Navigating the literature on family trauma, narcissistic abuse, and recovery can often feel like searching for a map through a dense forest. Some books offer sweeping, abstract theories; others …
Resilient Optimism, a Review
When asked to review Resilient Optimism, by Michelle Gielan, I was excited. Her decades of research into positive psychology and neuroscience gives her real insights into what it takes to maintain a …
You Can Just Do Things, a Book Review
A breath of fresh air. This was my immediate response to You Can Just Do Things, by Cate Hall. At a time when most new books are written by AI, which makes them all blur into one continuous stream …
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Why Every Leader Needs to Learn to “Free Fall” in an AI-Driven World
As leaders, we have all heard the ultimate corporate defense mechanism: "But that’s not how we’ve always done it." It’s a comfortable excuse, but it’s completely detached from reality. We live in …
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Mind Over Grind, a Review
If there is one thought that kept crossing my mind while reading Guy Winch’s book, Mind Over Grind, it was this: I wish I had this book twenty years ago. We spend a massive percentage of our waking …
Our Brains, Our Selves, a Book Review
Every once in a while, you pick up a book expecting a standard scientific overview and end up with a text that profoundly alters how you view yourself. Masud Husain’s Our Brains, Our Selves: What a …
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