Faith isn’t just for church. This insight is at the core of H. Emilie Cady’s classic New Thought text, LESSONS IN TRUTH. Taking a Christian perspective, Cady maintained that people who suffuse all areas of their lives with faith in God are more likely to succeed and less likely to suffer. Transform your belief into […]
Weekend Wisdom – Elicit Everyone’s Best
Theories about teamwork management often involve thinking of the group as cohesive entity. And to be sure, how a group works together is important to the team’s success. But in HIGH OUTPUT MANAGEMENT, co-founder and longtime leader at Intel Andrew Grove points out that the best managers don’t treat the team as a group. Instead, each […]
The Mommy Blogger With a Past
Tiffany Jenkins isn’t like most women with parenting blogs. In lieu of a Pinterest page, she has a rap sheet (17 arrests, 20-plus felonies) and a memoir about her life as a drug addict. Now sober and the mother of three young children, Jenkins has become famous for being honest in an industry where everyone […]
The Marriage Fixer
In the lore of the controversial radio host Laura Schlessinger, husbands are a bit like Gremlins: if they aren’t fed and cared for properly, they will become upset and lose control. Fortunately, this fate can be avoided. Our Instaread on Schlessinger’s instruction manual for a happy relationship, THE PROPER CARE AND FEEDING OF HUSBANDS, is packed […]
Three Reasons to Eat Less Meat
Meat: for a number of Western eaters, it’s almost always what’s for dinner. In the United States, the average consumer eats well over 200 pounds of meat in a given year, an amount totaling more than many diners’ body weight. Combined with copious eggs and dairy products, the Western fascination with meat has made for […]
Weekend Wisdom – Give up on Band-Aid Solutions
Autoimmune disorders are on the rise, including rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, IBS, fibromyalgia, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, and celiac disease. In THE AUTOIMMUNE SOLUTION, Amy Myers points to a fundamental flaw in conventional medicine: it tends to treat the symptoms of these disorders while overlooking the patient’s overall quality of life. If you want to get to the bottom […]
A is For Adultery
Sin. Secrets. Revenge. The themes running through the great Romantic novels of American literature are reminiscent of soap operas, yet these are the books that established the US literary scene as important enough to rival that of England. As one of the first mass-produced books in the States, THE SCARLET LETTER was momentous not just […]
Who Wants to be a Millionaire
Sure, some people become millionaires with dramatic business moves or by winning the lottery. But more often, people get rich by putting one foot in front of another and making the right choices on a consistent basis. For anyone who’s dreaming about a seven-figure income, here are two top insights from MILLIONAIRE SUCCESS HABITS. Key Insight […]
Weekend Wisdom – Beyond the Comfort Zone
Like most animals, humans naturally dwell in their comfort zones. In extreme weather, it’s nice to stay at home. Lunch with an old friend feels easier than a meal with someone new. And we feel most capable when we’re doing familiar work over which we have a sense of mastery. When the opportunity arises, we […]
The Invisible Heart
You’ve probably heard that the market has an invisible hand. The person who coined that famous phrase was Adam Smith, the Scottish intellectual who invented the field of economics as we know it. But did you know that Smith also wrote a book about morality? His lesser-known classic THE THEORY OF MORAL SENTIMENTS explores how […]
