The Book of Pook: Summary & Review
The Book of Pook is a forerunner text in the manosphere and Red Pill world.
Good ideas inside, but not my cup of tea though: too long and disjointed.
The Book of Pook is a forerunner text in the manosphere and Red Pill world.
Good ideas inside, but not my cup of tea though: too long and disjointed.
The Female Brain focuses on the female brain and biology and the differences with the male counterparts. It has some imperfection and it received much criticism, but overall it’s a good text to gain an overview on female psychology.
It can be eye opening for men who invest too much in their women. These men could learn to make their women contribute more to the household. On the con side, it’s plagued by made up science and poor understanding of psychology, sociology and general human relations.
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Between politics, psychology and personal effectiveness, Workplace Politics is one of the best books I have read on life in the office.
Definitely a must read if you care about your career.
In The Red Queen (1993) author Matt Ridley zigzags with ease between psychology, history, sexual strategies, and mounds of research to much light on why
Maybe not super detailed on power moves and “games people play”, but it’s great resource on office power and how to navigate the political arena. I recommend it.
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