Years ago, Blink changed my entire perspective on leadership. I remember filling the book’s margins with insight sparked from #1 bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell’s fresh look at intuition, judgment, and decision making.
That book also sparked a personal interest in neuroscience, leading to a Military Review article on the brain in combat and eventually a Master’s thesis focused on helping leaders improve decision making by managing their emotional responses.
Since Blink, Gladwell has written five more books and launched the wildly popular Revisionist History podcast. He’s also embraced contrarian views, often inviting criticism—but he’s never afraid to be wrong.
This unique viewpoint is what you’ll find in his new book out today, Revenge of the Tipping Point.
Much like in Blink and Outliers, Gladwell reveals how the world is more interconnected—and sometimes more dangerous—than we realize. Through captivating stories, he offers new perspectives on how societal trends and tipping points can lead to unexpected and often troubling outcomes.
I invite you to grab an early copy and dive into the latest masterpiece from one of the most insightful thinkers of our time, Malcolm Gladwell.
Lead well,
Drew