The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins
In Episode 12 of Business Book Insights, we explore a simple but powerful idea that has gone viral: The Let Them Theory.

Instead of wasting energy trying to control others, this mindset invites you to let people be who they are — and reclaim your own peace of mind.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• What the Let Them Theory is and why it works

• How to apply it in everyday life to reduce stress

• The boundaries of when not to use it

• Practical steps to shift your focus from others to yourself

Whether in business, relationships, or personal growth, the Let Them Theory reminds us that real power lies not in control, but in choosing how we respond.

Listen now and learn how “letting them” can give you back your freedom — all in under 5 minutes.

What does it take to build the future?
In this episode of Business Book Insights, we dive into Zero to One by Peter Thiel — PayPal co-founder and early investor in Facebook.

Discover why true innovation isn’t about competing in crowded markets, but about creating something entirely new. Learn:

• The difference between “zero to one” vs. “one to n”

• Why monopoly is the key to lasting success

• How definite optimism shapes breakthrough companies

Whether you’re a startup founder, innovator, or simply curious about the future of business, this 10-minute summary will challenge how you think about progress.

Tune in now — and start thinking like a creator, not a competitor.

Think Again by Adam Grant
In Episode 10 of Business Book Insights, we explore the power of rethinking — and why being wrong can be a strength.
Discover how to escape the preacher, prosecutor, and politician mindsets, and start thinking like a scientist.
Learn the value of “confident humility,” challenge networks, and how rethinking can drive innovation and personal growth.

Perfect for leaders, learners, and anyone ready to grow in a fast-changing world.

It's not about how smart you are — it's how willing you are to change your mind.

Listen now. Under 5 minutes. One big idea per episode.