Book Cube: 2022, page 9
Book Cube publications from 2022, page 9: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
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Proust and squid. Neurobiology of reading (Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain)
Proust and squid. Neurobiology of reading (Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain) This book by Marianne Wulf is a perfect fit for this channel:) The author is a neuroscientist, professor, head of the Center for Reading and Speech Research at Tufts University, Massachusetts. In her book, she reveals the depth of a skill as simple as reading.
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The Motivation Myth (“The motivation myth”) An interesting book by Jeff Hayden, in which he shares his way of achieving goals.
The Motivation Myth (“The motivation myth”) An interesting book by Jeff Hayden, in which he shares his way of achieving goals. The main idea of the book is that motivation does not come to those who think about a big goal. So who is she coming to, then? For those who have built a step-by-step plan of movement to the goal, then threw the goal out of their heads and began to move according to the plan, step by step. Gradually, taking one step after another, such people get the first results and see that the path is real.
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In the last post about the book "Building Big" I mentioned about the book by John Hill "How to build a skyscraper", which also like my son - we often go to bed with him. 46…
In the last post about the book "Building Big" I mentioned about the book by John Hill "How to build a skyscraper", which also like my son - we often go to bed with him. 46 The presented skyscrapers and the son tries to remember the name, city, storeys and other parameters of skyscrapers:) When it comes to the book, it’s cool, and here’s why. The format of the book resembles a skyscraper - it is elongated upwards, the ratio of height to width is one and a half times greater than usual.
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I recently read a book called “How It Was Built.” From Bridges to Skyscrapers by David McAuley
I recently read a book called “How It Was Built.” From Bridges to Skyscrapers by David McAuley We really liked the book because we read it. (ponder) Sometimes with her son instead of bedtime stories:) For this purpose, the book is perfect - it is very large. (format) It's very beautifully illustrated. If you go back to the contents of the book, it is worth noting that the original in English was published under the title "Building Big".
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Today I finished reading a book with the intriguing title “God, Quantum Physics, Organizational Structure and Management Style”, written by two Lithuanian writers and business consultants – Radkevičius Darius.
Today I finished reading a book with the intriguing title “God, Quantum Physics, Organizational Structure and Management Style”, written by two Lithuanian writers and business consultants – Radkevičius Darius and Staniulis Thomas. The main idea of the book echoes the previous book I read, The Will to Lead:) Both books deal with the shift from hierarchical organization to self-organizing teams. But in this book, hierarchy is represented as a pyramid, and self-organization as a circle.
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I’m currently in a joint MBA program with INSEAD, and we talk a lot about leadership as part of the training. So I read and reviewed Marvin Bauer’s book The Will to Lead.
I’m currently in a joint MBA program with INSEAD, and we talk a lot about leadership as part of the training. So I read and reviewed Marvin Bauer’s book, “The Will to Lead: Running a Business With a Network of Leaders,” which is translated into Russian as “A Course in Leadership.” An alternative to a hierarchical system of company management.” The author of this book is one of the founders of McKinsey & Company, and in this book he shares his concept of organizational structure, namely management through a community of leaders.
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In one day I swallowed Angelica van Ombergen’s book In My Head, which was accompanied by ironic illustrations by Louise Perdier.
In one day I swallowed Angelica van Ombergen’s book In My Head, which was accompanied by ironic illustrations by Louise Perdier. This book is published by MYTH in the series Childhood and tells on the fingers how the brain works and allows the student to capture the main points. It is interesting that the book does not consist of chapters, but of convolutions, each of which is devoted to its own topic and which is all about it. 11. Here they are in order of priority. 1.