Library
A curated selection of books that informed the Propiology framework — essential reading for anyone serious about self-knowledge, behavioral science, and the science of the mind.
Curated by Dr. Fernando Camacho Ospina
Timothy D. Wilson · 2004
Can we ever truly know ourselves? Timothy Wilson's landmark work reveals how the unconscious mind drives most of our behavior — and why introspection often misleads rather than clarifies. A rigorous, surprising argument for why self-knowledge is harder than we think.
Daniel Kahneman · 2013
Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman reveals the two systems that govern thought: System 1 (fast, intuitive, emotional) and System 2 (slow, deliberate, logical). Understanding which is in control — and when — is the foundation of better decisions and genuine self-knowledge.
Daniel H. Pink · 2011
The reward-and-punishment model of motivation is fundamentally broken. Daniel Pink draws on decades of behavioral science to show that genuine motivation comes from autonomy, mastery, and purpose — not from external incentives.
Beverly Flaxington · 2010
A practical framework for decoding why people behave the way they do. Flaxington offers five actionable principles for improving any relationship by understanding the behavioral styles, emotional drivers, and communication needs of the people around you.
