Books, Of Course

Books about human behavior, anthropology, spirituality, creativity, and leadership, explored with curiosity and humor. We examine the ideas, the evidence, and the seductive possibility that your next purchase will explain absolutely everything.

Your Invisible Power After Trauma: What Genevieve Behrend Taught Me About Imagination

Hypervigilance can make imagination extraordinarily good at picturing danger. Genevieve Behrend’s Your Invisible Power helped me think differently about trauma, recovery & vivid visualization.

By Kathryn Fredrickson

/ 17 Aug 2026

Your Invisible Power After Trauma: What Genevieve Behrend Taught Me About Imagination

Three Feet From Gold: Napoleon Hill on When Not to Quit

What Napoleon Hill’s “three feet from gold” taught me about persistence, recovery, changing course, and knowing when not to quit.

By Kathryn Fredrickson

/ 17 Aug 2026

Three Feet From Gold: Napoleon Hill on When Not to Quit

Neville Goddard on Self-Concept, Projection and Reclaiming Identity

What happens when other people’s judgments become part of your identity? I explore Neville Goddard, projection, coercive control, self-concept & the evidence we can use to reconsider old labels.

By Kathryn Fredrickson

/ 17 Aug 2026

Neville Goddard on Self-Concept, Projection and Reclaiming Identity