Too Much and Never Enough
Mary L. Trump
A revealing and insightful memoir by Mary L. Trump, offering an insider's perspective on the Trump family dynamics and how they shaped Donald Trump into the person he is today. With a background in clinical psychology, the author delves into the family history, exploring the psychological factors that contributed to the creation of a man who would become one of the most controversial figures in modern history. A candid and thought-provoking exploration of family, power, and the making of a president.
Detox Your Thoughts
Andrea Bonior
A guide to help you overcome destructive mental chatter that can block you from bliss. This book provides a clear road map to free up mental space so you can pursue what’s truly meaningful. It gives you permission to feel your emotions and provides the tools to work with and through them, transforming self-doubt into self-assurance one thought at a time.
When the Body Says No
Gabor Maté
Explore the hidden connections between stress, emotions, and illness in this eye-opening book. Through compelling case studies and scientific research, discover how repressing emotions can impact your health and well-being. Learn to recognize the warning signs your body sends and embark on a journey of personal transformation and healing.
Surrounded by Idiots
Thomas Erikson
Discover the secrets to understanding and communicating with different personality types using the DISC system. Learn how to navigate challenging interactions, appreciate diverse perspectives, and unlock your potential in both personal and professional relationships. Are you surrounded by idiots? Maybe it's time to understand them.
Predictably Irrational
Dan Ariely
Why do our headaches persist after taking a one-cent aspirin but disappear when we take a 50-cent aspirin? Why do we splurge on a lavish meal but cut coupons to save 25 cents on a can of soup? In this book, Dan Ariely exposes the hidden forces that shape our decisions, revealing the predictable irrationality that influences our daily lives and choices.
The Power of Habit
Charles Duhigg
An exploration of the science of habit formation, how habits influence our daily lives, and how they can be changed. Through compelling stories and scientific research, the book reveals the power of habits in individuals, organizations, and societies, offering insights into how we can transform our lives by understanding and reshaping our habits.
Feeling Great
David D. Burns
Feeling Great presents a revolutionary new treatment for depression and anxiety. It introduces TEAM-CBT, a faster and more effective approach to cognitive behavioral therapy, offering tools and techniques to transform negative feelings into joy and overcome resistance to change. Discover how to crush distorted thoughts, improve relationships, and achieve lasting mental health.
The Elephant in the Brain
Kevin Simler
A provocative exploration of the hidden and often unconscious motives that drive human behavior in everyday life. From social interactions to institutions, this book uncovers the 'elephant in the brain' - the strategic self-deception that shapes our thoughts and actions, revealing the underlying forces at play in our personal lives and society.