Born and raised in the bustling streets of Chicago, Mark R. William displayed an early interest in human behavior and its underlying mechanics. From observing the intricate dynamics of his own family to analyzing the behaviors of pedestrians in a crowded square, he was always fascinated by the myriad of unseen factors that influenced people's actions, thoughts, and feelings.Pursuing his passion, Mark graduated summa cum laude with a degree in psychology from the University of Illinois. His insatiable thirst for understanding the human mind led him to further studies, eventually earning a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a focus on Behavioral Neuroscience. Throughout his academic journey, he was particularly drawn to two major areas: attachment theory and the concept of scarcity mindset.Mark's keen observations and extensive research culminated in his first book on attachment styles. By merging theoretical knowledge with practical application, he aimed to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of their own attachment patterns, supplemented by interactive quizzes and workbooks.His subsequent exploration into the realm of the scarcity mindset was inspired by personal experiences during his formative years. Having grown up in a middle-class family that often struggled to make ends meet, Mark was no stranger to the feelings of lack and limitation. His second book on the topic delved deep into the psychological impacts of a scarcity mindset, offering readers tangible strategies to overcome limiting beliefs and embrace a life of abundance.In addition to being an accomplished author, Mark R. William is a sought-after speaker and consultant, offering workshops and lectures around the world. With a warm demeanor and the ability to make complex concepts accessible, he has touched the lives of thousands, guiding them towards healthier relationships and more fulfilling lives.Today, Dr. Mark R. William continues his research, writing, and consulting, ever driven by his commitment to enhancing human well-being and potential. He believes that by understanding our minds better, we can lead lives that are not only successful but also deeply meaningful.Read more about this authorRead less about this author