In ‘How Not to Age: The Science of Staying Young’, Dr. Sarah Brewer delves into the latest research on aging and longevity. She shares practical advice on lifestyle changes, nutritional choices, and scientific advancements that can slow down the aging process, increase longevity, and promote overall well-being.
This book explores the growing importance of intangible assets like design, branding, R&D, and software in modern economies.
Examines the limits of population growth in relation to food supply.
An in-depth defense of liberty and free society’s principles by Friedrich A. Hayek.
A historical novel that vividly reimagines the life of Richard III, portraying him in a far more sympathetic light than traditional accounts. It spans his youth, rise to power, and eventual fall.
This book by David Richo lays out five keys to mindful loving and conscious living. It explores how mindfulness, kindness, compassion, joy and freedom can be integrated into our personal relationships to create more fulfilling connections. The author uses psychological insights, practical exercises, and Buddhist teachings to guide readers on a journey to better understand and practice adult love.
Tools and insights for unconventional creativity and leadership from Stanford’s d.school.
Dr. Alan Christianson provides a comprehensive plan to reset and repair your metabolism by healing the liver, resulting in weight loss.