The 5000 Year Leap explores the 28 fundamental beliefs that helped shape the United States’ Constitution and its unprecedented leap in human progress. Skousen discusses how these principles fostered freedom, prosperity, and success.
Losing Earth recounts the decade from 1979 to 1989, when humanity first came to a broad understanding of climate change.
A healing journey for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, offering hope and restoration.
Transforming investment strategies for sustainability and systemic change.
When in Rome is a charming romance novel that follows Amelia Rose, a sous-chef from Nashville, as she embarks on a spontaneous trip to Rome only to cross paths with a charismatic British actor, Thomas Kensington.
Eric O. Jacobsen’s book discusses the essential responsibilities of leaders including vision-setting, robust decision-making, and fostering organizational coherence through shared values and cultures.
A guide to thriving in solitude and mastering solo living.
Christopher Leonard takes a deep dive into the Federal Reserve’s influence on the U.S. economy, focusing on how its policies on money supply have impacted everything from inflation to social inequality.