Summary of David and Goliath: by Malcolm Gladwell - Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants - A Comprehensive Summary

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Summary of David and Goliath

David and Goliath is another book written by renowned and famous writer, Malcolm Gladwell. The author is famous for his previous works: The Tipping Point, Blink, and Outliers. Just as his previous works, David and Goliath is another ‘in depth’ book in which Gladwell explains some truths and facts about ourselves and our minds that we did not know.
Many of us know the story about the two biblical characters, David and Goliath. In his new book the author uses the example of David and Goliath in order to explain and describe to us that our achievements can be a lot better than they are now. There are many examples in our lives in which underdogs beat and win over those who seem better and stronger. The question is – how does that happen? What makes this happen? We will find the answer to that question (and many others) in the summary below.
This summary consists of several parts. The second part (after the introduction) is the main part – the summary section where we will summarize the book. After the summary we will have the book analysis, short quiz with answers, and the conclusion of the book. I hope that our readers will enjoy reading this summary and decide to read the original book.

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