Barking Up the Wrong Tree
The Surprising Science Behind Why Everything You Know About Success Is (Mostly) Wrong
Ranked #87 in Behavioral Economics, Ranked #92 in Personality — see more rankings.
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Reviews and Recommendations
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Adam Rifkin @TheCandaceSmith If you enjoyed this, @bakadesuyo has an excellent book with many more tips. He also has a fascinating website: https://t.co/na90OSAf0E (Source)
Koshiek Karan @SoSoDeezy @JoyceDavies51 It subliminally conditions children to be conformist. The difference between good & great lies in non-conformity & the courage to be different. Check out this book, it's a great read... there's a section on why people who enjoy success at school often struggle later on life. https://t.co/j8gaA15aHN (Source)
Cody McLain Eric Barker puts out some great content on his blog and his book combines a lot of those insights into a single read. Growing up I was much more critical and hard on myself than I should’ve been, and this book gives great insight as to what Success actually is and how to get there. (Source)
Rankings by Category
Barking Up the Wrong Tree is ranked in the following categories:
- #93 in Human Nature
- #94 in Influence