… where Slaves There are None … Summary of Key Points
This narrative explores the complexities and consequences of colonial exploitation and the quest for national identity in the Philippines.
This narrative explores the complexities and consequences of colonial exploitation and the quest for national identity in the Philippines.
Angrynomics explores the rising tide of anger, its influence on economics, and how it affects our politics and societies.
A guide for couples to manage ADHD’s impact on their relationship.
Insights into China’s economic ascent from a seasoned US Treasury Secretary.
Evil Geniuses chronicles the economic and political changes in the United States since the 1970s, detailing how a coalition of corporate leaders, politicians, and intellectuals engineered a conservative shift that impacted American society.
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work’ by John M. Gottman and Nan Silver offers groundbreaking insights into the dynamics of marriage. Based on Gottman’s extensive study of couples over several years, this book outlines practical strategies and principles that couples can apply to enhance their relationship. It explores the common pitfalls in marriage and provides tools for improving communication, fostering respect, and creating a deeper emotional connection. The book is particularly notable for introducing concepts like the ‘Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse’ which represent communication styles that, according to Gottman, can predict the end of a relationship.