This book by Joseph Nguyen explores the root cause of all psychological and emotional suffering and offers a new paradigm for understanding the human experience. It provides tools and insights to help readers become unaffected by negative thoughts and feelings, experience unconditional love and joy, and break free from self-destructive habits. The book emphasizes that suffering is optional and that an expansion of consciousness is necessary to solve problems that cannot be addressed with the same level of consciousness that created them. It includes new chapters, journaling prompts, and contemplative exercises in the expanded edition.

Don Yeager's "Never Die Easy" is a biography of Walter Payton, a legendary Chicago Bears running back. The book details Payton's life, both on and off the field, offering insights into his character and achievements. Yeager's intimate account captures Payton's determination and resilience, even in the face of his terminal illness. The biography explores Payton's dedication to his sport and his commitment to his family and community. It serves as a testament to Payton's enduring legacy and his impact on the world of football.

Garrett Gunderson's "Killing Sacred Cows" challenges conventional wisdom in personal finance. The book tackles common misconceptions and outdated strategies, offering fresh perspectives on wealth building and financial planning. Gunderson's approach emphasizes practical strategies and actionable steps, empowering readers to take control of their financial future. He encourages readers to question established norms and adopt a more proactive approach to their finances. The book is known for its clear and concise explanations of complex financial concepts.