Don Yaeger's The Business of Storytelling opens with a scene most readers will recognize—a holiday table, a room full of people, and one voice that holds the room completely still. That Thanksgiving memory of watching his father tell a story is the author's entry point,...

The Healing Heart by A. L. Whyte is a haunting, inspiring spiritual odyssey that examines Mike Smith’s journey toward healing from trauma and pain. Mike Smith is a charismatic seminar leader who was severely abused as a child and suffered the loss of his brother,...

The Transformative Flow: Rhythm as Medicine by Carolyn Bentley Wells is a richly layered guide to reclaiming focus, creativity, and deep presence in a world that has quietly stolen all three. Wells is a professional photographer who spent years capturing intimate, once-in-a-lifetime moments at weddings...

The Department of Obvious Reforms by Ram Rajcoomar is a manifesto on how to turn public policy into a simple exchange between state and citizen: reduce public cost, then receive public reward. Ram builds that case through reforms that treat responsibility as something recorded, priced,...

Do you believe that morning and evening routines affect our lives? The Bookend Effect encourages readers to live in the present. Begin your mornings with intention and reflect on your daily activities in the evenings. According to Troy F. Liposec, orientation is the foundation of...

The Self-Driving You by Alan Bodnar is a well-written self-help guide to awaken the driver within and a framework to explore the human vehicle through science and how we can intentionally rewire our vehicle for success. This book is divided into two parts, where Alan...

The Problem-First Method by Kevin Scott Dias is a practical, honest guide for product builders. Dias built Ambiki, a niche software system serving pediatric therapy practices, and spent years making the same mistake most product teams make: jumping to solutions before fully understanding the problem....

It's an undeniable fact that any organization's future trajectory of success depends a lot on its reputation. But too often, many treat reputation almost as an afterthought. In The Reputation Advantage, Chris Foster presents reputation as a strategic discipline to turn into leverage and shows...

Rabei A. Wazzeh's The Masterpiece of Nature takes a deep look at how people slowly shape their lives, and do it through repeated action, even when certainty has disappeared. Using real figures, including Nelson Mandela during imprisonment under apartheid and Malala Yousafzai after surviving political...

In The Birth Control Illusion: Reclaiming Hormones, Health, and Your Cycle, Tierra Duncan talks about how many women receive hormonal birth control before anyone explains how the menstrual cycle functions, or what hormonal changes may communicate about physical condition. Drawing from personal experience and clinical...