The Smarter Screen
Exploring how screens influence thinking, behavior, and productivity.
Exploring how screens influence thinking, behavior, and productivity.
Power vs. Force by David R. Hawkins is a compelling work that explores the nature of true power, distinguishing it from force. It offers a new science of consciousness, providing insights into the human psyche’s hidden determinants. Hawkins presents a scale of consciousness that can help individuals and societies move from negative to positive energy.
‘The Fourth Trimester’ addresses the physical, emotional, and relational changes women undergo after giving birth, offering support and guidance for navigating this period.
Great Work provides practical advice on how to stand out by doing work that is valued and makes a difference.
Explores individual productivity styles for improved efficiency and satisfaction at work.
Cannibalism explores the history and science behind the taboo of eating one’s own species. Bill Schutt delves into the natural occurrences and cultural aspects of cannibalism.
The book focuses on the Dust Bowl era, depicting the environmental catastrophe and its impact on the people of the Great Plains during the 1930s.
Viktor Frankl’s ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’ chronicles his experiences in Nazi concentration camps and presents his psychotherapeutic method, logotherapy.
Anna Karenina delves into the complexities of love and society in 19th-century Russia, following Anna’s tragic affair and Levin’s quest for meaning.