Looking for something to read? Here is my selection from January

Dr. Joe Bathelt
4 min readFeb 1, 2023

On the hunt for something that can entertain or inform you? I’m sharing the books I read in January, including an inspiring book on education and three gripping thrillers.

Esther Wojcicki: How to Raise Successful People

There are no Nobel prizes for parenting or education, but there should be. They are the two most important things we do in our society. How we raise and educate our children determines not only the people they become but the society we create.

“How to Raise Successful People” by Esther Wojcicki is an essential book for any parent, educator, or mentor looking to inspire and guide the next generation. Wojcicki’s years of experience as a teacher and mother of successful children shine through in her practical advice and relatable anecdotes. The book is well-organised, covering topics such as the importance of empathy, fostering creativity, and setting achievable goals. Wojcicki emphasises the significance of fostering independence and encouraging experimentation as key components of success. The only downside is that the style is sometimes a bit rambling. There were some…

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Dr. Joe Bathelt

I’m a lecturer in psychology specialised in cognitive neuroscience. Topics: brain and mind, productivity, and academic work flows. More info: www.joebathelt.com