Ana Huang Books

When I talk about love in the context of work, I don’t mean a sentimental affection for a company or role. Love at work is the experience of emotional resonance—the sense that your daily activities amplify rather than drain your vitality. We each have unique configurations of enthusiasm. One person ...

From Twisted Love

For decades, my research has revolved around strengths—the recurring patterns of thought, feeling, and behavior that make you effective. Strengths are not simply talents you were born with, nor skills acquired through repetition. They are activities that make you feel strong. The science shows that ...

From Twisted Love

I was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1929, into a world sharply divided by color and circumstance, yet within my home I found a refuge infused with faith and discipline. My father, Martin Luther King Sr., served as pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, and from him I learned that the pulpit was not merel...

From King of Wrath

When I entered Morehouse College, the world began to open in ways I had not imagined. Under the guidance of mentors like Benjamin Mays, I encountered the moral urgency of using intellect in the service of humanity. Mays challenged us to see religion not as escape, but as engagement—the social gospel...

From King of Wrath

I was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1929, into a world sharply divided by color and circumstance, yet within my home I found a refuge infused with faith and discipline. My father, Martin Luther King Sr., served as pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, and from him I learned that the pulpit was not merel...

From King of Envy

When I entered Morehouse College, the world began to open in ways I had not imagined. Under the guidance of mentors like Benjamin Mays, I encountered the moral urgency of using intellect in the service of humanity. Mays challenged us to see religion not as escape, but as engagement—the social gospel...

From King of Envy