A REASON TO HOPE - REVIEW OF CHARLES DUHIGG'S "THE POWER OF HABIT"

I can't stand Malcolm Gladwell's books. I have tried reading The Tipping Point (2000), Outliers (2008) and Blink (2005) but couldn't finish the books. No doubt they talk about important topics (the "tipping point" analogy crops up in a number of places) but somehow they don't gel with me. Probably because they refer a lot to sociology literature and I am not familiar with that area.

POULTICE FOR THE SOUL - REVIEW OF STEPHEN R COVEY'S "EVERYDAY GREATNESS"

For some time I debated with myself whether to post a review of this book. I wanted to be known as a purposeful blogger featuring reviews of books on economics, finance, technology, history and wondered how a self-help book would fit in. But then I thought: isn't it good to open the windows and smell the flowers in the garden for a change and share with friends and colleagues?