori Gottlieb — how to approach Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, her memoir about being simultaneously a therapist and a patient. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Mark Manson: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Mark Manson — how to approach The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, his essential counterintuitive self-help book. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Matthew Walker: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Matthew Walker — how to approach Why We Sleep, his essential book on sleep science. A complete reading guide to the British neuroscientist's work.

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Where to Start with Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi — how to approach Flow, his essential book on the psychology of optimal experience. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Morgan Housel: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Morgan Housel — whether to begin with The Psychology of Money or Same As Ever. A complete reading guide to the personal finance author.

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Where to Start with Nedra Glennon Tawwab: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Nedra Glennon Tawwab — how to approach Set Boundaries, Find Peace, the most practical and clinically grounded guide to boundary-setting in popular self-help. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Nir Eyal: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Nir Eyal — whether to begin with Hooked or Indistractable. A complete reading guide to the behavioural design author and former tech insider.

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Where to Start with Norman Doidge: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Norman Doidge — how to approach The Brain That Changes Itself, his landmark account of neuroplasticity that transformed public understanding of the brain's capacity for change. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Philip Tetlock: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Philip Tetlock — how to approach Superforecasting, his account of the ordinary people who consistently outperform intelligence analysts at prediction. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein — how to approach Nudge, their landmark book on choice architecture and libertarian paternalism that changed how governments design public policy. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Richard Thaler: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Richard Thaler — how to approach Misbehaving, his inside account of how behavioral economics upended the rational-actor model that defines classical economics. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Robert M. Sapolsky: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Robert M. Sapolsky — how to approach Behave, his landmark synthesis of biology, neuroscience, and evolution as a unified explanation of human behaviour. A complete reading guide.

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Where to Start with Sebastian Junger: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Sebastian Junger — whether to begin with The Perfect Storm, War, or Tribe. A complete reading guide to the war journalist and narrative non-fiction author.

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Where to Start with Shawn Achor: A Reading Guide

Where to start with Shawn Achor — how to approach The Happiness Advantage, his positive psychology framework arguing that happiness precedes and enables success rather than following from it. A complete reading guide.

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