Around the World in Eighty Photos by Jeremiah A. Gilbert

The intersection of art, travel, and the beauty in human connection. Jules Verne famously wrote, “Anything one man can imagine, other men can make real.” If those words rang true 150 years ago, how much louder they resonate today! Our planet is filled with incredible history, culture, nature, and ingenuity, all waiting to be explored. […]

An Innocent World by Douglas A. King

An exciting journey for thoughtful and open-minded readers. The Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil are dramatic features of the Bible’s Genesis account. Yet, Christians aren’t the only humans to revere an ancient lore of trees that impart life, knowledge, spirituality, connection, or wisdom. Stories like this have inspired

The Visionary Leader by Bryan Smeltzer

The time-tested advice, combined with an approachable and engaging narrative style, makes this book critical for success. If you need to lose weight, it makes sense to find out what worked for somebody who has successfully dropped several inches from their waistline. If you want to improve your driving distance, you might spend time studying

Five Trips by Kendis Gibson

A compelling case study for the use of psychedelics to treat numerous issues. Born into an impoverished family in Belize and then working hard to earn an impressive reputation in television journalism in the States, Kendis Gibson’s life is one of dramatic contrasts. From an overcrowded childhood home without running water to a NYC apartment

Pursue the Exceptional by Jeremy Fudge

A thoughtful guide that will help us grow into more confident leaders and well-rounded individuals. Are you reaching for success but unsure where to turn for trustworthy advice? While broadly about leadership, Pursue the Exceptional is a thoughtful guide that will help us grow into more confident leaders and well-rounded individuals. The format is spectacularly simple

I Blew My Diet! Now What? by Connie Bennett

A down-to-earth guide to help anyone get their priorities back on track. With roughly 75% of adult Americans either overweight or obese, it is no wonder so many of us have tried to lose weight. Whether we want to look better, feel better, or fit into our clothes better, what we eat is an important

Transcend by Faisal Hoque

An erudite consideration of a topic that is becoming increasingly complex. Perhaps you view AI as fascinating and full of potential to drive innovations ranging from medical research to climate solutions. On the other hand, you might live in fear of the ramifications of ceding our choices and our will to a non-human entity poised

Scrambled or Sunny-Side Up? by Loren Ridinger

A sincere blend of love, sorrow, and reinvention. Loren Ridinger has lived a storied life. She co-founded a multimillion-dollar company, became a joyful wife, mother, and grandmother, has traveled the world, and has been known to rub elbows with celebrities. But even the greatest stories have challenges and uncertainties. Loren’s most formidable challenge came with

The Fat Burner Secrets by Daniel Eamer

Fall is in the air and a high-school reunion is on the horizon for Dan and his wife, Michelle. As the event approaches, Dan takes a nostalgic trip through his old yearbook. Besides reminiscing on silly haircuts and high-school sweethearts, he spends time brushing up on the names of all his old friends. It’s a

Layered Leadership by Lawrence R. Armstrong

Modern marketers often distill the complexities of life into catchy jingles, five-minute miracles, or three easy steps to success. In contrast, Lawrence R. Armstrong takes a more holistic approach to leadership in his autobiographical handbook, Layered Leadership: Drive Double-Digit Growth and Dominate Your Competition with Creative Strategies and Execution. Focusing on a broad landscape and

The Win-Win Workplace by Angela Jackson

An indispensable manual with a proven formula for success.  For countless employees, the modern workplace feels fundamentally broken, a reality that is echoed globally. Jobs are often reduced to a paycheck or a health insurance policy, with employees’ voices seldom heard or valued, and raw talent frequently overlooked. These persistent ideologies are dead or dying,

Dad vs. The World by Kenny Loui

A delight to read and a sumptuous gala for the heart. Dad vs. The World (Life Lessons from a UFO Catcher: An Autobiographical Manga) is a witty and intriguing autobiographical manga and the latest offering by award-winning author, Kenny Loui. This graphic novel sheds light on the person who shaped much of Kenny’s formative years,

Educational Disobedience by Dr. Annise Mabry

An empowering memoir that will inspire you to advocate for yourself and the ones you love the most. Educational Disobedience is an anguished tale of a mother’s love and determination in the face of tremendous heartbreak, ignorance, and discrimination. Dr Annise Mabry’s story begins generations earlier with her grandparents, a family navigating a landscape of

The Romantic Ideal by Gregory V. Diehl

A self-evaluation and bold exploration that pairs scientific analysis with personal intuition. When Doc Brown met Clara Clayton in Back to the Future, he never expected love at first sight. Why not? “It’s romantic nonsense. There’s no scientific rationale for it.” But that man of science quickly realized that Clara could bring out the best

Protecting Mama by Léonie Rosenstiel

An indispensable resource for anybody thinking about taking guardianship of their elderly parents. Léonie Rosenstiel’s book Protecting Mama: Surviving the Legal Guardianship Swamp offers a startling account of her years-long battle with her ailing mother’s commercial guardian and protector-turned-manipulator and abuser. The struggle for justice and its consequences on her family as she attempts to

It’s What Makes Me… Me by Mark Shaiken

A resonant journey that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. Memoirs and biographies often captivate us with personal tales of extraordinary experiences that can inspire courage and hope. Though we don’t all sail the stars or overcome oppression, most of us have unique stories and interesting anecdotes worth sharing. Proof can be found in Mark Shaiken’s

Abyss of Tyranny by Justin Cook

A novel that demonstrates resilience in the face of even the most daunting challenges. Few among us would relish time in prison, but if we found ourselves incarcerated, certainly that moment of freedom, our eventual release, would be a glorious affair, right? “If anyone tells you getting out of prison is easy or joyful, they’re

Leading with Purpose by Jonathan H. Westover

Longtime managers will be grateful for the help in orienting themselves in today’s workplace and newly minted leaders will find relief in the trustworthy advice. Rome wasn’t built in a day and neither is a good leader. If you find yourself in a position of oversight, want to be a force for positive change, and

Boost Your Bullsh*t Resilience At Work by Chris Reavis

So entertaining that you might forget it is a nonfiction book. After a long day on the job, what is your conversation like at home? If your day went well, maybe you’re celebrating your successes. More often, though, the conversation likely circles around incompetent leadership, obnoxious coworkers, or other repetitious frustrations from work. This cycle

The Miracle Belly Button by Doris Gföllner

There are many timeless adages about the human body. Eyes are the windows to the soul. When the mind is unwell, the whole body suffers. Cold hands, warm heart. These expressions grant insight into how one aspect of the body can influence the rest. However, the Western world is relatively reserved when it comes to

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