"Unlocking the Potential: Understanding and Managing ADHD" is a comprehensive guide to ADHD that provides readers with a deep understanding of the disorder and offers practical strategies for managing its symptoms. The book begins with an overview of ADHD, including its history, prevalence, and diagnostic criteria. It then delves into the specific symptoms of ADHD, which can include inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and difficulties with executive...

Sensitivity is a superpower. This is the era of emotion: EQ training for employees, empathy in leadership, the Experience Economy of consumers. But how do we access the full potential of creativity, originality, innovation, intuition, flexibility, and inclusiveness that emotions can unlock? Through sensitivity. Sensitivity is the degree to which we sense and perceive the world. For too long we have seen it as a weakness, especially in business:...

Beautiful Women: A View from the Heart contains inspiring, real-life stories of women who've helped another person - or many others - to uniquely change their life for the better. Each story is told by an inspired individual, about a woman who demonstrates "love-based values," but who has generally not received recognition for their inner beauty. Just weeks before deciding to write this book, Charlie held his newborn daughter in his arms for...

From the critically acclaimed author of Think Like a Rocket Scientist comes a simple process for discarding obsolete beliefs and cultivating independent thought A rare handful of leaders, artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs seem to have Teflon in their heads. They think and act with genuine independence, offering up ideas and insights direct from the subtle workings of their own minds. No matter how far that might take them from their social or...

"Covering a wide variety of STEAM topics, including geology, paleontology, physics, astronomy, creative writing and drawing, this collection of poems is presented in the format of an allegorical house that sparks wonder and shows readers how to kindle itin themselves"--

"After a long, cold winter, doors finally open, and children spill out like candies from a box. Amanda is the last one out of the apartment building, with a carton of chalk in her hands. On every inch of the pavement outside, the children draw pictures of flowers and trees, mushrooms and snails, and a few very unexpected things. It's a concrete garden. Their creativity, unfettered in the open air, brings something beautiful, something hopeful, to...