Corso &
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Books

Books for people living through change.

Three shelves, one for each kind of change. Start with the one that is happening to you.

A parent is changing.

For the one who became the one who handles things.

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Managing Mom’s Money With Love

David Luria

A book for adult children who end up managing money for an aging parent. Nine real collisions with the banks, the IRS, and the online accounts, and a way to read each “no.”

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When the Keys Go

David Luria, with Estela Luria as subject-matter expert

A book for adult children who become caregivers to their aging parents. 72 simple ideas for when a parent gives up the car, the checkbook, or seeing the doctor alone.

You are changing.

For staying steady while everything around you moves.

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Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There.

David Luria

How mindfulness answers the anxiety of the AI age. Six short chapters built on yoga’s five yamas. Coming soon.

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Cancer Patient Affirmations

David Luria, published in 2022 under the pen name John Elliot

600 daily affirmations for personal reflection during cancer.

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Soulmate Seeker Affirmations

David Luria, published in 2023 under the pen name John Elliot

300 daily affirmations focused on finding a partner. Audiobook, narrated by Dan Levy.

Your organization is changing.

For the people who have to make a change land.

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Start here

Flatten the AI J-Curve

David Luria

Provides more than 75 ideas to drive adoption of AI. Written for middle and senior managers who work at large, highly-regulated organizations, who face unique challenges that smaller businesses may not.

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The Failure of I.T. Project Management

David Luria

“The most expensive software is the one that never gets used…or built twice.” Detangles that knot with 11 adoption requirements and thoughtful focus on winning business goals, not ‘deliverables.’

How these books are made.

Who writes, what AI does, and who signs off.

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