Author

Patricia Sanders

In 2014, British journalist Reni Eddo-Lodge stopped having conversations with white people about race: They weren’t listening. For those who are listening now, her book…

People who talk too much – humanity’s compulsive talkers, windbags, chatterboxes and motormouths – annoy listeners, alienate friends and frequently sabotage their careers, relationships and…

Will America ever achieve racial justice? And how should Black Americans live while it doesn’t? An influential Black intellectual offers a bleak assessment of the…

Influence doesn’t have to be tacky, greedy or corrupt. Renowned Yale professor Zoe Chance offers an alternative: research-based insights into influence that nice people will…

Books about antiracism inform, educate, arouse outrage and break the heart. This one aims to turn readers into activists.

Everyone is born with immense potential — but it often remains untapped. Organizational psychologist Adam Grant dismantles common misconceptions about what it takes to become…

Best-selling author and psychologist Daniel H. Pink delivers an engaging and thought-provoking exploration of regret. Everyone experiences this deeply human – and profoundly painful –…

Good conversations can build connection, exert influence, and offer immense pleasure — but humans don’t innately know how to hold them. Veteran journalist Charles Duhigg explores…

Burnout doesn’t stem from personal failing; instead, it signals a workplace in need of change. To combat burnout, leaders must show empathy, and work to…

Practically everyone struggles to make the best use of time. Marc Zao-Sanders, CEO of Filtered, a learning tech company, outlines a system for tackling your daily agenda…