Dirt Road Leadership does a fantastic job of showing the long-term damage caused by staying in constant overdrive. Richard Causey traces his life from a simple childhood in Conway, South Carolina, all the way to the day he walked away from a thirty-five-year banking career....

Do our belief systems imprison our minds and result in us losing our individuality? Pratesh John Mathew enters the debate with Diabolos Bible: Aphorisms on Individual Sovereignty. He believes that we are handed down sets of rules by our parents, teachers, and political and religious...

Scott Ambrose’s Demystified Mystic presents a modern guide to mysticism built around the idea that interconnectedness can be experienced as a lived spiritual reality. The book frames the sense of separation people feel within themselves and the world as the starting point for a path...

Directions in Paradox Comix by John F. Elliott presents stories, wisdom to live by, and humor. You can read it as a philosophical manifesto or therapy guide. Some readers will simply enjoy the illustrations, which are very symbolic. The author cleverly builds maxims into templates...

Demystifying the Doctorate: Your Guide to Survive and Thrive by Cody Arvidson is a practical field guide for anyone at the start or lost somewhere in the middle of a doctoral program. The book opens by naming a problem most dissertation textbooks skip entirely: the...

Dementia In The Raw by Lisa Berlanga is her uncensored account of becoming a full‑time caregiver after her mother’s stroke changes everything at home. A diagnosis of dementia altered everything for her, turning her life upside down, sideways, any way but upright and facing forward....

In Dating (Again), author Dr. Paula Caligiuri shows us how our prehistoric survival wiring impacts modern online romance for people starting over in their middle years. After going through a mid-life divorce, the author fell into the chaotic world of matchmaking apps, witnessing a culture...

Deadly Dilemma by Anthony Gurley opens with a suicide letter the 73-year-old author wrote in May 2023 and never sent. Instead of acting on the thoughts, Anthony chooses to take a harder look at his life. What follows is a memoir that narrates a fascinating...

Dr. James P. Manning’s Deeply Human says that unrecognized emotion continues to shape conduct. He presents the body as the place where emotional information may appear before a person can name it. The book describes therapy as a process in which a person notices a...

Our choices define the course of our lives. But quite often, we end up making poor choices. According to author Sean Watt, decision-making depends on a person's personality, their knowledge, and their skills. With Decisions That Fit, Watt seeks to help readers improve their decision-making...