Adam GrantRecommended Books
Organizational psychologist; Wharton professor
Adam Grant is an organizational psychologist and professor at the Wharton School.
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Recommended Books
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“The celebrated chef behind Momofuku and Ugly Delicious is bracingly honest and humble. His relentless quest for selfimprovement and social contribution will leave you hungry to do more in your own life.”
“My list of the 20 most exciting books that debut in 2018 spanning timing to culture, grit to health, and hate to truth.”
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“That was a nice little book!”
“The 2017 books that have taught me the most span meaning to resilience, addictive Technology, to rejuvenating cities”
“Looking for a new book @robert_glazer's "Elevate" is a fascinating read on success and drive. It offers a clear framework for anyone looking to build their capacity & reach their potential. Check it out”
“Picked up the new @aliwong book over the weekend! Hilarious, brilliant and touching. GET. IT.”
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“Friendships exist across cultures and centuries and even species. A popular science journalist explains why the bonds we form aren’t only enjoyable—they’re vital.”
“READ THIS!!! I love this woman so much and her book is brilliant. Sarah Hurwitz’s @HereAllAlong is the super cool book for the super cool Jew. Or non Jew. Everyone, really. #hereallalong”
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