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Just Because I'm Not Effin' Famous, Doesn't Mean I'm Not Effin' Funny
by Diane Dean-Epps“Laughter is an instant vacation.” ~Milton Berle This quote inspired the pop art, vacation-themed organization for Just Because I’m Not Effin’ Famous, Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Effin’ Funny, if not the entirety of the comical contents contained therein. While the humor may not be all about vacations, the author definitely is! In fact, Dean-Epps says laughing has everything in common with vacations; both provide a release, offer a fresh perspective, and put you in a better space. They both also prov... more
Reflections from the Soul: Acknowledge, Ruminate, Be Inspired
by Dr. Ebon Ivoryi GreenThough we are often advised to seek "closure" in dealing with our grief due to the death of a loved one, Dr. Green, a nurse who specializes in the needs of caregivers, directs us toward a more satisfying goal, "homeostasis," living with our grief, using AIR: Acknowledgment, Inspiration, and Reflection. This beautiful book can help those who, like myself, have recently experienced the deaths of loved ones. Caregivers facing the prospect of death of their patients can also benefit. Each of t... more
Who Will Kill the Spiders?
by Margy PezdirtzWho Will Kill the Spiders? is a life story about facing one of life's most horrific challenges, the loss of your spouse. We went from running to catch airplanes to realizing life, as we knew it, had crashed. Now what do we do? How do I handle flipping from a well cared for woman to the care giver? How do I handle the loss of my soul mate? Who Will Kill the Spiders? rides the waves of emotions, frustration, life changes and then overcoming crisis.
Heal Your Body, Cure Your Mind
by Ameet AggarwalVoted as one of the Top 43 therapists in the world, 5-times bestselling author, naturopath and psychotherapist Dr. Ameet helps you to easily heal your health issues, gut, liver, adrenals, depression, anxiety, mood, liver, skin, hormones, inflammation and sexual issues with nutrition, healthy foods, natural medicine, holistic therapies & emotional healing.
Your health is th... more
Ego: The Ghost in Your Machinery
by Louis D. CoxMy book describes what an ego is, its purpose, and how it does its job within each of us, without our awareness. The book offers methods for making our egos visible and for stepping out of their constricting grip The book also identifies where to look for guidance instead of following the ego's dictates. It describes the inner resource, present in everyone, that gives us wise, trustable inner guidance for living moment to moment authentically, compassionately, and powerfully. Methods are provide... more
The Gift of Mystical Insight
by Emmanuel J. KaravousanosThe Gift of Mystical Insight provides the basis, the evidence and the logic of why mystical experiences occur. It gives a reader the impetus to reach for that unique, blessed experience so that the mystical state -- ultimate reality -- can finally be attained. Whether you are religious, an agnostic or an atheist, a priest, psychologist, scientist or philosopher, or you belong to the laity, you cannot but gain from its insights, wisdom, anecdotes and supporting parallel quotes. You may soon re... more
From Under the Hood: Therapy Twins' Guide to a Smoother Ride
by Therapy TwinsIntent on breaking the stigma of mental illness, Therapy Twins offer a look under their hood and into their lives. In From Under the Hood: Therapy Twins? Guide to a Smoother Ride, they reveal their own diagnoses with comedic twists while sharing traditional and nontraditional ?tune-ups? to guide you through a journey of healing. A survival guide in a Cliff Notes kind of way, Therapy Twins address a host of issues related to your well-being. Learn how to: ? rewire some of your worst experiences; ... more
Mental Illness: Mi Doesn't Look Like Me
by Susie L. Landown-ClarkeThis is a story of intimate warfare among rivals, where friend and foe confront the spiritual suffocation of a woman suffering from complex mental illnesses and disorders. She was desperate to be unchained from layers and layers of emotional tyranny believed to have inadvertently transpired either at birth, after multiple brain traumas, or even from the daily hustle and bustle of ?having it all? (career, family, and affluence). Mental illness often emerges as a thief in the darkness, aiming to d... more
The Ultimate Dream Family
by Richmond DonkorAre you happy in your marriage life? If you are happy, do you want to take your marriage into the highest happiest level? This book will help you to understand the secret behind every happy family. It is also good for pastors and marriage counselors for pre and post marital counseling. Adam praised Eve when he first saw her; but when troubles came, he blamed God for giving her to him. In Genesis 3:12 Adam said, "The woman whom you gave to be with me, she gave me fruit of the tree, and I ate" (ES... more
The Ultimate Husband: Discovering How and Where to Find the Right Husband
by Richmond DonkorHow do you know if a man is a player or a keeper? How do you know if a man you are dating is a potential husband? What makes a man a dream husband? Is it his appearance, his Career, his wealth, his fame, his spiritual life, his Social life, and his talents? People often ask me why divorce has become so prevalent in our society. Many people enter into marriage without realizing how complex marriage is. Proper preparation is crucial. Preparing doesn't guarantee everything will go exactly as we pla... more
The Call with Promise
by Richmond DonkorIn daily life, people always call you with a purpose. Anytime someone calls you, either the person informs you of his or her reason for calling or you end up asking why the person called. This is similar to the call of God. He calls us from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of light, and each and every one of us has something to accomplish for His glory. Some of us still don’t know the purpose of our calling, and perhaps we have given up our dreams and goals in life. When God called Abraham... more
Created to Lead: How You Can Be an Excellent Leader
by Richmond DonkorLeaders are essential in an organization, a community, a family, and a nation. You may think you don't have leadership qualities based on your previous experience; your current condition; or what others think of you. Created to lead book will help you to discover amazing truth about leadership and how to apply them in everyday life. This book also answers very important leadership questions such us: Who is a leader? What is a leader? Are People born leaders? Why does leadership matter? Wh... more
Digital Maturity: Take a Journey of a Thousand Miles from Functioning to Delight
by Pearl ZhuThe purpose of the book “Digital Maturity: Take a Journey of a Thousand Miles from Functioning to Delight” is to envision the future of the business, articulate the very characteristics of digital organizations; reimagine the interdisciplinary and hyperconnected digital ecosystem; fine-tune processes and structures of the digital business; develop the best and next practices to charter the digital paradigm shift seamlessly; leverage information & technology as the... more
Bipolar Wellness
by Michael Rose
Happiness is a Grilled Cheese Sandwich: 21 Daily Recipes for Happiness
by Butch NorthwoodA powerful, yet simple, guide to becoming Happier in 21 days or less. Practical step by step Happiness Recipes based on timeless wisdom, modern science, and real-life experience. A no-nonsense book filled with pragmatic and clear instructions on the nitty-gritty of making you happier. This book is for anyone who wants to be happier. *The 21 eternal truths and actions of happiness *How to make each day happier by following a simple daily action plan anyone can do *How to meditate, exercise a... more
Into the Bright Light of the Sun: The Dharma Path and Recovery from Depression
by Michael BoyajianJoin the author on his Dharma journey as he explores his treatment for depression with Western methods and Tibetan Buddhism. The late Lama Norlha Rinpoche of KTC Monastery once said that Buddhism could help with depression. The author explores the premise.
