In ‘It’s OK That You’re Not OK’, Megan Devine provides a profound new approach to both the experience of grief and the way we try to help others who have endured tragedy. With honesty, clarity, and intellectual rigor, this book reframes the philosophical context of how we understand and treat emotional pain and life-shattering loss.
This book provides a practical framework for managing projects efficiently, tailored to those with no formal training in project management.
This book explores how individual preferences are shaped in the modern world, where choices are vast and decision-making can be complex.
The book is Lawrence Levy’s memoir detailing his tenure as CFO at Pixar, exploring the company’s ascent and relationship with Steve Jobs as they revolutionize animation.
A mercenary’s grim tale of revenge and destiny in a dark, fantastical world.
This book delves into the unique challenges faced by adult daughters of narcissistic mothers, exploring the complex dynamics and long-term impacts on self-esteem, relationships, and personal growth.
A handbook that lays out the essentials of argumentative writing and speaking, covering different forms of arguments and offering practical strategies.
Atlas Shrugged is a philosophical novel by Ayn Rand. The story unfolds in the United States, where successful industrialists begin to disappear mysteriously. The dystopian society spurs the protagonist, Dagny Taggart, to embark on a search for the people behind the disappearances. She discovers a place where the industrialists have gathered to live by their own rules. The novel explores themes of reason, individualism, and capitalism.