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An eye-opening exploration of the psychological currents that drive everyday persuasion and human connection. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with To Sell Is Human.
- intellectually stimulating
- curious
- empowering
- 01
Drive
Daniel H. Pink
A paradigm-shifting exploration of human behavior that leaves you feeling energized to redesign how you work and live.
- 02
Enchantment
Guy Kawasaki
A pragmatic and motivating exploration of the psychology behind winning hearts and minds in the business world.
- 03
When
Daniel H. Pink
An energizing, data-driven exploration that turns the abstract concept of time into a tangible tool for a better life.
- 04
Buy ology
Martin Lindström
A fascinating, slightly unsettling peek under the hood of your own brain to see who is really driving your shopping cart.
- 05
Sell or Be Sold
Grant Cardone
A high-octane, no-excuses manifesto that reframes every interaction in life as a negotiation you must win.
- 06
The little book of talent
Daniel Coyle
A pocket-sized coach that demystifies greatness into bite-sized, actionable habits.
- 07
Give and Take
Adam Grant
An uplifting, evidence-based exploration that proves nice guys do not actually have to finish last.
- 08
Focus
Daniel Goleman
An analytical and empowering deep dive into the mechanics of attention and the hidden engine of high achievement.
- 09
Way of the Wolf : Straight Line Selling
Jordan Belfort
A high-octane masterclass in the psychology of persuasion that makes you feel like you can talk anyone into anything.
- 10
Barking Up the Wrong Tree
Eric Barker
A paradigm-shifting exploration of the psychological realities behind what actually drives achievement.
- 11
Invisible influence
Jonah Berger
A brisk, paradigm-shifting exploration that playfully dismantles the illusion of your own independent decision-making.
- 12
Influence
Robert B. Cialdini
An eye-opening, slightly unsettling peek behind the curtain of human behavior that forever changes how you view a sales pitch.











