The J.O.A.T. Life Lessons From a Jill of All Trades by Kristin Massey is a self-help memoir that follows Massey's journey across multiple fields, leaning into the importance of adaptability and combining skillsets, referred to as “Skill-stitching.” She talks about her time in music, from...

French Short Stories in Paris by Black Swan Languages is part of the Vocabulary Perfection series that promises you can master the language basics in just 21 days. Are you planning a trip to Paris and want to learn a little of the language before...

When eating becomes more of a chore than a pleasure and the result is not a feeling of complete satisfaction, something is missing from your diet. And, perhaps, you suffer from an illness like so many others: GERD, gastroesophageal reflux disease. It’s not a pleasant...

Women in leadership positions face many challenges that can hamper their professional and personal lives. So, how does a modern, career-driven woman ensure societal and internal pressures don't affect their path to progress and fulfillment? LeeAnn Mallorie is a seasoned executive coach, founder, and CEO...

The Wonder Effect: An Adventurous Guide for Igniting Your Passions and Pursuing Your Calling by Adam Haston explores the importance of independent thinking, evidence-based decision-making, and critical self-reflection while growing personally. Haston discusses Michael Burry’s prediction of the 2008 housing crash, the value of rejecting...

On the Origin of Being by Luke Comer and Dr. Jenny Powers explores the conflict between human biology and modern lifestyles, focusing on circadian rhythms, diet, and the disconnect from nature. They explain how human evolution, shaped by natural cues like sunlight and sleep patterns,...

Conflict Is an Opportunity by Dana Caspersen explores how focusing attention on key elements of conflict—such as needs, emotions, interests, and strategies—can transform the situation into a productive dialogue. She emphasizes the importance of redirecting attention away from blame and unproductive tactics like punishment or...

Some Words About Words, Volumes 1 – 3 by To a T Editorial Group and edited by Thom Kudla is a must-have resource for writers, editors, and language enthusiasts. This is an insightful collection of grammar tips, punctuation guidance, and editorial wisdom. This omnibus edition...

With busy work schedules and the frantic pace of modern life, stress and anxiety levels among people have soared globally. However, spending time in nature can be healing and therapeutic for people with stress. In Quiet Hour, Heather Chase and Ken Beller introduce an easy-to-learn...

In We Are Not Humans: With Master Plant Spirit Teachers to Self-Realization and Beyond, Aleron II shares an intimate account of his transformative journey through spirituality, illness, and enlightenment. The book discusses the profound healing potential of plant and toad medicines—specifically Ayahuasca, Iboga, and other...