Dogs are pretty smart. Though most of us dog owners already know that simple fact. In Bruce Miller’s The Science and Secrets of Dogs, dogs will reveal some of their clear-thinking methods, from sensing a chemical change in their owner’s body that might signify a...

J.P. Taylor’s The Story Behind the Eyes: Exploring the Interdependence of All Living Things tells readers that life on Earth survives through dependence, not independence. Taylor believes people have trained themselves to see all other life as separate pieces of existence when they actually function...

Financial despair is a monster that can take over your life. But it's not impossible to get rid of that monster. In Tame Your Money Monster, Nancy Benet and Adrienne Freeland present a captivating story alongside practical tips to help readers find their way to...

Identifying key employees may not be as simple as you think. Jack McCullough has identified a unique group and explores who they are and why they are vital in The Rodman Paradox: When Your Most Valuable Employee Isn't Your Star. The book derives its name...

In The Medical Ethic: Medicine as a Social Science, Russell Noblett argues that modern medicine loses sight of its purpose when physicians begin believing that scientific explanation alone can define human illness. After entering medical school with years of philosophical study already shaping his thinking,...

A reset session is a focused session of reading positive quotes for a fixed number of minutes, without interruption. Reset practice should be time-bound, done alone, focused, and with a clear intent of feeling better. To better understand reset, it is essential to experience it...

In The Short Cut: How Flexible Goal Setting Outperforms Grit, Courtney Clark presents Squirrel’s race as a way to explain how goals should be pursued through alignment with the outcome being sought rather than as attachment to a single plan. Squirrel enters the race after...

Haris Marath offers a rigorous exploration of humanity's biological, social, cultural, and civilizational history and potential future in The Theory of Us. According to Marath, humanity can be viewed through three diagnostic premises, including the selfish gene, the illusion of free will, and the apparent...

The 'grind' mentality continues to permeate modern society, resulting in a steady decline of emotional intelligence (EI) and a rise in anxiety and stress levels globally. In The Power of Emotional Intelligence, Charles Hearn emphasizes the transformative power of EI and introduces the RISE framework...

Trauma-Informed Teaching: From Reaction to Restoration by Dr. Annise Mabry offers a framework for rethinking educators’ responses to student behavior, particularly in homeschool cooperatives and microschools. The book opens by challenging traditional discipline models, arguing that many behaviors labeled as defiance or disruption are actually...