Good Living

A review of Heather McManamy’s Cards for Brianna: A Mom’s Messages of Living, Laughing, and Loving as Time is Running Out

Shows why teens should be selfish, what this means in the various areas of their lives, and why both self-sacrifice and sacrifice of others are unselfish.

Objectivism is a compilation of essays about Ayn Rand's philosophy for living and loving life. The ebook provides a unique survey of Ayn Rand’s ideas, showing how they are grounded in perceptual reality and how they provide life-serving guidance across the entire spectrum of human concerns, from personal to social to political.

Christmas is a celebration of the good: rationality, creativity, commerce, benevolence, family, friendship, happiness, love.

If you need great Christmas gifts for young kids, this is a gold mine.

Shows how parenting with the Master Question is an application of certain aspects of Objectivism to the process of raising a child.

Daniel Wahl reviews The Cloudspotter’s Guide, by Gavin Pretor-Pinney.

A stroll through some of the best children’s books in print and a few out of print. If you have young children or know anyone who does, this is a gold mine.

Shows how one basic principle applies to all aspects of parenting and raising a reality-oriented, independent-thinking, life-loving child.

A review of Jim Collins’s Good to Great.