Read this book. Better yet, give it to all your friends.
Larry Richard, JD, PhD
As a brain surgeon, I love this book…
this just might be a key to save humanity.
Reid C. Thompson, MD
Chair, Neurosurgery
Don’t just read it for yourself or those you love – do it for all of us.
Wally Howe, PhD
Psychology
This is a must-read book. It’s also a must-have book… Invaluable.
Richard A. Shearer
Retired Executive Vice President
I am impressed by how much wisdom is packed into this little book. With clarity, authenticity, and humor, it is a warm invitation to gather insight through self-reflection…
Lee A. Learman, MD, PhD
Medical School Dean
...a must read for all of us trying to help resolve conflict.
Sean P. Donahue, MD, PhD
Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Science, Neurology, and Pediatrics
. In a world where the extremes seem to drive our cultural narratives, I am excited to read how the solid and large middle can dial down the rhetoric and dial up civility…
John Owens
Chief Revenue Officer
This book provides a clear, science-backed path to understanding and harnessing our emotions for a better life and a kinder world. It is a must-read for anyone seeking real, impactful solutions to the conflicts and noise we face in our daily lives.
Chris Morrill
Executive Director & CEO
Given the unprecedented turmoil of our society in the 2020s, the book’s timing is perfect. Dr. Ackley’s motive is admirable. Not seeking more acclaim, he’s eager to “pay it forward” to meaningfully benefit future generations.
John Reed , PhD, MBA, MCC
This little book, grounded in the science of our common humanity, cuts through the noise to show how we truly can find common ground.
Robert B. Kaiser
Consultation Company President
Dr. Ackley provides us with the ideal antidote that begins with changing ourselves and promises to profoundly change our world as a result.
Jay Foster
Founder & CEO
This may be a "little book" in length but it's a big book in importance. At a time when we're screaming at each other in all caps on social media, this book is a much-needed reminder of how to reclaim our humanity.
Dwayne Yancey
Founding Editor
This book draws back the curtain on how the brain’s evolution and the pace of the modern world influence human behavior and offers a straightforward course toward greater awareness and control over our own reactions.
David J. Calkins, PhD
Neuroscientist
Dr. Ackley rightly emphasizes that each of us holds a moral responsibility to contribute toward unifying humanity rather than contributing to its division.
Tony Nelson
CEO
Dr. Dana Ackley offers good news to church leaders and invaluable tools to reduce the frequency of church conflict and hurt in A Little Book to Save Humanity.
Rev. Dr. William L .Lee
Pastor
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