Are America's political and ethical dilemmas a product of a deeper psychological crisis?

America’s Ethical Archetype unveils the hidden roots of our national dysfunction, connecting Carl Jung's profound psychological insights with Ayn Rand's piercing philosophical clarity.

With a unique interdisciplinary approach, this book bridges the gap between theoretical ethics and the practical challenges of governance, leveraging the author's expertise in finance, Jungian psychology, and Objectivist philosophy.

In this book, you will discover:

• The underlying causes of political dysfunction in America, rooted in a crisis of moral and intellectual leadership.
• How personal and collective psychological orientations shape societal norms and political systems.
• The balance between subjective perceptions and objective realities, and how they inform ethical and political views.
• The influence of ethical philosophies on political structures, behaviors, and governance.
• Practical applications of psychological and philosophical theories to modern issues like mental health and leadership.

America’s Ethical Archetype encourages a critical reflection on how our values and beliefs shape our collective future. It calls for readers to apply these insights for a more enlightened governance and active participation in America's ethical and cultural landscape.

Equip yourself with the knowledge to reshape America’s political discourse and foster a prosperous future.