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  Brain Training and Memory...

  Roger C. Brink

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  Do you want to achieve the greatest brain capacity and get rid of brain fog without any medical treatment? Even if your mind is constantly scattered and unfocused, this book will guide you towards the optimum brain health. This guide was written to boost your brain’s abilities and take you to the best version of yourself in just 7 days.This includes two books:•	Brain Training 101: Improve your memory in just 7 days with brain exercises, guided meditations, and affirmations•	Memory Improvement: Brain training and accelerated learning to discover your unlimited memory potential. Declutter your mind to boost your IQ through insane focusHere's a short preview of what you'll discover:•	How to achieve the perfect brain health with one-hundred tested and effective tricks (By practicing these hacks, you’ll be able to develop vivid cognitive abilities!)•	How to obtain COMPLETE mental clarity and focus with seven guided meditations.•	Positive affirmations to transform your scattered self into a confident and positive self in just an INSTANT.•	One self-hypnosis to defeat your mental blockages and demonstrate your confused and distracted self who is the one controlling your life.•	Ten kinds of brain exercises to use in your daily life to become as sharp as a tack.•	How to maintain your cognitive functions healthy with ten simple practices.•	How to BOOST in an instant creativity, memory retention, and problem-solving skills (You’ll develop new learning capacities and you’ll be able to absorb new information as never before!)And much, much more…If you want to access these expert-designed exercises and unleash the power of your brain at peak performance, you should start listening to this audiobook today!

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  Eye Movement Desensitization and...

  Shawn L. Murphy

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  Stop Negative Emotions From Taking Control Of Your Life With Eye Movement Desensitization And Reprocessing Therapy 
  Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, or EMDR, is a nontraditional type of psychotherapy that is commonly used in treating post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. EMDR uses a patient's own rapid, rhythmic eye movements, instead of talk therapy or medications, to stifle the influence of emotionally charged memories of traumatic events. EMDR’s aim is to make disturbing memories less crippling. 
  This book is a comprehensive guide on how EMDR can help you deal with everyday anxieties, depressive symptoms, and other mental health issues.Here’s what you’ll get:29 life changes that can happen after EMDR therapy sessionsSеlf-cаrе tiрѕ to prevent burnоut and secondary PTSD5 tips fоr gеtting the mоѕt out of mеntаl health trеаtmеntsHow еffесtivе EMDR is in managing PTSD, anxiety, codependent behavior, menopause, and addictionHow to use EMDR thеrару to bесоmе more cоnfidеntHealing onе'ѕ wоundеd innеr child thrоugh thеrаруHow EMDR bеnеfits a child with autismAnd so much more! 
  A lot of research still needs to be done on the effectiveness of EMDR. However, people who have tried it attest that EMDR helped weaken the effects of negative emotions on their mental health, and allowed them to live a fuller, happier life. 
  What are you waiting for? Become the master of your emotions!Scroll up and Click on “Buy Now” today!

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  Skin in the Game by Nassim...

  FlashBooks, Dean Bokhari

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  Skin in the Game by Nassim Nicholas Taleb - Book Summary 
  About | Skin in the Game: Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 
   
  Nassim Nicholas Taleb was considered a modern prophet when his bestseller The Black Swan predicted the 2007 economic recession. Now, Skin in the Game, his newest book, is considered to be his most provocative and practical work yet. 
   
  In this text, Taleb redefines the modern way of understanding the world and offers critical insight into the best ways people can contribute to a fair and just society while influencing each other for the better. 
   
  By citing examples from the beginning of history (the Hebrew Bible and the Code of Hammurabi) all the way to the 2016 election of Donald Trump, Taleb builds a compelling case about the importance of risk and reward. In his view, a willingness to accept personal risk for a situation is a crucial character trait of those society considers heroes, saints, and all other successful people. 
   
  In other words, Skin in the Game tells us to refrain from trusting anyone that won’t put their own security on the line. Living with the consequences of real risk is what’s necessary for fairness and justice to prevail. 
   
  Here’s What You’ll Learn About in This Summary: 
   
  - Why the minority so often rule the preferences of the majority 
   
  - Why ethical rules aren’t universal 
   
  - Taleb’s reasons why it’s possible to be an intellectual but still an idiot 
   
  - Why you shouldn’t ever trust someone’s opinion if they stand to gain from your decision. 
   
  - The importance of having skin in the game for making decisions for greater society. 
   
  - Why you should distrust complicated solutions that someone else was paid to find 
   
  - And much, much more…

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  Free Speech - The First...

  Andrew Porwancher

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  One Day University presents a series of audio lectures recorded in real-time from some of the top minds in the United States. Given by award-winning professors and experts in their field, these recorded lectures dive deep into the worlds of religion, government, literature, and social justice.The First Amendment to the Constitution is considered a pillar of our democracy. By placing checks on governmental power to silence its populace, its protections have important ramifications. But the First Amendment is not simply a legal concept - it has significant and far-reaching cultural implications as well. This course will consider questions of how we define speech, and when the state or others can interfere with individual rights. What the First Amendment protects is largely a function of why it offers protection - a commitment to democracy and liberty. In pursuit of these ideals, courts have often placed a higher value on political speech, although no such distinction is made in the Constitution. In recent years, American universities today have become hotbeds not just for vigorous debate but for questioning whether vigorous debate even has a rightful place on campus. Speech codes, cancelled guest lecturers, and hecklers regularly make headlines. This talk will explore how our colleges have become lightning rods for conflict about the First Amendment.

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  The Very Hungry Parasite - It's...

  Josh Miller

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  Discover the incredible, disturbing world of diseases and parasites in this faux children’s book for adults—a bathroom reader to die for. 
   
  Your time on the toilet will never be the same when the colorful facts and stomach-churning trivia in this illustrated bathroom reader begin to scare the crap right out of you, including: 
   
  • The uniquely powerful diarrhea of Minnesota 
   
  • How a common STD can turn you into a disfigured walking tree 
   
  • The brain-eating amoeba that could be swimming in your pool 
   
  • How much mucus your body produces 
   
  • An untreatable disease that creates real-life zombies (with sex addictions) 
   
  • How a sexy fad nearly eradicated an entire species of lice

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  Why We Elect Narcissists and...

  Bill Eddy

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  The bestselling author and therapist describes how electing high-conflict personalities—from Hitler and Mao to Putin and Trump—threatens democracy. 
   
  Democracy is under siege. The reason isn’t politics but personalities: too many countries have come under the sway of high-conflict people (HCPs) who have become politicians. Most of these high-conflict politicians have traits of narcissistic personality disorder, antisocial (i.e., sociopathic) personality disorder, or both. This is the first and only guide for identifying and thwarting them.  
   
  HCPs don’t avoid conflict, they thrive on it, widening social divisions and exacerbating international tensions. Eddy, the world’s leading authority on high-conflict personalities, explains why they’re so seductive and describes the telltale traits that define HCPs—he even includes a helpful list of forty typical HCP behaviors. 
   
  Drawing on historical examples from Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and Nixon to Trump, Maduro, and Putin, Eddy shows how HCPs invent enemies and manufacture phony crises so they can portray themselves as the sole heroic figure who can deal with them, despite their inability to actually solve problems. He describes the best ways to expose HCPs as the charlatans they are, reply to their empty and misleading promises, and find genuine leaders to support. Eddy brings his deep psychotherapeutic experience to bear on a previously unidentified phenomena that presents a real threat to the world. 
   
  “Eddy details a prescriptive, strategic action formula for preventing the predictable destructive outcomes of authoritarian leaders. This book will alarm you, inform you, and shake up your perspective—propelling you to take action—but only reasonable and effective action!” —Donald T. Saposnek, PhD, author of Mediating Child Custody Disputes

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