David and Goliath Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants

The most recent is David and Goliath.

The most recent is David and Goliath.

One of my favorite things that's ever been written about dyslexia is a chapter in Malcolm Gladwell's book, David and Goliath.

My book, David and Goliath is a kind of antidote to Outliers.

I can't sit here and listen to Malcolm Gladwell talking about fact checking and the importance of it. Not to get too mean, Malcolm. I read your book, David and Goliath.

The chapter on Northern Ireland is more filled with inaccuracies than any other chapter in a nonfiction book I have read. It is.

Having written a not very well selling but widely acclaimed book on Northern Ireland myself, my book on Northern Ireland didn't sell anywhere near as much as yours did, Malcolm. But mine was filled with facts.

Malcolm Gladwell's book, David and Goliath, has some interesting things to say about this fight.

Goliath wasn't quite as fearsome as he seemed. He was at least 6ft9, but humans aren't built to be that big.

Malcolm Gladwell's book, David and Goliath, has some interesting things to say about this fight.

Goliath wasn't quite as fearsome as he seemed. He was at least 6ft9, but humans aren't built to be that big. One plausible explanation is that Goliath was suffering from a medical condition which causes the production of too much growth hormone.

When you came out with 'David and Goliath', I remember talking and I was thinking that you wrote this book about underdogs because you love to root for the underdog. And you said no.

Matt Stoller has made this on his sub stack Goliath which is uh or it's called big I'm sorry the book is Goliath about bob iger a lot which is that he basically under iger he was he was the ceo of disney for a long time transformed disney into like a a hedge fund with an entertainment or with theme parks um because what they did was just buy up all of this other stuff and there was so much consolidation under iger

And I've done two books on Israel, Palestine, Goliath and the 51 Day War where I covered the war in Gaza in 2014, which lasted for 51 days.

he wrote outliers and Blink and David and Goliath and he's...

David and Goliath is super interesting too when literally he talks about David and Goliath and how really David was the favorite not Goliath.

In one book, David and Goliath, he talks about how dyslexia can actually make people more successful because in the absence of one ability, like reading, people can develop other abilities like creative problem-solving, acting, listening, rule-bending, etc.

fact this should have been a chapter of my last book david and galaeth because this is exactly a disadvantage that turns into an advantage

I remember I first read The Tipping Point, that I read Blink, then Outliers, most recently his book, then David and Goliath, which is also very good.