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Daily Self-Blessings

by Karenina Ana Murillo

Daily Self-Blessings: Simple Coloring Meditations for Inner-Kindness Practicing loving-kindness through self-blessing has been directly linked with heightened levels of gratitude, a state that comes accompanied by elevated feelings of contentment, hope, and an overall sensation of positivity. In this workbook you will be using the Coloring Method to develop your blessing practice. The Coloring Method is a mindfulness tool used for establishing conscious presence by incorporating awareness-... more

The Fix Yourself Handbook

by Faust Ruggiero

THE FIX YOURSELF HANDBOOK - SYNOPSIS Either you can apply it, or you can't. That's what sets the good self-help books apart from the rest of self-help mediocrity. Until even the most brilliant teachings and so called life changing discoveries can become applied, they represent little more than irrelevant mental exercises. The Fix Yourself Handbook is provocative, intellectually stimulating, and emotionally challenging as it both expands the parameters of present day personal growth perspec... more

Secret Cat Business Volume 1: Seven Steps to a Meowingly Good Life

by Esther L Daniell

A self-help book for cats . . . and cat lovers! ‘This is my world; I just allow others to live in it.’ — Chester Chester the Cat is talented, handsome and charming—think of a feline Jason Bourne who is so gifted he makes Albert Einstein look stupid. With his street-smart business acumen and catnip-induced superpowers, Chester has overcome his less-than-perfect start to life to create a cat empire. He is director of Chester’s School of the Feline Arts, where he instructs other cats on how to ta... more

The Sensory Compounding Workbook: Using Your Five Senses to Create Inner Peace and Calm

by April Nelson

Your senses connect you to the world. Each sense organ takes in physical information from the environment and sends signals to the brain for processing. The brain takes the sense signals and processes them in some really complex ways. We might have a strong memory of past holidays when we smell turkey. A certain color might make us feel happy. The sound of thunder might trigger a memory from childhood as well as make us feel afraid. These associations are what we’re working with here. Sensory Co... more

What should be the Major Characteristics of Great Realtors?

by Wilson Alton

What should be the Major Characteristics of Great Realtors? The common public looks to consider that real estate agents are all equal. On the conflicting, all real estate agents are not similar. There is a huge difference between a realtor and a real estate agent, and the benefits people can get by using a realtor rather than trying to vend their house on their own. As a home purchaser or vendor, working with a realtor should provide a relaxation that will receive reasonable and proper treatmen... more

A Glass Half Empty? ...or Half Full?

by Dan Schuck

The Question of Pessimism vs. Optimism is often misunderstood, or worse yet, misinterpreted. But by taking a childlike and playful approach, we can explore one of humankind's most ancient riddles and learn some of the deeper lessons that The Question can teach each of us. The Question exists, in some form, in every language across the globe, and its origins are as ancient as the human spirit. But does this simple question really tell us if one is a Pessimist or an Optimist? Doesn't it ma... more

Life Operated from Within

by Rajdeep Umesh

People often hold fate accountable for all that happens in their lives; they may not grasp the way that traits deep within the consciousness can influence their perception. Life Operated from Within seeks to change the conventions people harbour in their minds when evaluating the circumstances of their lives. It examines the typical way of looking at and reacting to life experiences and explores ways in which you can deal with issues proactively in order to resolve negative conditions. Author... more

The Happiness Practice: tools for cultivating more joy

by Bailey Gehrke

The Happiness Practice will give you tools and empower you to shift your thinking to cultivate more joy! The 9 key practices discussed in the book will help you transform your life into something even more beautiful. You will learn how to clear away old thought patterns, make space for new habits, and experience growth. You will discover “the seeds” that will help you build a deeper and more powerful relationship with yourself, your partner, family, friends and the magnificent world around you.... more

The Secret of Nature's Alchemy

by Menete Hashipala

The book tackles the quotidian problem of poverty by appealing to arcane secrets and the wisdom of the ancients. It is just the tip of the iceberg of the knowledge.

Broken Liver: Musings on Leadership

by Shawn Robinson

Broken Liver is written to reach anyone involved in leadership who needs help or who is interested not succumbing to the power of leadership and losing the balance within their life. Whether you are aspiring to take on a leadership position in an organization or need to reinvent your leadership style, this book can help. Broken Liver is a handbook to help readers learn and remember ways to keep themselves from losing themselves and remaining true to themselves and why they chose to become lea... more

Six Heads Are Better Than None: A Guide for Leaders

by Shawn Robinson

Six Heads is written to reach anyone involved in leadership. Whether you are aspiring to take on a leadership position in an organization or need to reinvent your leadership style, this book can help. Six Heads is a handbook to help readers learn ways to identify their leadership styles, learn ways to motivate those they lead to reach common goals, and learn to use their own personal experiences to develop and enhance their brand. You will laugh and learn as you read stories on leadership in ... more

Zombies Eat Last: Why Some Humans Pull Apart and Others Don't

by Trick Albright

I wrote this to take a poke fun at all the ignored advice contained in leadership books—not to say the writing itself, which is drier than chalk dust. You may find this book disturbing or enlightening, but not dull. It’s too short to be dull. You are certain to recognize some of the very worst leaders you’ve suffered under on these pages. Some of the worse CEOs carry on after they have eviscerated their company by writing books about themselves. You will read about those twats in these pages.... more

Leaning Out: An Alternative Perspective for the Modern Corporate Woman

by Monica E. Pierce

Today’s professional women are tired of feeling pressured to Lean In and Have it All. Women’s Equality isn’t about getting more of us into the corner office or the boardroom. It’s about having the freedom to choose our own path. But mainstream messages have lost sight of this and turned our pursuit of professional achievement into a directive rather than a choice. As a result, many women of our generation are now chasing after careers and accomplishments that we may not truly want, all ... more

DreamWalker: Use Your Dreams To Make Confident Life Decisions

by Patricia Rusch Duffey

Dreamwalker explores the meaning behind images revealed in more than three decades of the author's meticulously kept dream journals. A corporate executive turned entrepreneur, Duffey utilizes her dreams to bolster her intuition by tuning into subliminal messages received in the quiet of the night. She shares how sound decisions were made and fears conquered. The author provides insight into understanding common dream symbols, and she includes those specific to her life as a woman working in a fa... more

It Is No Secret: New and Updated

by Joe Nuckols

Have you been seduced to think there is a secret to success? Authors and experts have been giving the rest of us rules and steps to follow for thousands of years. How many of those rules have you broken? The seduction of hidden secrets is over. Acting on one or two principles from a list of rules and then quitting will never get you what you want. The truth is; there is no secret. Joe Nuckols shares intimate personal stories that prove a way to win the life long game of Truth and Dare. The ol... more

The messy bun diaries

by Kaylie Dollison

The messy bun diaries is collaborative collection of women reclaiming their power, overcoming hardships and shining as bright lights to help guide others. It’s raw, real, and sometimes messy. Through sharing their stories these women are hoping to empower, inspire and help the generations behind them to stand up, stand out, make noise, dare to dream and be different and to be UNAPOLOGETICLY themselves.

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