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What I Know for Sure
0Sh37,000.00What I Know for Sure outlines the moments that shaped Oprah Winfrey into the phenomenally successful person she is today. Oprah shares her experiences and insights on overcoming hardship and how she used that strength to forge a path toward reaching her full potential.
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Black and White Thinking
0Sh49,000.00Black and White Thinking (2020) examines the human brain’s irresistible impulse to sort things into binary categories: black and white, good and evil, right and wrong.
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Siri ya Kuwaza na Kupanga Kimkakati
0Sh15,000.00Kitabu kinaeleza uhusiano wa mawazo na mafanikio. Umuhimu wa kuandika mpango badala ya kuwa nao kichwani, uhusiano wa mawazo na matokeo, shauku, uchu na hamu ya kupanga na kutimiza malengo na ndoto pamoja na sababu 5 za umaskini.
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Hekima Maarifa na Ufahamu
0Sh15,000.00Hekima, maarifa na ufahamu huondoa umaskini, ujinga, migogoro, hasara n.k. Kitabu kinaeleza tofauti kati ya hekima, maarifa na ufahamu, sifa zake, mikakati ya kupata na kuongeza hekima, maarifa na ufahamu ili ufanikiwe kifedha, kiuchimi, kisisasa kijamii, uongozi na huduma.
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Outliers
0Sh36,000.00Outliers is a book all about individuals who do things that go beyond the realm of the ordinary. From programmers to business tycoons, geniuses to rock stars, Malcolm Gladwell uncovers the secrets that separate the best from the rest.
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Who Moved My Cheese?
0Sh22,000.00Who Moved My Cheese a parable about two little people and two mice in a maze, searching for cheese, where each character represents a different attitude towards change, with cheese being what we consider success.
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The Secret
0Sh38,000.00The Secret is a 2006 self-help book by Rhonda Byrne, based on the earlier film of the same name. It is based on the belief of the pseudoscientific law of attraction, which claims that thoughts can change a person’s life directly. The book alleges energy as assurance of its effectiveness.
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The Richest Man in Babylon
0Sh30,000.00The book chronicles how practical money management and wealth-building lessons were used by Arkad, who had a humble background as a son of a merchant but grew to become the richest man in the ancient city of Babylon.
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