The Author of The Next Conversation, Lawyer Jefferson Fisher, does not use all the latest in research psychology to analyze and perfect his conversational technique and advice. Instead, he uses his years of experience as a litigator and presents his lessons from the school of hard knocks in a heartfelt and interesting way. He presents plenty of personal examples and stories to go along with excellent tips and techniques you can use in your next conversation. Join us a we check it out!

This book has some surprising ways of linking Stoic Philosophy back to how we can live the good life in the modern era. The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins is a great take on an ancient idea: people will sometimes do things you do not like. Why not just let them? Most of the things that happen around us, including the actions of other people, are outside our control. The Let Them Theory helps us identify those things and put them in the proper perspective so we can let them make their mistakes while we let ourselves be the best we can be. Join us!

Jason and Dylan review a book from Ryan Holiday's Virtue Series: Right Thing Right Now: Justice in an Unjust World. Among other things, this book examines how the blurring of the line between what is legal and what is right is contributing to the erosion of society. But is also brings hope by highlighting what we can do ourselves to bring just a little justice to a world that sometimes seems to care so little about it. Join us!