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Burn the Scorecard
You Will Live a Miserable and Unhappy Life If Your Love for People Is Based on What They Can Do for You
A direct, Scripture-rooted challenge to stop keeping emotional score in relationships.
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Essays on leadership, faith, recovery, and the real things people carry.
Writing for people who are tired of polished language hiding simple truth. The work here is direct, personal, practical, and rooted in what actually happens when people lead, believe, heal, and try to live honestly.
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A small library of essays on leadership, church life, recovery, friendship, and the conversations people usually avoid until they cannot avoid them anymore.
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Practical, direct books on leadership, relationships, faith, building, and the hard work of telling the truth about what is really going on.
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Raised for Obedience
A Memoir
A memoir about obedience, guilt, faith, and untangling life after a high-control religious environment.
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Authentic Leadership: What Really Works
Practical leadership without the noise
A practical guide for managers and supervisors who want to lead real people in the real world.
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Edge Over Ego
Why Being Right Isn't Enough
A leadership book about humility, self-awareness, and what actually makes leaders effective.
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Jared Scott is a published author, leadership trainer, and learning and development professional. He writes about leadership, faith, relationships, and recovery through the lens of lived experience. His work is direct, practical, and honest about the things people often carry quietly.
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