Navigating the Turbulence and Bliss of Growing Up in the Sky
The memoir explores the author's deep passion for airplanes, which serves as a guiding force during his challenging childhood. Through this love, he navigates personal struggles and ultimately takes control of his life's direction, highlighting themes of resilience and self-discovery.
Czego potrzeba, aby naprawdę być szczęśliwym? Czy powinniśmy dążyć do sławy i pieniędzy, czy raczej zabiegać o szacunek przyjaci�ł i rodziny? Jak możemy ulepszać świat? Nieoczekiwane odpowiedzi Smitha, osadzone w bogatym kontekście bieżących wydarzeń, literatury, historii i popkultury, okazują się głębokie, nieoczywiste i bardzo ciekawe. Ożywiając klasyczne dzieło Smitha, Roberts przedstawia ludzkie zachowanie widziane oczyma jednego z największych filozof�w w historii. Jak poznać samego siebie Jak osiągnąć szczęście Jak nie oszukiwać samego siebie Jak być kochanym, powabnym i dobrym Jak ulepszać świat i jak nie ulepszać świata Jak żyć we wsp�łczesnym świecie
A guide to making the really big decisions in life
An Unexpected Guide to Human Nature and Happiness
Exploring the interplay between happiness, virtue, fame, and fortune, this forgotten work by a renowned thinker uncovers unexpected insights into these fundamental aspects of life. The book delves into the philosophical connections that shape our understanding of fulfillment and success, offering readers a fresh perspective on the pursuit of a meaningful existence.
What caused the Financial Crisis of 2008? Russ Roberts argues that the underlying cause of the mess was the past bailouts of large financial institutions that allowed these institutions to gamble carelessly because they were effectively using other people's money.
What does an economist who died in 1790 have to say about the moral life, the good life, the mystery of human interaction, and the place that ambition and fame play in our lives? Plenty. The Wealth of Nationsremains a pillar in economic theory, but Adam Smith considered his other, lesser-known great work a superior book. Economics professor Russell Roberts always meant to read The Theory of Moral Sentiments, and when he finally did, it changed his life. Rather than read the dense tome, Roberts has devised an ingenious way to 'channel' Adam Smith by presenting his lessons in an accessible and fun way.
Set against a backdrop of contemporary economic and business challenges, this novel intertwines a compelling love story with insightful commentary on public policy. The narrative explores the complexities of modern life, offering an unconventional perspective on how personal relationships intersect with broader economic themes. Through its engaging characters and plot, the book invites readers to reflect on the impact of business and policy decisions on everyday lives.