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Behind many successful businesses are people silently battling adult ADHD, overwhelm, burnout, self-doubt, and the exhausting pressure of masking who they really are.Nick Silverstone knows that world intimately.After years of living with undiagnosed ADHD, dyslexia, and Rejection Sensitive...

'Extremely compelling' – THE GUARDIAN 'Remarkable' – WASHINGTON POST 'A beautifully-rendered memoir' – PUBLISHERS WEEKLY Because We Are Bad is a gripping, fast-paced non-fiction memoir that takes you inside the invisible war of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) — where a single...

From selling banana leaves as a seven-year-old boy in Zamboanga, Philippines, to becoming a successful entrepreneur and business leader in Canada, Ruben Fernandos journey is a remarkable story of faith, resilience, love, and determination.Discover the extraordinary life of a man who worked in a...

Imagine discovering the locked diaries of someone who recorded his unvarnished, behind-the-scenes encounters with some of the most famous people of his generation: world leaders, explorers, iconic movie and sports stars, and even two canonized saints. How badly would you want to locate that key?...

From a working-class upbringing in Paisley to operating as a private contractor in some of the worlds most volatile conflict zones, Life in the Red Zone is Andrew Robertsons unfiltered memoir of survival, leadership and purpose. Arriving in Kabul in 2006 as a mechanic to keep the vehicles of...

In the tradition of Susannah Cahalan's Brain on Fire and Hadley Freeman's Good Girls, this is an intimate, deeply researched story of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) by the celebrated Smithsonian editor, memoirist, and essayist. Before I can tell you about the shock treatment, I should tell you...

A Life of Impact: A Biography of Samuel L. Kountz, MD is a powerful and deeply human portrait of one of the most influential pioneers in transplant surgery. Spanning from the segregated cotton fields of rural Arkansas to the forefront of global medical innovation, this biography captures not...

What makes people decide children are worth the fight? The Education Avengers is about more than remarkable people. It is about the ideas they embody, the conditions they create for human flourishing, and the extraordinary things that happen when ordinary people decide children are worth the fight. In this book, Jeanne Allen introduces listeners to a new class of heroes who saw children being failed and decided they could not look away. They did not set out to become heroes. Most began with a child, a question, or a concern they could no longer ignore.

SOLAR COASTER is a business memoir offering a rare insider's perspective on the US solar industry's evolution, its political challenges, and the author's personal triumphs. Interwoven with spiritual realizations and a message of resilience, this book is for listeners seeking inspiration, business and industry insight, and a deeper understanding of how soul-based leadership can guide professional success.

A download is where the long game starts. Why do players return? When does growth build a business, and when does it hide a problem? How does a founder keep going when the original plan stops working? Drawing on twenty years building games and backing founders, Joakim Achrén tells the stories...

Adolescence has always been turbulent, but today’s teens face a perfect storm: a rewired digital world, mounting academic pressures and the lingering effects of a global pandemic. Anxiety and depression are soaring, and parents are left wondering—how do I protect my child?This groundbreaking...

“One of the best ways to learn is through stories. When a storyteller does it right, we laugh, we cry, and we remember. In Three Streams, John Grover has woven impactful life lessons into stories that leave us not only smiling but also smarter.” —Jocko Willink, #1 New York Times...

Systematically Excluded: A Trial Judge’s Fight for Justice is the story of a trial judge’s ruling in a particular case and what followed when he decided to speak about a petition for certification of law—a matter he believed demanded it. A single ruling—and the speech surrounding it—became the focal point of years of scrutiny, controversy, and institutional response. This book reflects on the professional and human costs of standing alone in the face of institutional power.

There are few people on Earth who have lived as close to the edge as Geoffrey Kent. Known for building the billion-dollar empire Abercrombie & Kent from a single Land Rover in the African bush, Kent is one part James Bond, two parts Indiana Jones—a man who pushed the boundaries of exploration...

From an acclaimed New York Times bestselling biographer comes a remarkable new look at the only man to serve as both president and chief justice of the United States. The conventional wisdom is that William Howard Taft was a mediocre president, a man almost without political skills. Yet Taft’s...

Audiobook narrated by Gibson Frazier "As If We Were Staying is more than a memoir; it’s an antidote to despair—a vision for how to commit to hope on a planet where the outlook feels increasingly dire."—Ari Shapiro, journalist and New York Times bestselling author of The Best Strangers in...

Reminiscent of William Styron’s Darkness Visible but with an appealing vein of humor, a magnificently written memoir of riding the depression roller coaster, choosing electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), and finding the path to happiness—with fascinating side-journeys into the nature of identity...

The bizarre true story of the world’s first hand transplant, the surgeons who made it happen, and the compulsive thief who got a new set of fingerprints—and took them on the lam. When surgeons completed the world’s first hand transplant in 1998, it was supposed to be a moment of triumph...