[New Releases] 'Newton's Atelier' · 'Signature' and More

◆Newton's Atelier= Scientists and artists find connections across different fields and reveal diverse ideas. It involves observation and contemplation, mathematical thinking, and reflections on the creative world. It is also a process where creativity manifests. Communication in unfamiliar languages and across different disciplines appears as the starting point. Within the close relationship between science and art, it provides the power to observe life from a unique perspective. (Written by Kim Sang-wook and Yoo Ji-won / Minumsa)

◆Winning Habits: 15 Tools to Increase Your Winning Rate= This book reveals the secrets behind the success of NBA stars. The principles also apply to business. 'Player' is interpreted as employee, 'Coach' as manager or CEO, and 'Team' as organization. It lists generally applicable characteristics and explains how to narrow the 'execution gap.' The 'execution gap' refers to the gap between what we know we should do and what we actually do. (Written by Allen Stein Jr. and John Sternfeld / Translated by Eom Seong-su / Gallion)

◆Signature= The psychologist author states that Korean society has particularly high personal anxiety about work. As a solution, the book proposes the signature, an irreplaceable unique identity. It also introduces six alternatives to enhance an individual's psychological assets in the workplace. This is a professional insight for organizations contemplating innovation. "A signature starts entirely from one's deeply personal history. Even if it is a deficiency." (Written by Lee Hang-sim / Dasan Books)

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