Andrew Wilkinson

Discover the untold story of the cyberweapons market in this chilling exposé by a leading cybersecurity reporter. Follow the journey of zero day, a coveted tool in the spy's arsenal with the power to dismantle safety controls, alter elections, and create chaos. Delve into the United States government's dominant hoarder of zero days and how they lost control, placing this powerful tool in the hands of hostile nations and mercenaries who will stop at nothing. Written like a thrilling reference, This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends is a cautionary tale that we all must heed to bring the global cyber arms race to heel.

En cuestiones de dinero, lo que importa no es lo listo que seas sino cómo te comportas. Tendemos a pensar en la inversión o la gestión de las finanzas personales como una disciplina matemática, en la que los datos y las fórmulas nos dicen exactamente qué hacer. Sin embargo, el rasgo que define a las personas que logran enriquecerse no es su destreza con los números, ni su salario o su talento, sino su historia personal, sus motivaciones y su visión única del mundo. Un genio que pierde el control de sus emociones puede ser un desastre financiero. Y lo mismo vale en caso contrario: gente de a pie sin formación en finanzas puede enriquecerse si cuenta con unos cuantos patrones de comportamiento. Esto, impensable en otras disciplinas como la arquitectura o la medicina, es fundamental en el campo de las finanzas. Este libro, llamado a convertirse en un clásico de las finanzas personales, nos provee del conocimiento esencial para entender la psicología del dinero y nos invita a hacernos una pregunta fundamental que raramente nos hacemos, cuál es nuestra relación con el dinero y qué queremos realmente de él. A partir de 18 claves imperecederas, Morgan Housel nos enseña cómo funciona la psicología del dinero y cuáles son los hábitos y conductas que nos ayudarán no solo a generar riqueza, sino, más importante aún, a conservarla.

Learn from the expert on how to create a successful business empire and become wealthy. In How to Get Rich, the author shares personal insights and lessons learned from creating a publishing empire and becoming one of the richest people in the UK. This isn't your typical get-rich-quick guide - the author doesn't peddle investment tips or motivational slogans. Instead, he wants to help readers embrace entrepreneurship and shares valuable lessons on topics like the dangers of a regular paycheck and the importance of ownership. With a refreshing and humorous tone, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to build their own successful career.

Lights Out is the captivating history of General Electric's decline, told by two Wall Street Journal reporters who covered its fall. This iconic corporation was once a symbol of job security and investment success, powering everything from lightbulbs to American turbines and boasting legendary CEO Jack Welch. However, as Welch's handpicked successor, Jeff Immelt, attempted to fix past mistakes, he stumbled into new ones of his own, leading to the company's ultimate decline. This book is a cautionary tale for our times, highlighting the danger of losing direction in a win-at-all-costs culture.

A gripping story of the world's greatest money maker in modern finance history. Revealing how a mathematician and former code breaker mastered the market using a data-driven, algorithmic approach. With unprecedented access to Jim Simons and first-hand accounts from current and former employees, learn how Renaissance's Medallion fund generated profits of more than $100 billion since 1988. This book is not just about Simons's success and legacy, but also how it impacted his firm, country, and the rest of us. Shortlisted for the Financial Times/McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award.

Un retrato valiente y revelador de lo que significa ser humano y del poder que tenemos para transformar nuestras vidas. . Con sabiduría y humor, Lori Gottlieb nos ofrece su particular visión tanto de psicoterapeuta como de paciente, examinando las verdades y mentiras que nos decimos a nosotros mismos y a los demás. Una obra sorprendente, divertida y revolucionaria por su franqueza, que ofrece un viaje profundo por el corazón y la mente. Cuando el hombre con el que iba a casarse la abandona de la noche a la mañana, el mundo de Lori Gottlieb, psicoterapeuta en Los Ángeles, se desmorona. ¿Cómo superar una crisis existencial cuando tu trabajo consiste en ayudar a los demás a lidiar con sus propios demonios y, si todo va bien, redimirlos? Con sabiduría, valentía y una profunda honestidad, Lori Gottlieb abre la puerta de su consulta -y de su propia psicoterapia- para mostrarnos entre bastidores los procesos de personas reales que transitan entre el amor y el deseo, el pasado y el futuro, la vida y la muerte, la esperanza y el cambio. Rebosante de humor y de suspense, a caballo entre el testimonio personal y la novela, esta obra es un viaje tan íntimo como universal por los secretos mejor guardados del corazón y la mente humanos. Un libro deslumbrante, que ha cosechado críticas excelentes, imprescindible para psicólogos, pacientes de psicoterapia, parejas, antiguas parejas, personas que se hacen preguntas, buscan y se emocionan; en resumen, para todos nosotros.

Triumphs of Experience delves into the longest longitudinal study of human development ever undertaken, which charts the physical and emotional health of over 200 men from their undergraduate days to their nineties. The book offers some welcome news for the new old age: our lives continue to evolve in our later years and often become more fulfilling than before. Reporting on all aspects of male life, including relationships, politics and religion, coping strategies, and alcohol use, this study shares a number of surprising findings, such as marriages bringing much more contentment after age 70, and physical aging after 80 is determined less by heredity than by habits formed prior to age 50. This book highlights that the credit for growing old with grace and vitality goes more to ourselves than to our genetic makeup.

Get investment tips, business philosophies, and rules for living from one of America’s most successful investors, Charlie Munger, in The Tao of Charlie Munger. This compendium of pithy quotes, collected and interpreted by David Clark, offers insights into Munger’s amazing financial success and life philosophies. Culled from interviews, speeches, and questions and answers at the Berkshire Hathaway and Wesco annual meetings, Munger’s words of wisdom are sure to teach professional and amateur investors how to be successful in finance and life.