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Top sellers according to Amazon5 universal laws for stunning achievementsHow to make difficult decisions and influence your own destiny

On the stage of great achievements, the one who has a good education and worked hard does not always win. This seems to be an injustice. Often, educated and hardworking people remain poor and unknown. Instead, their antipodes, without diplomas and medals, become wealthy and famous. Why does this happen? For many years, Albert Laszlo Barabasi studied the fates of thousands of scientists, athletes, and actors and came to the conclusion that everything in the world follows regularities, and therefore success in any sphere of life can be predicted and calculated. He invented a formula for achieving the maximum. These strategies for achieving goals have become the credo of winners and world leaders. Why is productivity not the key to victory? Where and how do those we consider "experts" go wrong? How to build a team of like-minded people? And what really works when we talk about achieving grandiose goals? Apply the universal laws of Albert-László Barabási to write your name in the hall of fame of the most successful people in the world.

About the author

Albert-László Barabasi is a professor emeritus at Northeastern University and director of the Centre for Complex Network Studies. For his personal achievements in the field of information technology and contribution to the development of science, he has received world-class awards, including the von Neumann Medal and the Lagrange Foundation Prize.