What if the way you see the world is true—but it isn't the whole Truth? 

Every one of us experiences life from a particular point of view. We carry our own history, beliefs, knowledge, relationships, influences, values, and experiences into every conversation and every decision we make.

But so does everyone else.

In CONNECT: Connect With Yourself, Others, and the World, Jacob B. Goettsche introduces Cube Philosophy, a visual framework born from his own search to understand a deceptively difficult question: How can people experience the same world so differently—and still share something real?

Jacob's search eventually led him to six interconnected faces of Truth: My Reality, Another's Reality, Knowledge, Influence, Positive, and Negative. Rather than reducing life to one perspective, the Cube gives us a way to turn an idea, examine another side, and recognize what we may not have been able to see from where we were standing.    

Through personal stories, paradoxes, questions, patterns, and the structure of the Cube itself, CONNECT invites you to examine the mental maps you use to navigate your life—and what happens when those maps no longer match the terrain. Jacob explores the things we hold at our Core, the ways our minds and experiences shape perception, and the common ground that may still exist beneath profoundly different points of view.    

This isn't a book asking you to abandon your perspective.

It's an invitation to discover what becomes visible when you learn to see more than one side.

If you've ever struggled to understand yourself, wondered why another person sees something so differently, or searched for a better way to make sense of a complicated world, CONNECT gives you a new structure for asking the questions.

Turn the Cube. Change the perspective. See what you couldn't see before.