Photo by fauxels Understanding world situations through the language of science is the only way we can really climb out of this murky world we’ve built, and despite everything, a better world is possible. It’s like every day that something comes into your feed, screaming of conflict. Every time you scroll down, you glimpse headlines … More A Better World Is Possible: Finding Hope in These Times
Photo by Sarah Chai 90 Days to Good Health by Robert Knapick offers a framework for living the good life centered around maintaining sound health and a functioning body. If you like living the good life and receiving a good bill of health every time you go to the doctor, you need to work on … More A Picture of Health: Living the Good Life with a Good Body
Photo by Ron Lach Pinpointing what was wrong with mental asylums can take us a long time to answer, so today, we’ve opted to provide some probable causes that could explain the errors in mental asylums of the past. Patricia Lubeck, author of the book Asylum Scandals: Abuse, Torture, Corruption and Murder in Minnesota’s State Hospitals, … More What Was Wrong With Mental Asylums: Failings in Asylums
Photo by Ketut Subiyanto The purpose of a journey is for personal development. That is something that Monique Johnson understands intimately in her pursuit to become a better version of herself. Life moves quickly. It is a storm over the ocean. It is a narrow and cramped hallway that we are zooming through. There are … More New Twists and Turns: Discovering Yourself in the Journey
We’re All Crazy, this brilliant book about the power of having the proper mindset by Jerold Skolnik is an eye-opener, and for me, who’s been feeling down lately, it is a great read! Let’s face it, and let us face it proudly and with a hint of arrogance: the world is insane. We are ruled … More Keeping Properly Sane in An Improperly Crazy World
Photo by Suzy Hazelwood from Pexels Not every day, you hear how someone began their journey to the career path they found themselves. What’s even rarer is hearing about a story of adventure as enjoyable as Jack Hawn’s, which everybody can indulge in from reading his book Blind Journey A Journalist’s Memoirs. Jack Hawn is undoubtedly … More Blind Journey A Journalist’s Memoirs: A Unique Origin Story
Photo by RODNAE Productions Daniel M. DeWald’s Grey Feathers is a thrilling book on actual operations during the Vietnam War, depicting the courage of the 3rd Battalion and their experiences through the harshest conditions. The soldier is often stereotyped as a warmongering brute, extremely gung-ho about going to battle and thinking only of drawing blood … More Led by Love of Country: Discovering Yourself in the Military
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