The worlds top nonfiction authors are reading these six books

The worlds top nonfiction authors are reading these six booksThe worlds top nonfiction authors are reading these six booksTheNext Big Idea Clubhas kicked off its third season of bringing groundbreaking, life-changing books to its worldwide community of nonfiction lovers. Hand-picking just two books per season is no easy task for curators and Heleo Thought LeadersMalcolm Gladwell, Adam Grant, Susan Cain, and Daniel Pink. So theyve decided to share leid only the latest seasons two selections, but also four finalists that nearly made the cut, and would totenstill make excellent additions to your bookshelf.Uncensored My Life and Uncomfortable Conversations at the Intersection of Black and White AmericaA 2018 college grad and already a renowned TED speaker and Assistant Editor atThe Atlantic, Zachary R. Wood is one of the most exciting up-and-coming voices in todays social and political discourse. WithUncensored, he offers a timely, informed perspective on race, tolerance, and how to enga ge with people you profoundly disagree with.Never Stop Learning Stay Relevant, Reinvent Yourself, and ThriveFocusing onwhatwe learn is a good start, but without attending tohowwe learn, we will struggle to fully grasp new ideas. Drawing on the latest psychological research, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School professor Bradley R. Staats has written a riveting treatise on how we can maximize our learning capabilities, stay ahead of the curve, and enrich our worldly perspectives.What Would the Great Economists Do? How Twelve Brilliant Minds Would Solve Todays Biggest ProblemsAs we grapple with Trumpism, Brexit, and beyond, our world faces a host of economic issues that leave no one unaffected. Renowned economist Linda Yueh brings the wisdom of historys great economic minds to bear on these pressing challenges.Changeable How Collaborative Problem Solving Changes Lives at School, at Home, and at WorkWhat if changing problematic behavior is a matter of skill, not will? Harvard Medical Scho ol professor J. Stuart Ablon offers a groundbreaking new roadmap for breaking our bad habits and building good ones- and helping others do the same.The Infinite Desire for GrowthFor both individuals and countries, progress is the goal, but material gain is the obsession. Leading economist Daniel Cohen examines how this came to be, and how we can build a sustainable future that respects personal and collective needs.The Book of Why The New Science of Cause and EffectScientists like to remind us that Correlation is not causation, but Judea Pearl and Dana Mackenzie look beyond this aphorism. They explain how to tell if a drug really did cure an illness, for example, and dive into everyday examples of causality that will forever change the way you see the world.- - - TheNext Big Idea Clubis a rapidly growing community of readers, writers, thinkers, and creatives, with nearly 5,000 members around the world. Led by renowned authors Malcolm Gladwell, Adam Grant, Susan Cain, and Daniel Pi nk, the club delivers two groundbreaking, hand-picked books per season to subscribers, in addition to exclusive video series, reading guides, and author interviews that help members make the most of their reading experience. The club also provides opportunities to engage with authors through live events and an online forum, and each subscription means two books donated to under-resourced schools.This post first appeared on Heleo.