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[close] To err is human. So why do we despise being wrong? As Kathryn Schulz argues in this fascinating reconsideration of error, we do so because we are wrong, first and foremost, about what it means to be wrong. For centuries, we have regarded error as a sign of ignorance, idiocy, or sin. But in fact, Schulz contends, our capacity to err is a crucial component of human intelligence. It is inextricable from some of our best and most honorable qualities, including empathy, creativity, conviction, and optimism. Perhaps most important, making mistakes is a vital part of how we learn and change. In this thoughtful, groundbreaking book, Schulz gives us both an intellectual history of error from the classical era to our own day, and new insight into the cognitive origins and emotional experience of being wrong. Drawing on Arctic misadventures and bizarre neurological ailments, failed prophecies and broken hearts, Alan Greenspan and Groucho Marx, Being Wrong recasts our mistakes as an inevitable, invaluable,

[close] Charlie is curious about everything. He and his best friend, Dillin, are part of the Curious Club. Their curiosity is peaked when Ms. Shirley and her pet parrot, Pierre, move in next door. When they see a colorful trinket filled with that they think is candy, the Curious Club discovers being curious is a good thing, but curiosity without caution can be dangerous. Join Charlie, Dillin and Pierre as together they learn about the dangers of mistaking medicine for candy.

[close] What is "Another Way" about? Who is it for? Why should EVERY teen and parent read it? In this interview, author Holli Kenley shares the answers and much more! Get ready to get empowered and live your life Another Way!

[close] Don't just use your intuition as a tie breaker. Make it your main decision making tool, it know best what wants to happen. This is the simplest way to start.

[close] Bill Jensen’s new book, Future Strong, pushes beyond today’s hyperventilating about disruptive changes, and details what it will take to make the future work. To purchase Future Strong, go to . To learn more about how to be Future Strong, go to .

[close] How much confidence is too much? What is "real" confidence? Confidence topics are available for speaking events from mikewhitaker.com.

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[close] Submarine captain David Marquet on how distributed decision making turned his submarine into a supersub

[close] Learn more and pre-order book at this link: "Never Go With Your Gut: How Pioneering Leaders Make the Best Decisions and Avoid Business Disasters," written by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, published by Career Press. BOOK DESCRIPTION Want to avoid business disasters, whether minor mishaps, such as excessive team conflict, or major calamities like those that threaten bankruptcy or doom a promising career? Fortunately, behavioral economics studies show that such disasters stem from poor decisions due to our faulty mental patterns—what scholars call “cognitive biases”—and are preventable. Unfortunately, the typical advice for business leaders to “go with their guts�� plays into these cognitive biases and leads to disastrous decisions that devastate the bottom line. By combining practical case studies with cutting-edge research, Never Go With Your Gut will help you make the best decisions and prevent these business disasters. The leading expert on avoidi

[close] Why do we often neglect big problems, like the financial crisis and climate change, until it's too late? In this TED Talk, policy strategist Michele Wucker urges us to replace the myth of the "black swan" -- that rare, unforeseeable, unavoidable catastrophe -- with the reality of the "gray rhino," the preventable danger that we choose to ignore. She shows why predictable crises catch us by surprise -- and lays out some signs that there may be a charging rhino in your life right now.

[close] An exciting and engaging book which brings empowered emotional ownership with interests and values alignment to have us do things differently for sustainable change and transformation. Whether it is the turnaround of a sports team to win a championship, or bettering a community, or remediation of business, or adoption and adaption to digital business, it is having us do things differently which brings sustainable change. The pragmatics of having us do things different are here for you.

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[close] Need the how to? The pragmatics and realities of having us do things differently for bringing sustainable change are here for your use and application in this engaging new book with support.

[close] Cinematic book trailer for Fraser’s award-winning book ‘Everyone’s a Genius��. Available on Amazon: Directed and edited by: Jen Fraser. Music Credits: ‘Invisible�� by Vibe Tracks.