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December 17, 2020
The Ten Biggest Trends From Books Published In 2020
Today was hard.
Every year, my team and I evaluate hundreds of books to select our winners for the Non-Obvious Book Awards and it’s tough. Judging books and picking winners means that many great books won’t make the list. Still – the ones that do are worth sharing.
As part of the program this year, we also did something new: identifying some big trends and themes across many books that we received. So here are some of the biggest patterns we noticed, books that we selected and our top five picks...
November 6, 2020
Non-Obvious Megatrends Is Coming To India!
The Indian edition of Non-Obvious Megatrends is coming December 10th! I will be working with the team at Penguin Random House India to launch the book in India, with an all-new Foreword and updated new design.
Learn more and order your copy here >>
This updated edition features endorsements from business legend Ram Charan, @inktalks Founder Lakshmi Pratury and @sonypicturesin Director Gayathiri Guliani – as well as US based authors Shiv Singh, Guy Kawasaki and Charles Duhigg.
As part of the laun...
November 3, 2020
Four Inspiring Things To Watch on Election Day (Instead of Doomscrolling)
This is not a good day to watch the news.
As the votes get cast and counted throughout the United States, it is hard for most of us to resist the temptation to tune into the constant “breaking news” as media pundits engage in minute by minute mostly irrelevant guesswork about who is surging ahead in the polls.
To help you spend your time elsewhere as we wait for the results, I thought I would share some of the videos I’ve been watching recently to help distract me from the noise and to help elev...
October 20, 2020
Dan Pink on Finding Big Ideas, the Truth About Regret and the Best Timing For Anything
This week on the Non-Obvious Insights Show, Dan Pink shares his process behind finding big ideas for his books (and why sometimes he abandons an idea altogether). We also talk about his insights on timing from his book When and his latest research around the science and emotions of regret.
