Books

Crises can generate monumental chaos because they have the potential to upend all facets of daily living. Viruses can be progenitors of crises. Coronavirus-19 (COVID-19) reached the United States of America in the year 2020. It was the worst pandemic in more than one hundred years. The virus infected all surfaces of society and inflicted immense suffering. This suffering was not devoid of meaning. By viewing this viral crisis through a spiritual lens, we can resurrect a deeper lesson that teaches us about the beauty and unity of all things. Finding beauty amidst tragedy can aid societal progression and prevent recessing into continual devastation. Join the author on this transformative exploration to turn away from the dysfunctional normality and toward a more unified way of living.

The 21st century was an interesting time in America’s history. The economic, healthcare, and political systems were inefficient and unsustainable for the current and future generations. Contentious Collaborations: A Snapshot of the Current Worlds of Healthcare, Technology, and Business serves to inform the reader and apply the information to real world scenarios. Justin walks the reader through a journey from knowledge to self-actualization. His enthusiasm about obtaining knowledge, digesting it, and spreading it around shines through. This book serves as a diving board that lands in the pool of information. Justin believes that upon the compilation of this foundation of knowledge, it will be easier for an individual to maintain an ongoing desire of learning. Justin seeks to write a book that is applicable to few, but inspires all. There are so many complexities and corners in the fields of Healthcare, Technology, and Business that need to be captured in the literature – all in one place, all in one source. This is what Justin does.

Medical Adventures is a fiction story that includes incidents similar to a series of events that happened to Justin in January of 2008. This is when he was diagnosed with Glomerulonephritis, a kidney disease caused by a strep virus. In the book, the Quincy’s son, David, goes through many of the same events that Justin went through when he had the disease. But just as David is getting better, his brother Richard gets diagnosed with a disease as well. Will the family be able to handle both of their kids’ illnesses?