5 BOOKS TO KEEP YOU HOOKED
Penned by entrepreneurs,
doctors and political advisors, these five books will keep you busy this summer
season
1 The Industries of the Future by Alec Ross
As a former senior advi sor
to Hillary Clinton (when she was Secretary of State), Alec Ross has some ideas
about what 2026 will look like. In The Industries of the Future, Ross delves
deep into that 10-year vision. Robotic automation, artificial intel ligence,
cybersecurity, and renewable energy are just some of the fields that will come
to define the 2020s, he writes. The book also proposes some ideas for dealing
with that future.
2 Hillbilly Elegy by JD Vance
Vance, now a successful
venture capitalist, grew up poor in the hills of the Appalachia.
Hillbilly Elegy is his
account of life during that time -dark moments, times of joy, and Vance's
perspective on the culture that pervades life in America's forgotten towns.
The book has become a
favourite since its release shortly after the election of Donald Trump as
president, as it reflects on many .of the sentiments rural voters had leading
up to casting their vote
3 Team of Teams by General Stanley McChrystal
McChrystal is most
well-known as the general of the Joint Special Operations Task Force, a
position he assumed in 2004 at the outset of the Iraq War.
There, he was rethinking
how the US fought Al Qaeda. His insight was that a decentralised terrorist
group made up of smaller groups needed a similar opposition. At all levels, the
US military needed to be nimble, not big and slow.
McChrystal's ideas are
fodder for any leader or executive looking to stay ahead of the game.
4 Conscious Business by Fred Kofman
LinkedIn vice president
Fred Kofman outlines the many factors that make companies soar or tank.Many of
them have to do with treating people as dignified human beings who want to
communicate openly and make bosses proud. Conscious Business argues for a more
mindful, collaborative approach to conquering the market.
5 The Gene by Siddhartha Mukherjee
Through The Gene, Mukherjee
manages to capture the relevance of genomics that seeks to answer big questions
concerning our personalities and what makes us, us chronicling the history of
how scientists came to be enamoured with human genes and what the latest
research tells us about our species' genetic future.
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