Educated is a memoir by Tara Westover. It tells the story of her journey to gain an education despite spending her childhood in an isolated, survivalist household in the mountains of Idaho. Tara never attended school until she was seventeen, but her desire for knowledge eventually took her to Harvard and Cambridge.
In ‘Trust Me, I’m Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator,’ Ryan Holiday exposes the underbelly of the modern media machine, revealing how he has managed to manipulate the media for the benefit of his clients. The book serves as both a confession and a critique, highlighting the tactics Holiday has employed to influence what appears on blogs and news websites. Moreover, it offers insight into the ethics, or lack thereof, in today’s digital news landscape. Through personal anecdotes and detailed examples, Holiday presents a stark picture of the media’s vulnerabilities and the ease with which public perception can be swayed.
The CEO Next Door explores the myths surrounding CEOs and the traits that define successful leaders. It offers actionable advice for anyone looking to climb the corporate ladder.
An exploration of ancient wisdom through the Emerald Tablets, by Billy Carson.
An exploration of true belonging and the power of being our authentic selves.
A compassionate guide to emotionally intelligent parenting.
In ‘The Maid’s Diary,’ a housekeeper discovers secrets and lies entangled within an elite family, leading to dangerous consequences.
A tale of three brothers grappling with faith, morality and the murder of their father.
Don’t Go Back to School presents an alternative path to education, one that forgoes traditional institutional learning in favor of self-directed learning and real-world experiences.