The Periodic Table of Ideas

History Changing Ideas and Why They Matter to You

By: Benjamin Cheung PhD

Narrated by: Tom Dheere

The Periodic Table of Ideas is a collection of pivotal concepts in history spanning the disciplines of business, economics, philosophy, psychology, science, and technology. These ideas represent the pinnacle of human thought and achievement. They are among the most ingenious and enduring ideas you will ever encounter.

You can inherit these intellectual treasures by learning to apply the ideas in this book. The periodic ideas have affected the lives of billions of people across millennia. They are periodic and recur throughout history. People using them have wrought prosperity and forged progress.

• Philosophy Periodic Ideas guide you through your journey in life. The philosophy notions foster critical thinking and provide insights on how to think about the world. The philosophy concepts provide wisdom and mental tools for your endeavors.
• Science Periodic Ideas empower your thinking. These scientific concepts allow you study a subject or tackle a problem. The science notions add tools to your mental toolbox.
• Technology Periodic Ideas provide practical tools to propel your projects to success. The products of technology have transformed society and every aspect of our lives.
• Economic Periodic Ideas give your projects a financial footing. Economics indicate where your ideas will thrive and where your efforts will pay off. Economic ideas let you navigate through turbulent markets and ride creative currents.
• Business Periodic Ideas show you how enterprises can transform lives. Business concepts propel endeavors to success.
• Psychology Periodic Ideas give you a deep insight into yourself and those around you. Psychology explains the workings of your attention systems, perception, and personality.

The periodic ideas turn ideas into reality. They have been distilled from hundreds of concepts. If you want to make a difference in the world, why not build off the ideas of the most brilliant minds in history? The ideas are pivotal, recurrent, and personal.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2021 Benjamin Cheung (P)2021 Benjamin Cheung

Fantastic Concept!

Fantastic and ambitious concept. Organized and presented very well. Very talented voice artist. I learned many things.

A very unique presentation of concepts and ideas

A very interesting way to help visualize relationship of concepts and ideas of varied complexity. Presented in an easy to digest manner.

Useful and personally relevant ideas

An excellent selection of useful and personally relevant concepts through out history. I am sure I will find them applicable and meaningful in my life

Excellent perspective!

This book presents the evolution of concepts and ideas throughout history in a very unique fashion that is both informative and enjoyable at the same time. I love how the author ties in real life examples to make these ideas directly relevant. I learned many interesting things and am amazed at the breadth of knowledge of the author across so many subjects and can use them in everyday life. Very highly recommended!

worth to keep it handy

I knew author from work, where he plays an important role in design and development of cutting edge technologies in telecommunications. I knew he had always been very knowledgeable in many areas of science and technologies. However, after listening to this The periodic table of ideas, I'm still amazed by how broad his knowledge covers, and how complete the ideas this book had analyzed. I liked the way of associating idea elements into a periodic table like the chemical elements which you can easily remember and then combine them together into different molecules, just like we can program different objects together into functions etc. I also like the examples which bring the boring concepts into a reality. However, as the book had a lot of information, I was a little bit overwhelmed when I listened the whole book continually, I found that I can't remember much afterwards. Therefore, I listened again. The good news is that this book does not require you read it in order, in fact, I found it more fun to pick up a chapter I am most interested first. The more I listen the more interesting I found. Therefore, I definitely believe it's a book worth to keep and read it more frequently as you come to the point of searching for ideas.
lastly, the narrator is great. I liked his nice voice and tone, and I am also amazed by how accurately he had pronounced on those difficulty Chinese Americans last names.