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Are you drowning in clutter, overwhelmed by endless to-do lists, and stuck in the never-ending chase for "more"? It’s time to break free. In Decluttering Our Lives and Embracing a Minimalist Lifestyle, you’ll find the inspiration, tools, and humor to simplify your world and create a life that truly matters. From taming overflowing closets and chaotic schedules to redefining success and finding peace in the everyday, this book is your step-by-step guide to intentional living.

Thinking Like a Mathematician: Unlocking Logic, Probability, and Problem Solving for Everyday Life is your guide to mastering the art of mathematical thinking—not just for solving equations, but for navigating the complexities of life with clarity and confidence. Whether you're making decisions under uncertainty, analyzing patterns in data, or simply trying to approach challenges with a sharper mind, this book reveals how the principles of mathematics can transform the way you think.

We’re taught to follow the rules, fit in, and take the safest path—but history’s greatest innovators did the opposite. They procrastinated, they broke the rules, they quit at the right time, and they embraced ideas that seemed crazy… until they changed the world. If you’ve ever felt like you don’t fit in, like your ideas are “too weird,” or like the conventional path isn’t for you—this book will prove you’re in good company.

In Whispers of Wonder, you’ll discover a collection of enchanting tales that will spark your imagination and warm your heart. From a clockwork dragon with a secret to a mysterious library filled with whispering books, these stories are brimming with wonder, mystery, and a touch of the extraordinary.

In The Three Toms, author Kevin L. Whitworth takes listeners on a bold intellectual journey through the minds of three of history’s most powerful—and controversial—thinkers: Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, and Thomas Sowell. Part memoir, part philosophical deep dive, and part cultural critique, this book connects the fiery dissent of Paine, the visionary structure of Jefferson, and the data-driven realism of Sowell into one electrifying guide to independent thought.

In The Bullshit Economy, we pull back the curtain on the modern workplace to reveal a dystopian circus of meaningless jobs, performative busywork, and corporate theater. From endless meetings that could’ve been emails to “innovation” that’s just rebranded mediocrity, this book is your wake-up call to the absurdity of a system that values optics over outcomes.

In Praise of the Autodidact celebrates the rebels, innovators, and self-starters who prove otherwise. From ancient philosophers to modern entrepreneurs, history is full of people who skipped the traditional path—and changed the world anyway. This book is a manifesto for anyone who believes education doesn’t end at graduation. It’s for the curious mind that refuses to wait for permission, the creative thinker who learns by doing, and the problem-solver who builds knowledge in unexpected ways.

In Lawn and Disorder: Manifesto for the Lawnless Generation, author and unapologetic dirt-stirrer Kevin L. Whitworth takes a flamethrower to the idea that a pristine patch of grass equals success. With wit, facts, and a trowel full of rebellion, he reveals how America became obsessed with the lawn—and why it’s time we dig something better.

In Greenwashed: The New Religion of Climate Guilt, the gloves come off. With biting wit, deep research, and a healthy dose of skepticism, this book dives into the modern environmental movement—unpacking its dogmas, hypocrisies, and unintended consequences. From carbon credits traded like poker chips on Wall Street, to plant-based meats wrapped in plastic and shipped thousands of miles, Greenwashed exposes how marketing, fear, and virtue-signaling have overtaken real solutions.

From the oceans to the womb, plastic has invaded every corner of our world. We wear it, eat it, breathe it—and now, we even bleed it. Trapped in Plastic is a searing exposé that cuts through the greenwashed marketing and corporate spin to reveal the truth: this isn’t just a pollution crisis. It’s a political one.

Are you drowning in a sea of motivational quotes, productivity hacks, and overpriced self-help courses promising to “fix” you? Do you ever wonder if the real problem isn’t you—but the billion-dollar industry convincing you that you’re a broken mess in need of their wisdom (for three easy payments of $99.99)? This book is your permission slip to step away from the self-improvement hamster wheel and embrace the revolutionary idea that you are not broken.

In a world that glorifies hustle and urgency, The Power of Procrastination flips the script, exploring how deliberate delays and thoughtful pauses have fueled some of the greatest achievements in history. From Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa to Jeff Bezos’s rise with Amazon, from Pixar’s timeless storytelling to George R.R. Martin’s epic world of Westeros, this book reveals how waiting—when done with purpose—can lead to creativity, innovation, and success.

We’ve all told small lies to protect someone’s feelings or avoid an awkward situation. But how often do we stop to consider why we’re bending the truth—and the impact it has on our relationships, our self-esteem, and our view of reality? In Lies Between the Lines: Unmasking Everyday Deceptions and Knowing When to Speak (or Withhold) the Truth, Kevin peels back the layers of our most common fibs, omissions, and polite fictions.

In The Red Pill Con, you'll discover how headlines are manufactured, outrage is monetized, and truth is optional if it gets in the way of ratings. From cable news acting like a circus to corporate sponsors steering the storylines, this book pulls back the curtain on a system built not to inform—but to manipulate. Packed with dark humor, satire, and real-world case studies (including Balloon Boy, WMDs, and disasters that never happened), this isn’t just a critique—it’s a survival guide for anyone tired of being emotionally hijacked by a news cycle that never sleeps and rarely tells the truth.

In The Great Stupidification, Kevin Whitworth takes you on a hilarious, infuriating, and eye-opening ride through a world that has traded critical thinking for clickbait, abandoned practical skills for pointless credentials, and elevated fake expertise to a global sport. From brain-melting corporate jargon to the rise of fake gurus, from the productivity theater of endless meetings to the social media circus where outrage is currency, this book exposes how we got so stupid—and why it’s getting worse.

When tech-savvy Arianna Lynn and book-loving Kiya Jo are sent to spend the summer at their great-grandfather’s old farm, they expect boredom, bugs, and absolutely no Wi-Fi. What they get instead is a mystery buried deeper than the roots of the orchard.

The Compassionate Capitalists pulls back the curtain on the forgotten entrepreneurs who built empires without grinding their workers into dust. From Henry Ford doubling wages overnight to Madam C.J. Walker building a beauty empire that empowered thousands of Black women, these industrialists dared to prove that you could run a successful business without being a soulless overlord.

Welcome to the future—where you don’t own your life, you just rent it on a never-ending payment plan. In this hilariously grim exposé, cult-favorite satirist Kevin L. Whitworth takes a blowtorch to the subscription-obsessed, loyalty-scammed, AI-gaslit reality we now call "late-stage capitalism." From monthly fees for heated car seats to customer service bots trained in psychological warfare, You Will Own Nothing unpacks how everything—literally everything—is being turned into a billable feature.