The Kitchen Shrink: How the Food We Eat Is the Key to How We Love -
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A reflective exploration of attachment theory through the lens of food, cooking, and eating habits.
Books
The Kitchen Shrink: How the Food We Eat Is the Key to How We Love
13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don’t Do -
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A practical parenting guide built around what to avoid—habits that quietly train kids into fragility—so children can grow into resilient, self-assured adults.
The Adversary -
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A literary true-crime account in which Carrère follows the Jean-Claude Romand case, blending investigation with the author’s own presence and doubt.
Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much? -
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All kinds of scarcity affects mind
Payoff: The Hidden Logic That Shapes Our Motivations -
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One of the most fascinating things in this field is that motivation often leads us to difficult, challenging, and painful achievements.
The Schopenhauer Cure: A Novel -
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If an important issue is ignored in the group, no other important words will be said.
The One-Way Relationship Workbook -
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The trump card of narcissists is surprise. It doesn't even occur to you that they might behave like that
Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die -
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Bad ideas can have infinite characteristics, but lasting ideas have 6 common characteristics: simple, unexpected, concrete, valid, emotional, story.
When Nietzsche Wept -
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A novel of obsession set in Vienna, Austria, in 1882, relating a fictional meeting between the doctor Josef Breuer and the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. When distinguished physician Josef Breuer finds himself struggling with obsessive thoughts about a former patient, he agrees to meet with the poverty-ridden, unknown philosopher Nietzsche. Breuer must cure Nietzsche's despair without his knowledge by posing as the patient himself and begging Nietzsche's help. The ensuing month of daily talks becomes increasingly compelling as both men uncover their forgotten pasts and delve into unconscious desires and fears. With the revolutionary ideas of young Sigmund Freud influencing them, their dialogue becomes the origin of psychoanalysis and explains how Nietzsche received the inspiration to write "Thus Spoke Zarathustra."
Archived Links
Why the status quo is so hard to change in engineering teams
An experience of learned helplessness in engineering teams