Why are some people more successful than others? there is a story told about successful people who are said to be intelligent and ambitious. in outliers, malcolm gladwell argues that the true story of success is very different from that, and that to understand why some people succeed, we need to look more carefully around them. for example, their families, their place of birth, and even their date of birth… the story of success is more complex and much more interesting than it might seem at first… what the outliers, the beatles, and bill gates have in common, the secret to asians' extraordinary success in math, the unknown advantages of star athletes, and all new york lawyers. explains why their resumes are the same and why you haven't even heard of the smartest man in the world. all of this is explained in terms of generations, family, culture and class. gladwell argues that if you want to be a silicon valley billionaire, what year you want to be a successful pilot, where you were born is very important. the lives of those who are out of line, those who achieve success beyond normal expectations, follow a strange and unconventional logic. gladwell simplifies this logic while presenting an exciting blueprint for how to maximize one's own potential. malcolm gladwell changed the way we understand the world in his book tipping point. at blink he changed the way we think about thinking. in outliers, on the other hand, it changes our understanding of success. more than 5 stocks are offered to be sold at the campaign price. This publication is ideal for readers seeking insightful and educational content. Prepared by experienced authors and printed with high-quality materials. Great for students, educators, and curious minds.