New Startup Mindset
New Startup Mindset by Sandra Shpilberg is a practical guide that challenges traditional startup narratives, focusing on building a successful business without venture capital or following the Silicon Valley playbook. Shpilberg, a startup founder herself, shares her experience of launching a tech company with limited resources, emphasizing lean growth, efficiency, and a purpose-driven approach. The book provides insights on bootstrapping, prioritizing customers over investors, and leveraging technology for smart scaling, making it a valuable read for entrepreneurs looking to create sustainable and profitable startups on their own terms.
New Trader Rich Trader
*New Trader, Rich Trader* by Steve Burns is a practical guide to the mindset and strategies of successful trading. Aimed at both new and experienced traders, the book explores the psychological aspects of trading and how emotional discipline plays a key role in achieving success in the financial markets. Burns emphasizes the importance of developing a winning mindset, understanding risk management, and adopting a disciplined approach to trading. The book also covers key concepts such as technical analysis, the role of trends, and how to make sound decisions based on market signals rather than emotions or impulsivity. *New Trader, Rich Trader* offers a blend of practical advice, trading principles, and insights into the behavioral habits that can help traders avoid common mistakes and improve their performance. It is an excellent resource for anyone looking to understand the psychological and strategic side of trading, whether they are just starting or looking to refine their approach.
Nexus
Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI by Yuval Noah Harari explores how information has shaped human civilization, from ancient storytelling to modern artificial intelligence. Harari examines the power of information in politics, society, and technology, revealing how myths, bureaucracies, and digital networks influence our world. The book also addresses the future of intelligence, questioning how AI will reshape truth, control, and human survival. With his signature storytelling, Harari provides a thought-provoking look at the past, present, and future of information networks.
Nietzsche’S the Anti-Christ
*Nietzsche's *The Anti-Christ*** by Paul Bishop is a scholarly exploration and critical analysis of Friedrich Nietzsche's provocative and controversial work, *The Anti-Christ*, written in 1888. In this book, Nietzsche critiques Christianity and its influence on Western thought, condemning it as a system that he believes promotes weakness and subservience rather than strength and life-affirmation. He argues that Christian values, particularly those of humility and self-sacrifice, suppress individual greatness and the will to power. Bishop’s analysis of *The Anti-Christ* provides readers with a deeper understanding of Nietzsche’s philosophy, placing it within the broader context of his work and thought. Bishop discusses Nietzsche's anti-religious sentiments, his views on morality, and how they fit into his overall critique of modernity. This book is an essential resource for anyone studying Nietzsche's writings, offering insights into his radical critique of religion and the implications for contemporary philosophy, culture, and ethics.
Nightbane
"Nightbane" by Alex Aster is a captivating fantasy novel that follows the journey of a young protagonist who discovers her hidden powers in a world filled with magic and danger. Set in a richly developed universe, the story delves into themes of identity, courage, and the struggle between light and dark forces. As the main character navigates her new reality, she faces challenges that test her resolve and force her to confront her past. Aster's vivid storytelling and dynamic characters create an engaging narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. With a blend of adventure, mystery, and personal growth, "Nightbane" is an exciting read for fans of fantasy and coming-of-age tales.
Nine Liars
Nine Liars by Maureen Johnson is the fifth book in the Truly Devious series, a young adult mystery series featuring the brilliant and witty detective, Stevie Bell. The story takes Stevie to England, where she joins a group of elite university students for a reunion at a secluded estate. Years earlier, a murder occurred at the same estate, and Stevie becomes determined to unravel the mystery surrounding it. As she delves deeper into the case, she uncovers secrets and lies within the group, all while trying to piece together the truth about what happened. Nine Liars is a suspenseful and atmospheric mystery, combining Stevie's sharp investigative skills with a web of intriguing characters and complex puzzles.
NLP Made Easy
*NLP Made Easy* by Ali Campbell is a practical guide to understanding and applying the principles of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), a psychological approach that explores the connection between language, behavior, and the mind. The book simplifies the concepts of NLP, making them accessible to beginners, and offers step-by-step instructions on how to use NLP techniques for personal development, improving communication, and achieving specific goals. Campbell covers various NLP tools, such as reframing, anchoring, and pattern recognition, and demonstrates how they can be used to change limiting beliefs, overcome fears, and enhance self-confidence. The book also offers tips for improving relationships and gaining clarity in decision-making. *NLP Made Easy* is designed to be a user-friendly introduction for anyone interested in learning how to apply NLP techniques in everyday life to create positive change and achieve personal success.
Nmap Network Scanning
*Nmap Network Scanning* by Gordon "Fyodor" Lyon is the definitive guide to using Nmap, one of the most powerful and widely used network scanning tools for security auditing and network exploration. Written by the creator of Nmap, this book provides a comprehensive and in-depth look at how to use Nmap to identify and map out networks, detect vulnerabilities, and secure systems. The book covers a wide range of topics, from basic network scanning to advanced techniques like OS detection, version scanning, and scriptable interactions with Nmap’s scripting engine. It also includes practical examples, tips for interpreting scan results, and real-world scenarios that show how to apply Nmap in security assessments. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced cybersecurity professional, *Nmap Network Scanning* is an essential resource for mastering the tool and understanding how it fits into the broader landscape of network security.
No Bad Parts
No Bad Parts by Richard C. Schwartz explores the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model of therapy, which views the mind as made up of different "parts," each with its thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Schwartz, the founder of IFS, explains that no part of a person is inherently "bad" or wrong, even if its actions may seem problematic. The book encourages understanding, compassion, and integration of these various parts to heal emotional wounds and foster self-acceptance. Schwartz introduces ways to work with these parts to resolve inner conflict, develop emotional resilience, and achieve greater mental and emotional well-being. The approach emphasizes the importance of connecting with the "Self," a core, compassionate part of one's being, to lead a more balanced and harmonious life.
No Exit
*No Exit* by Taylor Adams is a gripping psychological thriller that follows Darby Thorne, a college student who is stranded at a remote highway rest stop during a snowstorm. While trying to find shelter, Darby discovers a young girl locked in the back of a van, and she quickly realizes that the situation is far more dangerous than she could have imagined. With no cell service and the storm trapping her with a group of strangers, Darby must use her wits and resourcefulness to figure out who the kidnapper is, while also trying to save the girl and escape. The novel is fast-paced, full of suspense, and packed with twists that keep the reader on edge. *No Exit* explores themes of morality, survival, and trust, as Darby finds herself in a life-or-death struggle with limited options. It’s a tense, claustrophobic thriller that will leave readers hooked until the very last page.
No god but God
No god but God by Reza Aslan is a compelling and accessible exploration of the history of Islam and its role in the modern world. The book traces the origins of Islam, from its beginnings with the Prophet Muhammad, through the development of Islamic theology and culture, to the current political and religious challenges the Muslim world faces today. Aslan delves into key events in Islamic history, the diverse interpretations of the faith, and the social and political forces that have shaped it. The book also tackles misconceptions about Islam and provides a thoughtful perspective on the religion’s evolution. No god but God is both a historical account and a call for understanding and dialogue about Islam in a global context.
No Longer Human
*No Longer Human* by Osamu Dazai is a deeply emotional and introspective novel that explores themes of alienation, identity, and the human condition. The story is told through the eyes of Ōba Yōzō, a man who feels completely disconnected from society, unable to understand or relate to those around him. His inner turmoil is depicted in a series of journals and letters, which chart his struggles with self-worth, mental health, and his inability to conform to societal expectations. As Yōzō experiences a series of failed relationships, personal crises, and self-destructive behaviors, the novel delves into his sense of isolation and despair. *No Longer Human* is often seen as a modern existential classic, offering a stark and poignant look at the fragility of the human psyche. Dazai's work is considered a masterpiece of Japanese literature, blending psychological depth with philosophical reflections on what it means to be "human" in a world that often feels incomprehensible and alienating.