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Did you write your book to accompany a service you provide? Expand your business? If you’re a writer of fiction or memoir, does your book have a wide audience beyond those who know you personally? Is there something particularly timely […]
WINDOW OF HOPE reveals how parents can turn around the symptoms of autism in young children, illuminating the importance of—and path for—seizing upon the limited window of time in which parents can eliminate developmental delays in children. As an international […]
THE SLIGHTLY GREENER METHOD offers a science-backed solution for liberating our lives and our homes from the toxins that threaten our health and our children, one small change at a time. As the founder of Slightly Greener and an award-winning […]
We’re thrilled to be working with Julien and Kiersten Saunders, the co-creators of the Plutus Award-winning Best Personal Finance Blog, Rich and Regular. Julien and Kiersten have been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, CBS News, Glamour, CNBC, MarketWatch, […]
INSTINCT unpacks the surprising biology of business—how our instincts hijack our career success—offering a blueprint for overcoming our bad adaptations based on surprising truths gleaned from evolutionary theory. As a leading evolutionary biologist, motivational speaker, and stress management consultant, Dr. […]
As a writer, what’s the worst thing in the world besides not getting published? A lack of direction. The most successful authors have a very specific direction—not only for their book, but also for their broader career; a personal mission […]
Lee Hartley Carter’s just-published debut, Persuasion: Convincing Others When Facts Don’t Seem to Matter is packed with deeply researched insights about the art and science of convincing others. And in an era fraught with disagreement over what “facts” and “truth” […]
Veteran and CEO Jake Wood’s reflection on the Forever War and of veteran guilt.
The three factors at the heart of success through the lens of icons in popular culture and shattering top performance myths.
Memoir-in-verse that recounts how the author and her male gay best friend unexpectedly fell in love in college.