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Life Is Rich: How To Create Lasting Wealth

by Nathaniel Scott

Life Is Rich: How To Create Lasting Wealth is a principle-centered, Biblically based leadership program focused on personal growth and entrepreneurship. The problem that it addresses is the cash flow danger faced by 77 million baby boomers to earn more than $30,000 in retirement. Each chapter begins with scripture, and it's meant to be an authoritative mentoring guide to help an entrepreneur create a comprehensive financial plan. If you have a desire to earn an i... more

Jules...Getting Your Magic Back

by jules gissler

Jules…Getting Your Magic Back, is a kick-ass gift book about pushing forward through life’s transitions. Jules’ original artwork and heartfelt words will inspire the reader to rise above any challenge they are facing and get their magic back.

Passion To Move Mountains - The Oxcart Technique

by Terry L. Fossum

Self-made millionaire and philanthropist Terry L. Fossum outlines a step-by-step cutting-edge process to help you reach ANY goal. Make and save more money, have better relationships, lose that weight forever; if you've ever set a goal and failed, you need to read this book!

Dogs Know Best: Two Dogs' Training Guide for Humans

by Angie Salisbury

Sometimes we forget the simple things we can do in our everyday lives that will make us happier. That’s where two wise German Shorthaired Pointers come in. Follow along as Bimmer and Bertram take you on a journey towards greater happiness. “We’ve seen a lot, listened a lot, taught a lot, and learned a lot. We thought it was about time to share our philosophy and lessons on life with all of you humans so that you could have the same incredible life we do. Think of it as our legacy.” These are sim... more

Tom & Sherry: How to Have It All

by Elisabeth Glas

It used to be so easy. To be a good dad was to be a good breadwinner, to be a good mom was to be a good caregiver. Fathers ruled at work, mothers ruled at home. Accordingly, boys were raised to be breadwinners, girls to be caregivers.

Today, we have a choice. Girls can become breadwinners and boys can become caregivers. Yet fathers still rule at work, and mothers still rule at home. So do girls simply make better caregivers than boys and vice verse, or is there something else?
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9 Critical Steps to Successful Self-Publishing: Get It Right The First Time

by Bryna Kranzler

So you've written a book. What could possibly go wrong? You'll quickly find that writing the book was not the hard part. Independent publishing, while offering many advantages, involves a lot of steps and decisions, and it's easy to make mistakes that sabotage your book's market potential. This book identifies the important steps you must take to give your book the greatest chances for success. To avoid regret and improve your chances of success, the time to read this book is while you're still ... more

The Voice in You & Me

by Sabine Mutandwa Kouassi

Born and raised in Germany by a catholic mother and a protestant step-father, the author learned at a young age that her biological father had been a catholic priest. At age 23, alone in an apartment, she declared to God that she wanted to stop believing in Him, but had an unexpected response which changed her life. Following God’s Voice in her heart led her to listen to a revelation given to Rev Sun Myung Moon. However, her personal life is not the Leitmotif, but the importance of getting in to... more

Gotcha!: The Subordination of Free Will

by Eldon Taylor

From the NY Times Best Selling Author of Choices and Illusions

Is it too late? Has mind programming in the 21st Century reached the critical point where ‘free will’ no longer exists?

A gotcha comes when you do what you think is best because they have taught you the way to think.

So who is doing the choosing?

The power elite, from the government to marketers with deep pockets, are not only devouring the plethora of research being carried out to discove... more

Practical Wisdom: The Seeker's Guide to a Meaningful Life

by Frank Mallinder

Untapped potential exists within all people. In Practical Wisdom, author and intuitive coach Frank Mallinder shares practical wisdom that can help individuals live purposeful, high-energy lives that truly match their distinctive talents and capabilities. Filled with real-life examples, Practical Wisdom gives simple yet powerful steps that can dramatically improve people’s lives. Mallinder helps readers face their fears of making big life changes and assists them in determining how their talents ... more

It's Not the 14th Century, It's the 21st: The Changing Saudi Society

by Ahmad Q. Al Darwish

Since 1970s, Saudi Arabia became the most conservative country in the Arab world, ruled by Islamic traditions considered systematically resistant to modernization. Unlike their parents and grandparents, the younger Saudis consider these customary and traditional norms to be outdated and incompatible with the current times. Furthermore, the present generation’s openness to outside views on religion, politics, education, society and women’s rights have polarized the Saudi society, triggered public... more

The Listening Child: What Can Go Wrong

by Stephen Prescod

The struggle to survive in today’s noisy classrooms is real. The child’s poor performance often leads authorities to apply undue pressure on him, frequently concluding that he is lazy or of low intelligence, which is certainly not the case. The child’s brain is a complex storage and retrieval organ, which mandates that information be properly received, stored, and organized in order to be retrieved for proper use. The child who processes information normally in the classroom is constantly assign... more

The Secrets of a Fifty-Year Romantic Expedition: A Golden Anniversary Celebration

by Matthew McLaren

Do you remember the first day I saw you? The first date we had? The first time I took you into my arms? The vow we made? Do you realize it is fifty years since we said “I do”? I love you my first lady, my queen. With Jesus as our guiding light we will continue to walk together until death. By the power of prayer I have found you. You are my special treasure. You are a life partner with so much strength and compassion, a partner with such integrity and goodness in your heart; you have guarded the... more

RV Living in the 21st Century: The Essential Reference Guide for All Rvers

by Peggi McDonald

RV Living in the 21st Century continues where Spirit of the Open Road leaves off. The author, Peggi McDonald, has taken the best of her internationally-acclaimed first book and has revamped and updated it to reflect the changing technology and rules in post-9/11 North America. After Peggi and her husband John retired from the military (Peggi from the Air Force; John from the Navy), they sold their four-bedroom house and took up residence in their motorhome. They now call all of North America the... more

The Heart of Grief Relief Journal

by Richard Ballo

The Heart of Grief Relief Journal is more than a journal and more than a book. Each page contains an encouraging, supportive, or affirming quote to guide the using in their journaling. The act of writing in a journal has been proven to provide physiological and health benefits. It is one of the methods the author used in his grief recovery. The back of the book contains informative articles on dealing with grief, and their are resources pages too.

This Giraffe Can Laugh: A Simple and Concise Guide To Overcoming Depression and Anxiety By Someone Who Has

by Helen Theuma

This book changes the way you view your own mind and can give you back the power to control it. This Giraffe Can Laugh is a unique, holistic perspective on overcoming depression and anxiety by someone who has done just that. It brings insight and hope to the topic of mental wellbeing to help you to move out of the darkness towards a brighter future. It covers your mental, physical and spiritual realms of being to give a complete yet simple guide to becoming happy and well.

Escaping the Dark House: A Self-Help Memoir of Depression

by William A. Peters

It’s unreasonable to expect one session of therapy a week to cure a lifetime of psychologically unhealthy living. A depressive has to work on themselves in the days between therapy sessions. Their speed of improvement is dependent on an attitude of self-help. This book provides many ideas on what to do outside of therapy sessions, and what to talk about in therapy sessions. Many important lessons are shared in this book. It is both a memoir and a self-help book written for both depressi... more

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