3 COLLECTIONS · 9 BOOKS EACH
WTM Press Editor Pick
Nine impactful books selected by WTM for the power of Strategic Imagination. An editorial selection, not an objective all-time ranking. The Orwell combined volume counts as one selection.
The nine selections
Altruism — Matthieu Ricard
Care belongs inside the design of a system, not only in the intentions of its participants.
1984 & Animal Farm — George Orwell
Power can redesign language and memory until an alternative becomes difficult to imagine.
This Is Your Mind on Plants — Michael Pollan
Culture helps decide which altered states seem ordinary and which seem unacceptable.
Start with Why — Simon Sinek
A purpose becomes strategic when it changes what an organisation chooses to do.
The Art of Impossible — Steven Kotler
An ambitious possibility becomes useful when it is translated into practice and feedback.
Life 3.0 — Max Tegmark
Technical capability raises questions about goals, control and the distribution of power.
Emotional Intelligence 2.0 — Travis Bradberry and Jean Greaves
A team’s future depends partly on how people notice emotion and respond to one another.
Behave — Robert M. Sapolsky
Behaviour needs explanation across time and context, not a single convenient cause.
The Four Agreements — Don Miguel Ruiz
Changing an unexamined assumption can change the range of choices a person sees.
The sequence is editorial reading order, not a numerical score. Two founder titles in the design collection are clearly labelled previews.