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.
A coming-of-age memoir by Lisa Brennan-Jobs, daughter of Steve Jobs, revealing her difficult relationship with her famous father.
An intimate narrative exposing America’s hidden working poor and the struggle of a single mother.
Rethink job searching for a strategic career match, beyond just resumes.
This box-set contains three contemporary romance novels from the Wild Sexy Series, following intense, passionate love stories with captivating emotional stakes.
Mary Pipher explores the challenges and opportunities of aging for women, offering guidance for personal growth and contentment.
A zoologist’s exploration of human behavior through the lens of our animal origins.
In ‘Off the Clock,’ time management expert Laura Vanderkam shows readers how to manage their time more effectively to lead more fulfilling lives. Vanderkam challenges the notion that we’re all too busy, suggesting that we have more time than we think if we use it wisely. Through research, anecdotes, and case studies, she provides strategies for making the most of our hours, focusing on priorities, eliminating time-wasters, and rethinking how we perceive the concept of being ‘busy’.
The Devil in the White City intertwines the true tale of two men: Daniel H. Burnham, the mastermind behind the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, and H. H. Holmes, a serial killer who used the fair to lure his victims to their death. The book juxtaposes the development of modern architecture and city planning against the grim reality of America’s first urban serial killer.