Books about learning, the brain, and what people are actually capable of.
Anyone Can Play Music
The conventional story about musical talent is that it's a gift—you either have it or you don't, and if you didn't start young, you missed your chance.
That story is wrong. Musical ability is built through learning, and the brain mechanisms that support it don't disappear as you age. They just need the right conditions to engage.
The Genius and the Impostor
This book extends the argument beyond music to intelligence itself.
We tend to treat intelligence as a fixed quantity—something you're born with, measurable early, stable over time. But that model doesn't match what we actually know about the brain. Intelligence, like musical skill, is something you build.
Other Works
The Migraine Miracle
A guide to understanding and treating migraine, based on years of working with patients whose migraines didn't respond to conventional treatment. The focus is on root causes rather than symptom management.
Keto for Migraine
A practical companion focused specifically on the metabolic approach to migraine prevention.