The "Something to Think About" book series by Matthew D. Hutcheson is based upon a body of philosophy developed by him while under duress in a cold, solitary confinement prison cell. This philosophy has come to be known as "The Philosophy of Hutch." Hutcheson's philosophies consist of a stock of instructive stories, techniques, skills, and useful concepts effective in defeating the negative effects of sudden trauma and lingering uncertainty. The "Something to Think About" books are not "self-help" books. Rather, they are "self-realization" books that carry deep and profound meaning into the heart and mind of the reader. One reader shares how this book impacted him: "This book is a must read. I was in prison with [Hutcheson] . . . He changed my whole life around and is the one keeping me on the right path of life. I owe this man more than he will ever know." -Steve Jones