EMPIRE STATE OF MIND

Beyond New York: The Psychology of Ambition

von Tekele Samanyi

156 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Some people escape their circumstances. Others, equally talented, equally hardworking, do not. The difference is rarely found in resources, luck, or opportunity. It is found in the mind.

In Empire State of Mind: Beyond New York, The Psychology of Ambition, Tekele Samanyi examines the mental architecture that separates builders from bystanders, people who treat their starting point as a floor, not a ceiling, and construct extraordinary futures from ordinary beginnings.

Drawing on psychology, economics, entrepreneurship, and history, with grounded examples from Africa, Asia, and across the world, Samanyi identifies the precise cognitive and emotional patterns that define those who transcend their environments: how they see possibility before evidence exists, how they sustain vision under pressure, and how they build institutions that outlast them.

INSIDE, YOU WILL DISCOVER:

- Why geography shapes your starting point but does not have to determine your destination- How successful builders see possibility before evidence exists and act on it anyway- The hidden role of mentors, networks, and keyholders in shaping who rises and who doesn't- Why some people thrive under uncertainty while others retreat from it- What Africa's greatest builders teach the world about ambition under constraint- A practical framework for developing your own Empire State of Mind

This is not a book about New York. It is not a book about celebrity. It is a book about the psychology of expansion, the mindset that allows individuals and organisations to build far beyond the limits of their present circumstances.

Empire State of Mind is essential reading for entrepreneurs, institution builders, leaders, and anyone who refuses to mistake their current circumstances for their ultimate destination.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798183507614
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 21.06.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Independently published