Women, Food and God explores the relationship between how we eat and our core beliefs about being alive. Geneen Roth argues that our eating problems are a reflection of our inner turmoil and relationship with ourselves.
This book explores the power of humor in transforming our professional and personal lives. It includes practical tips to use humor effectively.
An in-depth exploration of consumer psychology and purchasing strategies.
A whimsical journey through the excitement and decisions of getting a pet.
Crashed explores the causes and consequences of the 2008 financial crisis, its impact on economies worldwide, and the ensuing decade of economic and political upheaval.
A blueprint for harmoniously integrating work, passion, and life roles.
Mindreader by David J. Lieberman delves into the science of understanding and influencing people’s thoughts, actions, and behaviors.
Raising Cain explores the complex emotional lives of boys and challenges societal norms that stifle emotional expression in males, proposing strategies for healthier development.
Do What You Are introduces the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and shows how to use this tool to identify careers that match one’s personality traits.