Carlin does a rare thing for a self-help book: gives useful guidance by supplying readers with the tools necessary for change. Developed by a psychologist and expert in the human condition and self-development, "Build the Strength... Read More

Practical advice on the process of self-assessment for managers brings attention to employee relationships. Marvin Dixon’s Balance and Control: A Guide to Managing Human Beings by Understanding Human Nature and Human Interactions aims... Read More

Davison aims at what he believes is wrong with American society, economics, and politics, and how to fix it. America’s Suicide is a provocative book that makes for disturbing reading, as Michael H. Davison sets out to demonstrate why... Read More

This guide contains personal, practical, and direct inspiration for grieving men. The loss of a loved one is a unique and personal experience, and it’s easy to feel isolated and lost in response. But even though every individual... Read More

This outstanding book about managing with empathy is destined to become a business classic. Many books have been written about employee motivation, but it is a rare title that suggests the real key to motivating employees has little to... Read More

Entertaining and insightful, "Constructive Wallowing" provides clear instructions on how to “feel your feelings.” Laughter is the best medicine, as many have said, and psychotherapist Tina Gilbertson’s new book, Constructive... Read More

Arnold lays out his evidence that seeds of a mass murderer are planted from mom’s postnatal depression. It’s a question equally likely to spark debate in college classrooms or around the workplace watercooler: how did Hitler become... Read More

An outline of techniques used by cult leaders vibrantly and cleverly offers insight into human nature. Attorney Paul Morantz’s second edition of Escape: My Life Long War Against Cults is a fascinating distillation of forty years of... Read More