The social animal: a story of how success happens

By:

Brooks, Davids

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York Random House 2012Description: xx, 549 pISBN:

9781780720371

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

305.5130973 B7S6

Summary: This is the happiest story you've ever read. It's about two people who led wonderfully fulfilling lives. They had engrossing careers, earned the respect of their friends, and made important contributions to their neighbourhood, their country, and their world. The odd thing was, they weren't born geniuses. They did okay in IQ tests but had no extraordinary physical or mental gifts. They were fine-looking, but they weren't beautiful. Nobody would have picked them out at a young age and said they were destined for greatness. Yet they achieved this success, and everyone who met them said they had blessed lives.

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Book	Jammu		153 BRO (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		IIMLJ-2567
Book	Nagpur General Stacks	Non-fiction	305.513 D2S6 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		IIMN-000297

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This is the happiest story you've ever read. It's about two people who led wonderfully fulfilling lives. They had engrossing careers, earned the respect of their friends, and made important contributions to their neighbourhood, their country, and their world. The odd thing was, they weren't born geniuses. They did okay in IQ tests but had no extraordinary physical or mental gifts. They were fine-looking, but they weren't beautiful. Nobody would have picked them out at a young age and said they were destined for greatness. Yet they achieved this success, and everyone who met them said they had blessed lives.

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