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Books worth your evenings — read, weighed and recommended by The Times of Talent.
4 books
Drive — Daniel Pink · 2009
The popular case for autonomy, mastery, and purpose — useful as a frame, lighter on evidence than it sounds.
Talent Is Overrated — Geoff Colvin · 2008
Written for executives rather than researchers, and still the one of the clearest popular accounts of what separates top performers.
Mindset — Carol Dweck · 2006
The book that put beliefs about ability on the corporate agenda — and the one whose claims have been most tested since.
Range — David Epstein · 2019
The counterargument to early specialization — and a useful corrective to the practice literature.