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Can an individual turn the pain of a troubled childhood into a recipe for success as an adult?In Who’s in the Waiting Room?, Neal Goldstein tells his own story of going from high school dropout to lawyer, a dramatic transformation that he achieved by tapping into the power of relationships. Alongside his journey of self-discovery, Neal presents five behaviors anyone can adopt to foster quality relationships: find your people, acknowledge the need for each other, listen more than you talk, recognize the value of face-to-face contact, and find common ground. He explains how the pain of his youth became his power and offers actionable success moves to help anyone recognize how strengthening relationships in their own lives can lead to success and satisfaction.

Big questions deserve smart answers—even for the littlest learners.From the #1 science series for kids comes Germ Theory for Babies—a gentle, clear, and empowering way to teach toddlers how germs work and how we protect ourselves.Created by physicist Chris Ferrie and public health expert Neal Goldstein, this board book turns the complex world of microbes into a playful early lesson in science, hygiene, and health. With bold visuals and simple explanations, it gives children the tools to understand their environment—and helps grown-ups start important conversations.Whether you're preparing for daycare, navigating cold season, or teaching handwashing habits, Germ Theory for Babies provides peace of mind and a practical path to learning.Inside this science-backed board book for ages 0–4:Breaks down what germs are and how they spread, in toddler-friendly termsEncourages healthy routines like handwashing and covering coughs—without fearTrusted by parents and educators as part of the bestselling Baby University seriesA read-aloud that makes health science engaging, comforting, and easy to revisit

Can an individual turn the pain of a troubled childhood into a recipe for success as an adult?In Who’s in the Waiting Room?, Neal Goldstein tells his own story of going from high school dropout to lawyer, a dramatic transformation that he achieved by tapping into the power of relationships. Alongside his journey of self-discovery, Neal presents five behaviors anyone can adopt to foster quality relationships: find your people, acknowledge the need for each other, listen more than you talk, recognize the value of face-to-face contact, and find common ground. He explains how the pain of his youth became his power and offers actionable success moves to help anyone recognize how strengthening relationships in their own lives can lead to success and satisfaction.