Book Reviews › Career › Tomorrowmind
Tomorrowmind by Gabriella Rosen Kellerman and Martin E. P. Seligman — WisdomDeck honest review
Honest review · Career

Tomorrowmind

by Gabriella Rosen Kellerman and Martin E. P. Seligman

PRISM: prospection, resilience and agility, innovation and creativity, social connection by rapid rapport, mattering and meaning, as the skills for a volatile work future. Positive psychology applied to careers.

CLICK TO SEE

Read it if…

you want positive psychology aimed at the future of work.

See the book →

Skip it if…

you want Seligman's foundational books.

Try instead: Remote →

Three things you will actually use

  1. Prospection: imagine futures well.
  2. Rapid rapport is a trainable skill.
  3. Mattering sustains effort.

Do this first

Read the chapter on prospection.

Our verdict

PRISM for work.

See the book →

Check it out

CLICK TO SEE

Opens the book's page in a new tab.

Compare with other Career books

Remote by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson — WisdomDeck review

Remote

Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson · Career

Prescient and readable.

CLICK TO SEE
The Art of Fiction by John Gardner — WisdomDeck review

The Art of Fiction

John Gardner · Career

Respected and severe.

CLICK TO SEE
The Knowledge by Steven Pressfield — WisdomDeck review

The Knowledge

Steven Pressfield · Career

The War of Art's backstory.

CLICK TO SEE

Browse all Career book reviews or get the free Reality Code Cheat Sheet.

As an Amazon Associate, WisdomDeck earns from qualifying purchases. Links marked “Click to see” go to Amazon. We are not paid for opinions, prices and availability are not shown here and change on Amazon, and we never see your purchase details. Nothing here is medical, legal or financial advice.