Books by Sam LaCrosse

The long arc of justice bends toward progress, but only for some. After years of ostracization, segregation, and sky-high unemployment and poverty, the disabled community, especially those with autism, are receiving increased attention and resources. But what is the real agenda, and who are the real crusaders leading the charge? In Spectrum of Lies, Sam LaCrosse exposes a pursuit toward progress and justice as a decoy mission for the destruction of excellence and merit that have defined America since inception. Enabled by narcissism, opportunistic ideologues, and corrupt social justice movements, transableism has taken center stage, creating unworthy victims and spreading poisonous philosophies. LaCrosse analyzes the history of autism, dissects harmful narratives, and provides the weapons needed to conserve American principles and time-tested values. Spectrum of Lies, the follow-up to bestsellers Value Economics and Toxic Immaturity, is a must-read for navigating transableism, finding real solutions, and reclaiming our country’s most sacred values.

The self-help industry is a fraud. You are not exceptional. You can’t have it all. The money won’t follow just because you do what you love. Anyone who tells you something different is lying. Too many people are helpless today because they don’t know why they need help. They flock to self-help gurus because they don’t know any better. Sam LaCrosse’s approach to living a rich and fulfilling life does not involve cookie-cutter slogans or self-esteem dogma. The path to a good life lies in discovering and honoring your own core values. In Value Economics: The Study of Identity, Sam cuts through all the BS and shows you the way forward with kick-ass lessons from personal anecdotes, popular culture, history, current events, and sound economic theory. Forget self-help. Ignore the feel-good experts. This book will lead you to true self-discovery.