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Stealth Wealth is a no-fluff guide to building real, lasting wealth without falling into the status trap. In a culture obsessed with showing off, this book cuts through the noise to show you how the truly wealthy operate—quietly, strategically, and under the radar. Forget flashy cars, endless hustle, or viral personal brands. This book reveals how to grow your net worth by mastering boring businesses, buying back your time, automating income, and keeping your lifestyle lean even when your income climbs. You’ll learn how to structure your financial life like the rich do: with tax ...

What if the most dominant economic ideology of the last half-century wasn’t about shrinking government—but reshaping it into a weapon of capital? The Neoliberal Experiment: Wealth, Power, and the Selling of the World is a gripping, sharply argued investigation into how neoliberalism transformed the global order. From secret meetings in the Swiss Alps to the collapse of post-colonial sovereignty, this book traces the rise of a doctrine that promised freedom but delivered privatization, austerity, and profound inequality. Beginning with Friedrich Hayek and the Mont Pelerin Society, this ...

This isn’t a glow-up. It’s a takeover. Bad Built Bitch is the strength training self-help guide that flips the script on what it means to be a woman in fitness. It’s built for every woman who's been told to stay small, lift light, or look “more feminine.” This book throws all that noise out the window and hands you the mindset, methods, and muscle to do it your way—louder, stronger, and unapologetically powerful. Inside you’ll learn how to: Build muscle without fear of "bulking up" Train with confidence—even in gyms full of bros Eat for strength and shape, not starvation ...

Are you tired of restarting your goals every Monday, only to lose focus by Wednesday? The Power of Self-Discipline: Mastering Focus in a Distracted World isn’t another motivational pep talk—it’s a ruthless blueprint for reclaiming your attention and doing hard things consistently, even when you don’t feel like it. This brutally clear guide rips apart the myths of motivation, multitasking, and “work-life balance,” and replaces them with practical tools for attention training, dopamine control, habit systems, and environmental design. You’ll learn why time management doesn’t ...

How the Ruthless Rise is a direct, unflinching manual for anyone ready to reject the fantasy of fair play and start mastering influence and control in the real world. If you’re tired of feel-good advice that doesn’t work in high-stakes situations, this book delivers clarity—fast. Drawing from Machiavellian leadership tactics and real-world strategy, this book teaches you to dominate through strategic power dynamics, not vague motivational slogans. It exposes the truth behind who actually wins—and why most people never do. You'll learn how to harness psychological manipulation ...

Keith Moon wasn’t just The Who’s drummer—he was their chaos engine, their comic relief, and their most volatile liability. Known for explosive performances and even more explosive offstage antics, Moon’s life was a whirlwind of fame, destruction, brilliance, and heartbreak. Keith Moon: The Last 24 Hours is an unflinching rock and roll biography that reconstructs the final day of this iconic musician's life, diving deep into the real events that led to his tragic death on September 7, 1978, at the age of 32. This book provides a blow-by-blow account of Moon’s last hours, based ...

In a culture drowning in noise, Keanu Reeves remains an anomaly—a figure who speaks less and says more, who walks through the chaos of Hollywood with the quiet of a monk and the presence of a ghost. Neo and Nothingness: The Existential Life of Keanu Reeves is a scalpel-sharp, darkly funny, and deeply researched look at the man who has, without effort or agenda, become a reluctant icon. This is not the usual breathless celebrity worship or nostalgia-laced filmography. Instead, it’s a full-body philosophical dive into what happens when an actor refuses to brand himself, monetize his grief...

Why Rich People Love Fascism is a provocative examination of the unholy alliance between capital and authoritarianism. This book cuts through the myths of political neutrality and liberal virtue to reveal a stark truth: when the wealthy face the threat of democracy, they consistently choose fascism. Not by accident. Not under duress. But willingly, and often eagerly. Drawing on a century of history, the book traces how economic elites have repeatedly aligned themselves with far-right regimes—from Mussolini’s Italy to Hitler’s Germany to Pinochet’s Chile—not because of shared ...

In the 1970s, entire blocks of the South Bronx burned while the rest of New York City looked the other way. City of Fires is the unflinching, deeply researched true story of how deliberate neglect, institutional betrayal, and a brutal calculus of profit over people turned working-class neighborhoods into charred war zones. This isn’t a story of natural decay or “urban blight.” It’s a history of arson-for-profit schemes, city-sanctioned abandonment, and a government that turned a blind eye—sometimes on purpose. Told through the voice of a lifelong New Yorker who lived through the ...

Introduction to Football Strategy is a comprehensive guide for both newcomers and aficionados of the sport. Diving deep into the tactical nuances of football, this book demystifies the complex strategies deployed on the field. From understanding offensive formations to defensive schemes, and the pivotal role of special teams, readers will gain a holistic understanding of the game's intricacies. With detailed diagrams, real-game examples, and expert insights, this is the definitive resource for anyone looking to deepen their appreciation of football's strategic depth. Whether you're a ...

Step into the fractured mind of Kurt Cobain in Kurt Cobain: Drowning in My Words, a raw, unfiltered imagined memoir told entirely in his voice. Through dark humor, self-loathing wit, and heart-wrenching honesty, this book traces the iconic Nirvana frontman’s rise from a chaotic childhood in Aberdeen, Washington, to the global stages he grew to despise. Told in first-person with searing vulnerability and a punchline always lurking under the grief, Cobain revisits the moments that defined—and destroyed—him: from stealing his first guitar, to recording Bleach on fumes and cigarettes, to ...

"Think Like Tom Brady" is a deep dive into the mind, strategies, and practices of one of the greatest football players of all time. Beyond his on-field success, Tom Brady's longevity and consistent performance at the NFL's highest level are testaments to his unparalleled work ethic, mental toughness, and commitment to his craft. This book uncovers the habits, techniques, and mindset that have fueled Brady's illustrious career. From his unwavering self-belief even when he was overlooked during the draft, to his meticulous preparation for every game, and his relentless pursuit of personal and...

In a culture obsessed with politeness, The Cult of Niceness cuts through the emotional theater of compliance to reveal a disturbing truth: the modern ideal of being "nice" is not harmless—it is corrosive. This unflinching analysis dismantles the moral mythology that equates passivity with goodness and conflict-avoidance with emotional intelligence. Drawing from Nietzschean philosophy, psychological research, and real-world institutional patterns, the book exposes how societies reward submission, punish dissent, and conflate moral worth with agreeability. From childhood conditioning in ...

Freddie Mercury told the world who he was on stage—but in these pages, he tells us what he never said off it. Freddie: I Am the Show is an intimate, unapologetic first-person biography written as if Freddie himself could narrate the story of his life—with the clarity, candor, and cultural insight he rarely shared publicly. I remember once, in the early '80s, I was in New York, raiding some private collection at Sotheby’s, pretending I knew more about Indian antiquities than I did. One piece caught my eye—a Mughal miniature painting. Bright, absurdly detailed. A courtesan in a garden...

Why do the least capable now lead the most powerful? Why is brilliance punished and conformity rewarded? And why does modern America, once a beacon of innovation, now seem obsessed with stupidity? In The Death of Intelligence: Why America Rewards Idiots, a scathing and uncompromising exploration unfolds. This book charts how American institutions—from government and education to media and tech—systematically suppress intelligence in favor of compliance. The result isn't just dysfunction. It's a cultural architecture that mass-produces performative incompetence and brands it as ...

Anthony Bourdain didn’t just eat his way across the world—he narrated it, dissected it, and ultimately got devoured by it. Anthony Bourdain: A Guy Who Should Be Dead is an unflinching portrait of the man behind the myth: heroin addict, father, chef, celebrity, and loner. With a sardonic tone that echoes Hemingway and a scalpel-sharp narrative, this book strips away the glossy TV persona and reveals the fractured, compelling human beneath. From his suburban New Jersey childhood and the drug-fueled chaos of New York’s culinary underbelly, to the accidental explosion of Kitchen ...

You weren’t born lost—you were trained to be. From school to society, you were conditioned to obey, not question. To stay small, agreeable, and quiet. 30 Truths To Learn Now or Regret Later is a blunt, unsentimental dismantling of that programming. No fluff. No inspirational filler. Just 30 brutal truths you’ll either face now—or regret later. This isn’t self-help wrapped in affirmation. It’s a psychological crowbar prying open the beliefs that limit you. Every chapter strips down a socially accepted lie: that pain is bad, that support is unconditional, that doing everything ...

Ready to unlock the secrets the pros don’t want you to know? Steroid Confidential delivers a no-BS blueprint for bulking and cutting like an elite athlete while keeping your health in check. You’ll learn how to design cycles that build serious lean mass fast then dial in your diet and training to strip away fat without losing hard-earned muscle. This guide walks you through proven dosing protocols nutrition plans and recovery strategies that elite competitors rely on every day. Whether you’re chasing your first mass gain or preparing for stage ready definition you’ll find the ...

Discover the mental method behind one of the greatest physiques in bodybuilding history. Mind Over Muscle dives deep into the visualization techniques that fueled Arnold Schwarzenegger’s training, posing, and psychological edge—long before science caught up. This isn’t about motivation. It’s about mechanics. Learn how to train your nervous system before your body, to sculpt with precision, rehearse through pain, and develop an internal command center that outlasts any program. Whether you're a serious lifter, strength coach, or competitive bodybuilder, this book teaches you how to ...

Transform your backyard into a living medicine cabinet with Backyard Remedies: Turn Your Garden into a Natural Pharmacy—a comprehensive guide to growing, harvesting, and using powerful medicinal plants at home. Whether you're looking to ease anxiety, treat colds, soothe skin conditions, or manage pain, this no-nonsense manual shows you how to cultivate nature’s most potent remedies in your own soil. Written for serious herbal enthusiasts, this book moves beyond trendy wellness hype to deliver clear, evidence-informed methods for growing and using plants that actually work. Inside, ...