‘Quiet’ explores the world of introverts and their many strengths. It challenges the bias against introversion in our society, arguing that introverts contribute in many valuable ways, often leading to greater creativity, sensitivity, and thoughtfulness. The book provides a better understanding of the introverted personality, its advantages and how it fits into a dominantly extroverted world.
A guide to understanding and harnessing the power of creativity through art and science.
Shaka Senghor’s memoir recounts his journey from a troubled youth to a convicted murderer, and finally to an activist and mentor.
Embrace a minimalist approach to digital life for focus and tranquility.
Emmanuel Acho hosts a candid dialogue on systemic racism and the complexities of race-related issues in American society.
Paul Mason explores the emergence of a new economic system that follows the crisis of capitalism. He envisages a shift towards a more equitable and sustainable model.
“The Ultimate Retroactive Jealousy Cure” is a comprehensive guide designed to help individuals overcome and heal from retroactive jealousy – a condition where one feels an overwhelming jealousy about their partner’s past relationships and/or sexual history. Through practical advice, personal anecdotes, and psychological insights, the book provides strategies for understanding and managing these intrusive thoughts. It encourages readers to foster trust, improve communication, and build a healthier, more secure relationship.