AI Predictions and Holistic Healing Guides: Free Nonfiction eBooks
The Hard Way Home by Frank Scarso: The Hard Way Home tells the powerful true story of Frank Scarso’s rise from a hardworking Brooklyn upbringing to success on Wall Street—and his devastating fall into addiction, loss, and prison. Through heartbreak and hard-earned self-reflection, Frank discovers what real success truly means: rebuilding relationships, reclaiming integrity, and finding the courage to start over.
This book is Free on January 20, 2026
Forecasts From The Cloud: AI Predicts What’s Next by Andrea Martins: What happens when AI is used not just to analyze data, but to predict what comes next? This concise, accessible non-fiction book explores how AI identifies patterns to forecast future trends in technology, work, and society, and what those predictions could mean for all of us.
This book is Free on January 20, 2026
AI for Entrepreneurs: How to Make Money with AI (Even if You’re Not a Tech Genius) by Alex Morgan: Build smarter, not harder. This fun, no-fluff guide shows entrepreneurs how to actually use AI to make money—no coding required. With 500+ ready-to-use ChatGPT prompts, real business ideas, and a companion workbook, it’s your AI starter kit for starting messy and winning anyway.
This book is Free on January 20, 2026
Mindfulness for Brain Health: Science-Backed Mindfulness in Plain English for Clarity, Peace and Joy by Dr Sui H. Wong MD FRCP: Want to benefit from mindfulness, but think you “can’t meditate”? Unsure if mindfulness is hype or fact? Clear the confusion now with Mindfulness for Brain Health by neurologist and mindfulness expert Dr Sui Wong. Written in a clear and engaging, easy-to-understand style, Dr Wong shows you how to create mindful moments throughout your day.
This book is Free on January 20, 2026
Your Brain on AI: How the Same Tool Sharpens Some Minds and Dulls Others and the Simple Habits That Make the Difference by Jimmy Lockett: Inside, you’ll discover: Why passive AI use can quietly reduce critical thinking, memory, and focus. The Crutch vs. Colleague model explains why the same tool produces opposite results. The four invisible mechanisms that either build or steal cognitive strength. Simple “prompt shifts” that turn everyday AI use into a mental workout.
This book is Free on January 20, 2026
