Category: Non Fiction

Free: Minding the Brain: How Neuroscience Informs Psychotherapy with Emerging Adults

Why do many young adults struggle to build healthy independent lives, even after mental health treatment? Minding the Brain answers this by focusing on emerging adulthood (ages 18-29), a time when identity, relationship patterns, and self-regulation are still forming — and the brain is especially capable of change. The book presents a trauma-informed, research-based model combining developmental psychology, neuroscience, psychotherapy, strength-based strategies, and wellness medicine. It expl... [Read More...]

The Secure Leader: Discover the Hidden Forces that Shape Your Leadership Story and How to Change Them

Lead with Confidence in a Changing World: Discover The Secure Leader Is your leadership style ready for the post-2020 world? Today’s workforce craves meaning, purpose, and connection – demanding more from their leaders than ever before. The Secure Leader by Dr. Jaime Goff offers a transformative approach to leadership development, moving beyond outdated methods to focus on the core of effective leadership: understanding who you are and why you lead. This book provides actionable strateg... [Read More...]

Building Operational Excellence: A Guide to Conquering the 50 Divisions of Construction

Master the Complexities of Construction with Precision and Confidence Navigate the intricate landscape of construction like never before. This comprehensive guide dives deep into the 50 divisions that make up the backbone of every successful project, offering invaluable insights from procurement to power generation. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or an aspiring expert, you will discover a roadmap designed to elevate your operational efficiency and streamline every phase of constru... [Read More...]

Free: Revitalize | Reengage | Regenerate: Creating Value in Place-Making

In Revitalize | Reengage | Regenerate, Issam (Sam) A. Shukor urges readers to rethink architecture not as static structures but as living narratives rooted in human connection, cultural identity, and emotional resonance. Drawing on his rich international experience, Shukor champions “place-making” that begins by listening to the stories ingrained in a site. Through compelling case studies and vivid storytelling, he demonstrates how integrating historical, ecological, and cultural co... [Read More...]

Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Surviving Life’s Challenges

Some stories make your heart beat faster. LIFE IS HARD! Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Surviving Life’s Challenges is “a Kafkaesque journey” (Kirkus Reviews) that shares harrowing first-person stories about poverty, child abuse, prison, war, divorce, homelessness, sexual orientation conflict, and the disheartening absence of restorative justice in our criminal probation system. Behind-the-scenes moments about various heart-rending plights throughout the author’s life embrace both purpose and ... [Read More...]

The Over Thinking Introvert

The Over Thinking Introvert is a self-help/spirituality guide that blends the latest findings of quantum science and consciousness studies with the timeless wisdom of Eastern, indigenous and occult traditions. Its narrative suggests that we are the creators of our reality and that as individuals and a collective we have within us the power to overcome our indoctrination, our suffering and our sense of mediocrity and can through our innate abilities of thinking, feeling and willing, completely r... [Read More...]

Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Surviving Life’s Challenges

Some stories make your heart beat faster. LIFE IS HARD! Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Surviving Life’s Challenges is “a Kafkaesque journey” (Kirkus Reviews) that shares harrowing first-person stories about poverty, child abuse, prison, war, divorce, homelessness, sexual orientation conflict, and the disheartening absence of restorative justice in our criminal probation system. Behind-the-scenes moments about various heart-rending plights throughout the author’s life embrace both purpose and ... [Read More...]

Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Surviving Life’s Challenges

“Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Surviving Life’s Challenges” is “a Kafkaesque journey” (Kirkus Reviews) that shares harrowing first-person stories about poverty, child abuse, war, prison, divorce, homelessness, sexual orientation conflict, and a disheartening glimpse of our fractured criminal probation system. This ‘award-winning’ saga (Literary Titan) highlights personal growth and lessons learned — testaments to the resilience of the human spirit. Some stories deserve to... [Read More...]

Free: Xecutive 2.0: Human Leadership for the Digital Age

Xecutive 2.0: Human Leadership for the Digital Age is a bold guide to becoming the kind of leader the future demands—clear-thinking, emotionally intelligent, physically vital, and ethically grounded in an era shaped by AI and rapid change. Author and leadership expert John “Lex” Robinson combines neuroscience, executive coaching, and real-world insights to introduce a modern model of leadership that integrates mind, body, and machine. Inside, you’ll discover how to master clarity under ... [Read More...]