A growing enterprise can become unstructured if it loses focus. Founder Frameworks: A Playbook for Building and Scaling Your Business by Vivek Ananth provides the tools for structuring any business to achieve stability and direction. This book aims to point the founder in the right...

Samantha McManus’s Earth’s Midwife is one of the most eye-opening nonfiction books I have read this year. This reflective memoir chronicles her journey from a childhood spent in isolation in Alaska to becoming a spiritual doula and healer. The narrative traces her early awakening to...

Thriving in the Modern Workplace: A Gen Z Guide to Success by Giselle Sandy-Phillips looks into how Gen Z, shaped by digital immersion and global awareness, approaches careers, finances, and personal well-being differently from previous generations. The author then jumps forward with actionable strategies for...

The Art and Science of Well-Being by Rob Douk begins with Douk recounting his life as a record of survival and a look at how experiences shape health. He describes escaping from Cambodia as an infant, resettling in the United States, and moving through educational...

Life in the Balance by Mark Joseph Doroski is the author's memoir of how he and his wife, Cheryl, pursued a lifestyle centered on part-time work, seasonal living, and extended travel between Norway, Italy, and Greece from the mid-1990s onward. He describes their relocation from...

Joshua Copeland’s Unpopular Opinion: Burning Down the Bullsh*t to Rebuild Cybersecurity explores the challenges and opportunities within the cybersecurity industry. Written candidly and unapologetically, the book offers a refreshing perspective on the myths, dysfunctions, and cultural barriers that often hinder progress in the field. The...

Setting Boundaries for Survival by Phillip K. Seymour is an informative self-help book designed to help readers navigate toxic family dynamics while regaining their independence, identity, and peace of mind. This book goes into great detail about the various signs of dysfunctional relationships—like parentification, blame...

Nowadays, many marriages end in divorce. Our way of thinking as a society has changed over time, which has made communication between people more difficult. Without realizing it, we create a code that we acquire through culture and our experiences, among other things. Therefore, if...

Must: Becoming the Person You Are Meant to Be follows Stephen Rue’s personal and professional journey, showing how he transformed early experiences of loss, bullying, and self-doubt into a framework for intentional living. He explains how he identified limiting beliefs, developed consistent habits, and cultivated...

Troubling behavior among teens can be difficult for any parent to navigate. How do you stop a child from indulging in self-destructive behavior without needing to control every facet of their lives? Author Katie K. May provides the answers in You're on Fire, It's Fine....