The Nicomachean Ethics
Ancient wisdom on achieving happiness through virtue and rational living.
Ancient wisdom on achieving happiness through virtue and rational living.
A deep dive into how identity shapes conflicts and influences human behavior.
In ‘Why Diets Make Us Fat,’ Sandra Aamodt, a neuroscientist, explores the science behind why dieting not only fails to produce long-term weight loss but also may lead to weight gain and other negative health consequences. Aamodt argues that the body’s regulation of weight is more complex than calorie intake and exercise. She explains how the brain plays a significant role in controlling our weight and why it resists weight loss efforts. The book challenges the conventional wisdom on dieting and presents an alternative approach to weight management.
Steven Pressfield’s ‘Do the Work’ is a motivational guide that helps readers overcome resistance and achieve their creative and professional goals.
Anthony William delves into chronic health issues and how cleansing can help. It provides guidance on how to choose and undertake the right type of cleanse.
A guide to embracing lovingkindness as a path to self-understanding and connection.
This book explores how organizations can create an environment that boosts employee engagement, productivity, and well-being by focusing on workplace culture, technology, and physical space.
A gripping saga of humanity’s spaceborne fight for survival after a lunar catastrophe.