Earth’s Midwife: A Memoir of a Spiritual Doula by Samantha McManus starts with the author growing up isolated in Alaska, where she developed precognitive and intuitive abilities through deep nature immersion. She recounts learning to trust visions and feelings, connecting to an unseen Source. The...

The Authentic Leader: Leading with Purpose and Passion by Mustafa A. Nejem is an exploration of leadership rooted in self-awareness, integrity, and human connection. Nejem's candid reflections on his journey, from overcoming self-doubt and impostor syndrome to navigating systemic challenges, offer readers a relatable and...

Discipline by Subtraction: The Art of Strategic Laziness by James R. Snoddy presents a discipline-based approach that allows individuals to reclaim their time, perspective, and relationships by eliminating elements that do not add value to their lives. Strategic Laziness is not about removing tasks simply...

Aging reduces our ability to balance, significantly increasing the risk of falling. In Fall Prevention Balance Exercises For Seniors, author Linette Cunley introduces readers to practical and effective daily exercises to improve balance and reduce the risk of falling and injury. Cunley presents a 28-day...

The Playful Advantage by Chris Marshall offers the idea that playfulness is a vital human capacity that enhances creativity, adaptability, and learning in complex environments. Marshall critiques rigid, hierarchical management models and promotes playfulness as a strategic, context-sensitive quality rooted in neuroscience and psychology. Using...

Cybersecurity by Justin K. Kojok begins with the evolution of cybersecurity, rooted in the CIA triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. Kojok traces developments from basic password protection to AI-based defenses, covering tools like firewalls, encryption, and Zero Trust models. Kojok categorizes threats such as viruses,...

Understanding Your Depression by Ray J. Dodkins delves into the complex emotional and psychological factors that influence depression in both men and women. The book examines developmental differences rooted in childhood and societal expectations, highlighting how emotional triggers, perceptions of self-worth, and gender-specific reactions contribute...

In an evolving business world, the need for inclusivity is becoming more apparent and is no longer an option. It is a strategic necessity that goes far deeper than political correctness. The Inclusive Leader: Embracing Diversity for Organizational Excellence by Mustafa Nejem points out that...

Sid Thatte’s Algebra begins by establishing arithmetic as the foundation for algebra through shared operational rules and categorizes numbers into real and imaginary types, explaining their properties and placements on the number line. The text elaborates on operations with signed numbers, order of operations, and...

In The Art of an Enlightened Woman, Sarah Voldeng defines empowerment as internal personal power derived from strength, confidence, and responsibility for one’s choices. She references Socrates on self-knowledge and continuous learning as foundational to empowerment. Voldeng’s Formula Factor Theory balances energizing “fill factors” and...