Thirteen books,
one question
How do people stay connected to themselves and to one another while the world keeps asking for more speed, harder edges, and less attention?
Believing women
4 booksWomen are asked to prove pain before anyone responds to it. These are for the people standing next to them.
You Deserve More Than This
Recognizing patterns, telling apology from accountability, protecting safety, and building a life that does not require you to disappear.
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Man vs. Menopause
A husband's field guide to hot flashes, hormones, sex, sleep, and staying married through the weirdest part.
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Get Out of the Way
Women do not need more praise from men who still keep the budget, the final decision, the protection, and the credit.
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Believe Her the First Time
A Father's Guide to Endometriosis, Pain, and Showing Up When It Matters
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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.
This Book Won't Fix Your Life
Short chapters for overwhelming days, spiraling thoughts, and suspicious hope. It won't fix your life. It might make today easier.
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Still Here, Still Trying
For people carrying more than they say, and still trying to love, lead, heal, repair, and stay soft.
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Still My Mom
Alzheimer's, love, loss, and the work we do before goodbye. Written from inside it, not about it.
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Still Good
Leaving the church changed what I believed. It did not take my family, my conscience, or the goodness I carried with me.
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Staying connected
3 booksHope with its eyes open, and what it takes to stay human while the tools change under us.
Human First
Staying connected across family, leadership, healthcare, work, and disagreement, when everything is pulling the other way.
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The Optimist's Way
Hope with its eyes open. Practising optimism in hard seasons without denying the pain or the work still ahead.
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The Future Still Needs Us
AI is still a human choice. A hopeful, clear-eyed argument about power, care, truth, and what we build next.
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