At a mere 284 pages, The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness is a short read. Don’t let the length fool you though. Inside, you’ll find a wealth of information about how you can improve your cognitive function, and take your brain’s performance to a higher level. That means that you’ll benefit from this book whether you want to take preventative steps against Alzheimer's, or simply cut down on your mental chatter. Learn More

One Amazon reviewer summarized Thinkertoys best, when he said “Consider this the Bible of creative thinking”. Written by Michael Michalko, Thinkertoys will give you a number of tools that you can use to increase your creativity. These include puzzles, tips, and experiments that will force you to think outside the box. Learn More

Even though it was first published in 1990, The Disciplined Trader has remained an industry classic for more than two decades. Mark Douglas compellingly argues that if you’re a losing trader you deserve it, and if you’re a winning trader, you deserve that as well. The market doesn’t care about you, and it will give you the results that you’ve earned. Learn More

A quick quiz: is there a difference between the mind and the brain? Answer: traditional science says that they’re one and the same. However, in The Mind and the Brain, Schwartz and Begley effectively argue that they are actually separate entities. They don’t make this argument lightly. Instead, they base it off of the decades of experience that Schwartz has with treating people diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder. Learn More

If you look at the Amazon page for In Search of Memory you’ll find that three out of four people have left it a five star review. That’s well above normal standards, and probably puts this book near the top 10% for all of the publications that Amazon stocks. One of the reasons that In Search of Memory is so popular is the way Eric Kandel expertly blends his own personal story, with his lifetime of research on the brain. Learn More