Arthur C. Brooks Books
Arthur C. Brooks is an American social scientist, Harvard professor, and columnist for the Atlantic. For over a decade, he served as president of the American Enterprise Institute. His past titles include Love Your Enemies, The Conservative Heart, The Road to Freedom, Gross National Happiness, and Who Really Cares?
From Strength to Strength
What's From Strength to Strength about?
From Strength to Strength (2022) is a roadmap for thriving in the second half of life. Packed with practical advice, it helps readers stop dwelling on past successes and find fulfillment in the present.
Who should read From Strength to Strength?
- Anyone facing the decline of their professional abilities
- Professionals preparing to pivot from one career to another
- Everyone who wants to lead a life full of purpose
Build the Life You Want
What's Build the Life You Want about?
Build the Life You Want (2023) provides a blueprint for a happier life. Based on scientific knowledge and decades of personal and academic research, it offers practical strategies that you can implement to increase your happiness immediately, regardless of your circumstances.
Who should read Build the Life You Want?
- Happiness seekers
- Lonely souls looking for connection
- Cravers of purpose and meaning
Love Your Enemies
What's Love Your Enemies about?
Love Your Enemies by Arthur C. Brooks challenges the notion that political and ideological divides must lead to hatred and conflict. Through research and real-life examples, Brooks offers a compelling argument for practicing empathy and understanding towards those we disagree with. He presents practical strategies for bridging divides and finding common ground, ultimately advocating for a more compassionate and united society.
Who should read Love Your Enemies?
Individuals seeking to improve their relationships with people who hold opposing views
Leaders and influencers looking to bridge political and social divides
Those interested in understanding the psychological and practical benefits of practicing love and empathy towards enemies