C.B. Garris relates his experiences as a member of the New York City EMS in his book First Responders. The author details intense situations, chronicling the atmosphere of the call, the people involved and their injuries, and the quick assessments that save lives. Garris discusses...

For Corporate Rebels Only: Why Tomorrow's Leaders are Quiet Quitting Today by Dale E. Funk provides insights into the benefits that quiet-quitting can have for individuals. Backed by thorough research and well-thought-out and presented arguments, he makes his case for quiet-quitting and how corporate greed...

Teresella Gondolo shares her unusual experiences with patients in her book Fifty Shades of Gray Matter. As a neurologist, the author has encountered a wide variety of extraordinary cases, from people who can’t recognize faces to individuals who experience pain during orgasm. The book covers...

Most altruistic jobs require saving people's lives as their primary objective. But do we pause to consider what happens to these people once they fail to meet this objective? Flash Point: A Firefighter's Journey Through PTSD by Christy Warren is a memoir and self-help book...

Franchise vs. Independent by John McGeehan is a well-documented guide on how to start your own business. Do you want to be an independent business owner, or do you want to work with a franchise? John McGeehan gives the pros and cons of working independently...

From Spare Room to Spare Money: Turning Your Extra Space into an Airbnb by Crystal Rusteen is a detailed guide to becoming an Airbnb host. The author begins by urging interested readers to question whether they should convert their property into an Airbnb at all....

Finding Your Way in the Non-Profit Sector by Dr. Sonya Bruton provides a guideline for achieving success in the social services sector. The non-profit or social sector requires a passionate person willing to sacrifice for others. Success in this sector comes when people work in...

In his compelling book Foot Soldier in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: A Memoir, Jeffrey Cooper recounts personal and professional experiences, offering a behind-the-scenes look into the collective work that went into creating today’s advanced, disruptive technologies. Cooper was born in Japan where his father was...

FIRED! by Steven Mitchell Sack is a non-fiction self-help and educational reference for those ever in need of guidance to “Protect Your Rights & FIGHT BACK If You're Terminated, Laid Off, Downsized, Restructured, Forced to Resign or Quit”. Sack has an extensive background in the...

Creating free time is not about striving to do less, but rather doing your work practically and efficiently. Jenny Blake's book Free Time: Lose the Busywork, Love Your Business concerns finding pleasure in what you do and keeping to your principles. The book outlines three...