Two years of very deep and wide research has yielded a new type of self-help guide, the likes of which has never before existed.

The Path is organized upon Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, with sections addressing Spirit, Mind and Body, and a fourth called "Connections". It walks the reader through basic principles of biochemistry, evolution, anthropology, neuroscience, anatomy and nutrition, then shows the latest, cutting-edge discoveries in each of those fields, finally showing how to apply them to one's personal life for deep and lasting change.

The Path essentially brings Dale Carnegie and Anthony Robbins into the 21st century. There are many self-help books that dispense advice, but this shows specifically and in detail, exactly how such advice does or doesn't work - showing the scientific underpinnings behind such things as addictions, emotions, the placebo effect, motivation, self-control, willpower, memory, learning, sleep, exercise and nutrition.

I've tackled such issues as the science behind "hysterical strength", bullying, building a photographic memory, and even the very latest in longevity research. The Path is, in short, a manual for life, and I truly believe it's the most powerful self-help book ever written.

About me: After earning my journalism degree, I was a science reporter and photographer for The Beacon newspaper in Research Triangle Park, before moving to Canada and opening my first company.

A UNC Chancellor's Scholar and multiple Dean's List honoree at the University of North Carolina, I also hold A+, Network+ and Microsoft PC engineering certifications, national certification in Japanese
and recently established the design company Polyglot Studios, KK. My cats are Bibi and Onion.

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