In a managed society that removes children's feelings before they're assigned, a compliant man rescues a child marked for "optimization" — and learns the cure is the weight everyone was taught not to feel.
The field guide for seeing, naming, and redirecting the patterns that run the room.
Adulthood as infrastructure, not a personality test — Money, Taxes, Confidence, and the rest.
The fake self-help company that sells almost-transformation. WELP → HELP.
You are not possessed. You are patterned — and you can take back command.
The sincere twins to the satire: the map, and the hand on your shoulder — one small true move.
One book, two covers: Kid→Adult and Adult→Kid, meeting in the middle.
The lead memoir of the true-stories brand: survival mode worked; coming back didn't.
Feelings, made into friends — storybooks, the Blob World Encyclopedia, cards, and POV shorts.
The Blobs aged up: the monsters were already here, wearing our faces. (Maplewood; Pleasant Grove.)
Little Bob, big feelings, true stories — I Don't Wanna Bob, Bob's Too Cool, Llama/Iguana/Piranha Bob.
Classroom curriculum built from Blobology: Feel it · Name it · Aim it.
The study of the patterns feelings set off — emotional literacy wearing a lab coat.
The method in popular form: Manifest Mind Blown · Things Have Names · Do the Next Real Thing.
Watch what gets rewarded, not what's announced — the reward-audit toolkit for leaders.
Feel a Blob from the inside — devoted, and bad at its job. (Lonesome; Tomorrow.)
A documentary on the patterns running a culture.