Feb 28, 2022 | Book Reviews
DDS Dobson-Smith’s new book is aptly entitled You Can Be Yourself Here: Your Pocket Guide to Creating Inclusive Workplaces by Using the Psychology of Belonging. As the beginning of the christening suggests, the book is both a guide book and something of a literary...
Feb 28, 2022 | Book Reviews
“Consciousness is such a common part of life – like breathing air – that it is taken for granted. But with the Information Revolution, the study of consciousness has exploded into a central debate of our time. I am not a neuroscientist, although I am a seasoned...
Feb 15, 2022 | Book Reviews
Bob Schlegel’s new book is titled Angels and Entrepreneurs: A Lifestyle Formula for Starting Your Own Business and Riding the Rollercoaster of Entrepreneurship. As the title and subtitle would suggest, the book extensively covers Schlegel’s keen observational insight...
Feb 11, 2022 | Book of the Month, Book Reviews
Columbia University professor and ExamOne partner and medical examiner Dr. Eli Joseph could make anyone feel they’re in good hands, regardless of his considerable credentials. Dr. Joseph’s manner, literarily speaking, is Clintonesque in its appeal. He has a way of...
Nov 26, 2021 | Book Reviews
Paola Knecht is an interesting kind of motivational author. On the one hand, she’s unrelentingly abstract – although in a manner entirely concurrent with the philosophy she’s pushing. On the other, the book is packed to the brim with unconventional wisdom...
Nov 26, 2021 | Book Reviews
Former director of the Fleet and Family Supporter Center at GTMO, and newfound author Lara M. Sabanosh just released her new book – Caged: The True Story of Abuse, Betrayal, and GTMO. At first glance, you don’t quite know what to expect. The cover has an...
