In Good Morning, Monster, therapist Catherine Gildiner recounts five extraordinary patient journeys towards mental health. From the complex to the profoundly chilling, each story marks a turning point in the patient’s self-discovery and recovery.
How politics shapes the U.S. Federal Reserve’s supposed independence.
This book debunks common myths about work and offers solutions grounded in reality, not idealized notions of fairness and engagement.
The Art of Rivalry delves into the complex dynamics between four pairs of competing artists and how their relationships spurred creativity.
7 Strategies for Wealth & Happiness is a motivational book by Jim Rohn that outlines seven methods that anyone can apply to improve their life. Rohn elaborates on the importance of setting goals, seeking knowledge, learning how to change, controlling finances, mastering time, surrounding oneself with winners and learning the art of living well.
Being Mortal by Atul Gawande explores the concept of mortality and how it is handled in modern medicine. Gawande illustrates the importance of prioritizing the patient’s quality of life over elongating life through medical treatment. The book also highlights the necessity of having difficult conversations about death and making end-of-life decisions.
This book explores the social and economic implications of increased life expectancy, suggesting new ways to structure life in response.