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This diet will allow you to escape the endless diet trap by following simple yet potentially life-changing exercises in order to develop new effective habits and a much improved relationship with food and your body. You just need to take 10 minutes out of...

For the most subtle historians of thought, Descartes is not only the founder of modern philosophy, according to Hegel, but also the prophet of the science of the future. Before René Descartes (1596-1650) proclaimed the autonomy of reason, Renaissance thought struggled in confusion, lacking...

The Instant Cult Classic on the Art of Reprogramming Your Own Psychological Software. This visionary guide argues that the mind can be compared to software, made up of many interwoven algorithms which were originally programmed by natural selection. It is possible to rewire cognitive...

Taming Emotions is not a book about horses. It is a manual on emotions. David Russ shares everything that horses, coaching, natural dressage, neuroscience and other disciplines have taught him to learn how to better manage his emotions and yours. ................................................................................................................The author combines, in...

Don Quixote has become so entranced reading tales of chivalry that he decides to turn into a knight. In the company of his squire, Sancho Panza, these exploits blossom in many ways. While Quixote's fancy often leads him astray—Sancho acquires sagacity. Together they have...

In Sleep Smarter, Stevenson shares easy tips and tricks to discover the best sleep and best health of your life. With his 14-Day Sleep Makeover, you’ll learn how to create the ideal sleep sanctuary. Sleep Smarter is the ultimate guide to sleeping better, feeling...

This book takes you through a journey of over 30 years through the universe of Dragon Ball games, perhaps one of the most worshiped. Its authors will take you from classics like the Super Butouden to strange games that never left Japan. This is...

This book is the most complete and rigorous research on elves, whose existence some still doubt. An aspect of our popular folklore that was almost forgotten and relegated to the background, now in the foreground thanks to the work of two researchers. / ¿Crees...

There are elves in many homes; they may be in yours too. They like to go unnoticed and hide in the most unexpected house corners. When they speak, they do so in verse, because they love poetry. More than twenty home elves have been...

Do you believe you have to settle for a life without passion, in which each one remains entrenched in his side of the couch or bed with nothing (or maybe just a little) of friction? Do you really think it's normal to feel so...

Culmination of Nietzsche's thought, committed to criticizing the Christian foundations of Western culture, as well as a stark plea for a new transvaluation of values. In any case, a controversial, actual essay that invites the reader to investigate and continues to give something to...

This anthology is not a theory of invective nor a method for the practice of insult, but rather an example of the exercise of what we could call the art of insult in the pen of one of the most accomplished masters: Arthur Schopenhauer....

Compiled more than two thousand years ago by a mysterious warrior-philosopher, The Art of War is still perhaps the most prestigious and influential book of strategy in the world, as eagerly studied in Asia by modern politicians and executives as it has been by...

Success is an art form that few can master. Here, Sun Tzu's ancient principles of war, reinterpreted for the modern businessperson, offer the skills to gain an advantage and achieve success in the corporate battlefield...and the strategies to win at work when conflicts arise....

This remarkable best-seller, a 300-year-old book of wisdom on how to live successfully yet responsibly in a society governed by self-interest, is a subtle collection of 300 witty and thought-provoking aphorisms as acute as Machiavelli yet as humanistic and scrupulously moral as Marcus Aurelius.

Accomplished stylist Somer Flaherty helps readers figure out what their look is (or ought to be), and how to tailor that look to their own particular body type. Also, for all of the future Rachel Zoe’s out there, Flaherty helps readers understand the skills...

The Art of Always Being Right catalogues the 38 subtle tricks businessmen, negotiators, politicians, and lawyers use to gain advantage. It may well be that you are in the right. But once you enter into a debate with someone else being right is not...

The Way of Life is the spiritual testament, the moral legacy that Leo Tolstoy decided to leave to the world in his final days. A literary gem in which, more concerned with the message than with the forms, he offers us his reflections on...

Josefa Bosch, nicknamed "the Pardala", fought against the Napoleonic invaders in the lands of Morella, participating in the fight as another soldier. After being imprisoned and hanged by the French, her figure - almost forgotten in official records for a long time - lingers...

In 2001, Dr. Loyd discovered how to activate a function built into the body that removes the source of up to 95% of all illness. The neuro-immune system can then do its job of healing whatever is wrong in the body. Dr. Loyd's findings...