Book 10 of the Life Mastery course, "Argumentation," dives into essential life skills absent from typical education. Master the art of avoiding arguments, utilize the Socratic Method, handle difficult people, and deal with hostile emails. A guide to crafting and living your best life, this is a vital addition to any instruction manual for life.

Making Arguments: Reason in Context bridges the gap between critical thinking and public speaking in argumentation. It challenges existing extremes in argumentation education—focusing solely on logic or audience adaptation—and proposes a balanced method that considers the intricacies of making effective arguments. The book delves into critical questions about the process of arguing, such as the need for arguments, factors influencing their success, and differences between oral and written formats. It aims to enrich understanding by examining the entire advocacy process, highlighting the importance of intellectual decisions in creating and presenting arguments.