The author challenges the prevailing notion of meritocracy and explores its unintended consequences.

The author chronicles how our societies today are characterized by a universal fear of pain.

The book examines the impact of one of the United States’ most powerful chief executives, Jack Welch of General Electric (GE).

The book is a thought-provoking and counterintuitive exploration of time management.

The book challenges the traditional narratives of human history

The book explores the stories of wealthy German industrialists and financiers who supported and benefited from the Nazi regime

Schumacher’s central thesis is that the way we approach economics improves our living standards whilst degrading our culture.

Tom and I explore the book that gave us a new word: antifragile, things that gain from disorder. Many consider Nassim Nicholas Taleb to be one of the greatest thinkers of his generation. We take a dive into Taleb’s radical case to embrace uncertainty in a new way and what it means for us in business.

Gary Hammel and Michele Zanini argue that we should be creating organisations as awesome as the people in them.

Tom and I critique Mazzcuato's views on how we might re-imagine the State.

Tom and I look at this book from Amy C. Edmondson, the pioneer in the field of psychological safety at work.

Tom and I review arguably most of the influential books of the last decade: Frédéric Laloux’s Reinventing Organizations.

This iconic book reveals how our minds are tripped up by error and prejudice (even when we think we are being logical). Tom and I explore this book has helped us in business and life.