At age 34, Mo Gawdat was at the top of his game. He had what most men only dream of having. As a tech entrepreneur he had founded numerous companies and his work for IBM, Microsoft, and later Google, had given him success, recognition, and wealth. He could buy whatever a man might want, including
When Bill Gates speaks, people listen. When his wife, Melinda, adds her voice, we listen even more intently. In reviewing the new book, Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World—And Why Things Are Better Than You Think, Melinda says, “Hans Rosling tells the story of ‘the silent miracle of human progress.’ It explains why
Mohammad “Mo” Gawdat is a man who had it all. He has a degree in engineering paired with an MBA degree. He is a serial entrepreneur who has co-founded more than twenty businesses. He worked at IBM and Microsoft before joining Google in 2007 to start its business in Emerging Markets. Over a period of
I have been dealing with depression for 70 years now. My book, describing my own healing journey, begins with these words “I was five years old when my uncle drove me to the mental hospital.” He was taking me to see my father who had been committed to Camarillo State Mental hospital after taking an
For nearly 50 years I have been helping men and women to live fully, love deeply, and make a difference in the world. My professional journey began on November 21, 1969 when my son, Jemal, was born. After coaching my wife through twenty-four hours of labor with the techniques we learned in the Lamaze child
Like millions of others in the U.S. and throughout the world, I’ve been depressed a lot in my life and I’ve taken medications to help relieve the hopelessness, irritability, and lack of energy that plagued me. In 2004, I wrote a book, The Irritable Male Syndrome: Understanding the 4 Key Causes of Depression and Aggression
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