Two nonfiction books, part of one body of work. Free PDF or EPUB for reviewers, no obligation; an honest review on Goodreads is welcome, whatever your verdict.
A Fight Out of Nowhere. Why we know the right thing to do - and do what we always do (96 pages) You already know not to reply when you're angry. You know you should check the facts, question your first impression, build good habits, and think before you act. So why do we keep doing the opposite? Through eleven everyday situations - from an unanswered message and an angry email to failed habits, confident experts, group decisions, social media feeds, and unintended consequences - the book examines the mental mechanisms that quietly shape our judgments and behavior. Each chapter offers one practical question.
The Political Unmanifest. Or How to Break Out of the Vicious Circle (82 pages) Why do societies change leaders, parties, laws, and reforms - only to reproduce the same political failures? The book argues that the answer begins before politics itself: in the fears, resentments, habits of thought, expectations, and levels of responsibility through which people understand power, freedom, justice, and one another. It is not a manifesto for the left or the right; it is an attempt to look beneath both.
Copies to donate: up to 10 of each book, PDF or EPUB. How to get a copy: reply in this thread or send me a private message with the book, the format and the email address for the file. Both books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/ruslanm... Ruslan Mavliashev
A Fight Out of Nowhere. Why we know the right thing to do - and do what we always do (96 pages)
You already know not to reply when you're angry. You know you should check the facts, question your first impression, build good habits, and think before you act. So why do we keep doing the opposite? Through eleven everyday situations - from an unanswered message and an angry email to failed habits, confident experts, group decisions, social media feeds, and unintended consequences - the book examines the mental mechanisms that quietly shape our judgments and behavior. Each chapter offers one practical question.
The Political Unmanifest. Or How to Break Out of the Vicious Circle (82 pages)
Why do societies change leaders, parties, laws, and reforms - only to reproduce the same political failures? The book argues that the answer begins before politics itself: in the fears, resentments, habits of thought, expectations, and levels of responsibility through which people understand power, freedom, justice, and one another. It is not a manifesto for the left or the right; it is an attempt to look beneath both.
Copies to donate: up to 10 of each book, PDF or EPUB.
How to get a copy: reply in this thread or send me a private message with the book, the format and the email address for the file.
Both books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/ruslanm...
Ruslan Mavliashev