Mark Manson

Explores the evolution of Homo sapiens, examining how biology, myths, and revolutions have shaped civilizations and propelled humanity forward.

Reflects on life in Nazi concentration camps, introducing logotherapy, which posits that meaning can be found even in suffering.

Explores the two systems of human thought—fast, intuitive thinking and slow, deliberate reasoning—analyzing how biases shape decisions and behavior.

A series of personal writings by the Roman Emperor, reflecting on the practice of Stoic philosophy.

Explores the psychology of why people say "yes" and how to apply these insights ethically in business and everyday life.

Argues that violence has declined over time and discusses the reasons behind the trend towards a more peaceful society.

Explores the concept of the gene as the central unit of selection in evolution, introducing the idea of the "selfish gene."

Explores how thinking like a poker player can lead to better decision-making under uncertainty.

Examines the factors that have shaped human history, including geography, biology, and culture.

Analyzes the rise and fall of empires and nations throughout history to understand the current geopolitical climate.

A concise examination of history's recurring themes, drawing from the authors' decades of historical research.

Explores the concept of a growth mindset and how it can lead to greater success and fulfillment.

A powerful reflection on race, identity, and history in America, written as a letter to the author's son.

Examines the future of humanity, exploring the possibilities of technological advancements and human evolution.

Analyzes the nature of mass movements and the motivations of their followers.

Predicts the future of technology and humanity, focusing on the concept of technological singularity.

The story of Jeff Bezos and Amazon, detailing the company's rise and its impact on global retail.

Examines why people are losing their ability to concentrate, exploring societal factors that contribute to distraction and proposing solutions.

Analyzes how the fear of death influences human behavior, culture, and psychological motivations.

Investigates why people are poor at predicting what will make them happy, delving into cognitive biases and perception.