Why Psychopathic Leaders Are Common in Politics & Business

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Why are psychopathic traits common among leaders? Why do some think former CEO Al Dunlap could be a psychopathic leader? According to Jon Ronson, the author of The Psychopath Test, the percentage of psychopathic tendencies is higher among individuals in top corporate positions than the general population. He lays out why many psychopaths become leaders and what he thinks should be done. Here’s Jon Ronson’s take on psychopaths in leadership.

Mental Health in Society & Media: How It’s Sensationalized

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Why is the media fascinated with mental health disorders? Why have mental health diagnoses been increasing lately? In his book The Psychopath Test, British journalist and author Jon Ronson explores how the mental health sector has expanded in recent years. He also discusses the media’s sensationalism with people it finds to be “crazy” and why it’s an unfair representation. Keep reading to learn more about how mental health is depicted in the media.

The Psychopath Test: Book Overview (Jon Ronson)

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How can you identify a psychopath? Why are there so many psychopathic leaders? How is mental health sensationalized in the media? In The Psychopath Test, book author and journalist Jon Ronson explores how psychopaths are diagnosed, their characteristics, and where they stand in society. He also discusses the expansion of mental health diagnoses and how mental health is portrayed in the media. Here’s a brief overview of The Psychopath Test by Jon Ronson.

How to Realize Your Full Potential With a Success-Oriented Mindset

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Are you ready to unlock your true potential? What sets high achievers apart from the rest? Brandon Bornancin’s book Whatever It Takes teaches you how to overcome restrictive beliefs and realize your full potential. You’ll learn how to develop a success-oriented mindset and embrace challenges as opportunities for growth. Here’s how to reach your fullest potential by getting into the right mindset.

How to Be Appealing to Women in a Conversation

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What do women find intriguing in a conversation? How can you be appealing to women? How can you appear mysterious? In his book Conversation Casanova, Dave Perrotta gives advice to men who are looking to up their conversation game. He suggests maintaining an air of mystery, leading the conversation, demonstrating altruism, and more. Here’s how you can captivate women with your conversation skills.

Torture Mom: Book Overview (Ryan Green)

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Have you ever wondered how ordinary people can commit extraordinary acts of cruelty? What drives someone to inflict pain on an innocent child? In Torture Mom, Ryan Green explores the shocking case of Sylvia Likens and her tormentor, Gertrude Baniszewski. This true crime account delves into the dark history and twisted motivations behind one of America’s most horrific child abuse cases. Continue reading for our Torture Mom book overview, and prepare yourself for a haunting journey through the depths of human depravity and its far-reaching consequences.

What Was Wrong With Gertrude Baniszewski?

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Have you ever wondered how childhood experiences shape a person’s future? What was wrong with Gertrude Baniszewski that put her on such a dark path? In Torture Mom, Ryan Green explores the complex life of Gertrude Baniszewski. He lays out her tumultuous upbringing, unstable relationships, and the impact on her children. Her story reveals how early experiences can influence a person’s actions later in life. Keep reading to uncover the shocking details of Gertrude’s story and its lasting consequences.

It’s OK That You’re Not OK (Megan Devine): Book Overview

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Have you suffered a profound loss? Do you have grief that hasn’t yet found its expression in mourning? In her book It’s OK That You’re Not OK, Megan Devine reframes grief as a nuanced, enduring experience that defies societal expectations of recovery. She advocates for self-compassion and community support while integrating loss into one’s life journey. Keep reading for an overview of this book that gently offers practical strategies for coping with grief’s multifaceted impact.

The Effects of Grief: 3 Ways It Turns Your World Upside-Down

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Have you ever experienced deep grief? How does it affect your daily life? It’s OK That You’re Not OK by Megan Devine explores the deep effects of grief on people. She unpacks the disruptions caused by significant loss and highlights the importance of acknowledging grief in our lives and in the lives of others. Keep reading to understand how profound grief impacts us.

The Importance of Grief Support & How to Find the Real Deal

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Have you ever wondered how to navigate the challenging path of grief? What does it mean to find a truly supportive community during times of loss? In It’s OK That You’re Not OK, Megan Devine explores the importance of grief support and maintaining connections with people who genuinely acknowledge your sorrow. She shares insights on finding compassionate communities and holding onto love even in the absence of a cherished one you’ve lost. Keep reading to uncover valuable strategies for dealing with grief and prioritizing compassion.