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Pivot
It is Galloway's fourth book in five years; it uses charts to illustrate some of America's problems and achievements, suggesting that America's issues are fixable. The author was fascinated by charts and data, and the book was described as beautiful.
I have my book, Adrift, America in 100 Charts, and it's my attempt to highlight some of the things that ail us, but also to talk about how much achievement has gotten us here and that there's absolute...
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It is Galloway's fourth book in five years; it uses charts to illustrate some of America's problems and achievements, suggesting that America's issues are fixable. The author was fascinated by charts and data, and the book was described as beautiful.
I have my book, Adrift, America in 100 Charts, and it's my attempt to highlight some of the things that ail us, but also to talk about how much achievement has gotten us here and that there's absolutely nothing wrong with America that can't be fixed with what's right with it.
This is a beautiful coffee table book.
Why do you call it Adrift if it's anything that can fix with America? Adrift feels not good.
I thought a lot about the title, mostly on edibles.
Goal! Adrift by Scott Galloway.
