Mark Jabbour’s 3 favorite reads in 2023

Books, human nature, Politics, Society, Values 1 Minute

My 3 favorite reads of the past year can be found at the link below. They’re all nonfiction and very relevant to what’s happening in these trying times we’re all living through.

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Mark is an author, Independent, Curious, Straight-forward, Educated, and Strong.
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Election 2016, is my fifth book. Like the others it deals with the intersection of politics and personality. This blog addresses the overall wellbeing of the personal and political. From a unique psychological, evolutionary, and personal perspective it combines history, geography, and fiction in an attempt to get close to reality. Regarding Myers-Briggs I score as ESTJ, Thinking being the highest score. The type is labeled, Executive. All of that makes sense considering my life's history. But there have been problems. Due to the fact I'm a freedom-loving freak - for you as well as me. I'm no boss. I love honesty & independence and hate sloth & pretension. But, suit yourself. Regarding OCEAN, I score highest on Openness and lowest on Agreeableness - which agrees with Myers-Briggs. My writing is experimental - meaning it is not formulaic, or, not for mass consumption. Warning: Read at your own risk.

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One thought on “Mark Jabbour’s 3 favorite reads in 2023”

  1. If you’re a writer, Ben is looking to hear from you – what your favorite 3 reads of the past year are.
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    It’s a new book site, for authors and readers, and Ben’s doing a fantastic job! You should check it out.

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