Thirteen books
is a lot. I know.
I did not sit down one morning with a publishing strategy that involved writing about endometriosis, Alzheimer’s, marriage, men, AI, faith, leadership and my own wandering brain. I kept running into things I could not stop thinking about. Writing was how I worked through them. One book kept leading me toward another.
You do not need to read them in order. Find the one closest to whatever is going on in your life right now.
Believe Her The First Time
The argument behind the book: why belief, not expertise, is the first thing a woman with endometriosis needs from the people around her, why it takes nine years to get it from medicine, and what it costs when the people who love her make her prove it too. Chapter one is free.
What it costs when we make women prove their pain — and what changes when the people around her stop asking for proof.
Believing women
3 booksWomen are asked to prove pain before anyone responds to it. These are for the people standing next to them.
Becoming a better man
2 booksNot the loud version. The one that listens, gets out of the way, and does the unglamorous work.
What we carry
4 booksGrief, caregiving, and the things families hold without ever being asked whether they can.
Staying connected
3 booksHope with its eyes open, and what it takes to stay human while the tools change under us.
