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  • SAPIENS REINVENTED

    by JIM LOEHR
    Sapiens Reinvented begins by tracing our species' penchant for aggression and violence back to deeply embedded genetic codes. The book then delves into the heart-wrenching ramifications of these genetic predispositions. A particularly alarming manifestation of Sapiens coded vulnerabilities is the propensity to dehumanize those deemed different or threatening. Labeling them as "others " or " outsiders" often gives a perceived moral license to commit unspeakable atrocities to ensure their own ... more

  • Once Upon an Upset

    by Jessica Laurel Kane
    Once Upon an Upset is an illustrated collection of stories, insights and reflections to help make sense of difficult times, based on my own experiences healing past dysfunction and trauma while trying to raise my own kid differently.

  • The High-Performance Mindset

    by Bertus de Wet
    GET OFF THE COUCH Stop stagnating in the Grey Zone Develop a High-Performance Mindset LIVE THE LIFE YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED DO IT TODAY, DO IT NOW! Do you find yourself saying “I can’t because…’ I don’t have the time I don’t have the money I don’t have the education, or skills I don’t have the energy, or health” High-Performance Business Coach, Bertus de Wet, shows you how Grey-Zone living is just zoning out. It’s not actually living, and certainly not living life to the full. It’s time to turn... more

  • Laugh Out Loud: Your Personal Prescription for the Best Medicine on Earth

    by Jack Daly
    If you liked James Clear’s Atomic Habits or Mark Manson’s The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*uck, you will love Laugh Out Loud; it provides the secret ingredient in life for coping and happiness that money just can’t buy. Humanity is in a state of crisis and despair on a global scale. Despots are everywhere we turn, sowing and spewing their evil. Say nothing of the day-to-day stressors in life that we face. As of the end of 2022, there were 85,253 self-help books available; however, only 5 percen... more

  • Five Keys of Self Love (Be Bold series)

    by Hina Yu Cao
    This is a magical book and guide of self-love, rooted in the pure love of oneself and one another. We are born to love and be loved and essentially made of the same cosmic material as the infinite universe. The love of oneself and one another are two sides of the same coin. This book serves as a beacon, guiding you back to your essence of pure love. The purity and beauty of wisdom in this book has illuminated and transformed countless lives, including mine. Being revealed of the truth of the uni... more

  • Do You Feel Like Writing?

    by Frankie Rollins
    Do You Feel Like Writing? A Creative Guide to Artistic Confidence Synopsis This guide offers stories and suggestions about the writer’s life and how to grow self-esteem and confidence around the work of creativity. The book opens with a chapter on imagination, inviting readers to observe personal obsessions and accept the material that comes to them. More invitations follow, enticing readers to explore the reasons for making art and perform the magic trick of finding time to write (when t... more

  • The Cliffs of Schizophrenia

    by Jake and Laurette McCook
    Cliffs of Schizophrenia: A poignant mother and son perspective on Jake's journey with schizophrenia. Written in a journal-style format, this book offers comfort and insight to those navigating the world of this brain disease, whether as sufferers or loving caregivers. An indispensable bedside companion, a reminder that you are not alone.

  • Spirit Guides on Speed Dial

    by Jules Apollo

    Curious about your guides but don’t know how to work with them, who they are, or how to start? Maybe you’re looking for an easy spiritual practice? Your spirit guides are all around you, ready to help. This book shows you how to talk to them with simple scripts, tested tips and messages from Jules’ guides for support. Spirit Guides on Speed Dial busts myths about getting guidance. You don’t need to pass a ‘worthiness’ test, know what to say, like to meditat... more

  • Whole Hearted: A Christian Guide to Healing from Romantic Rejection & Heartbreak

    by Ruth Fanshaw

    So many of us have to deal with the pain of romantic rejection and heartbreak in our lives - yet there is so little specific advice about how a Christian should deal with it.

     

    How do we find our way through the pain into a place of healing, with our integrity intact and our relationship with God growing stronger?

     

    With a biblical outlook and practical advice, Ruth Fanshaw draws on years of personal experience to help you walk with Jesus through every stage ... more

  • #Loneliness: The Virus of the Modern Age

    by Tony Jeton Selimi
    Dive into the heart of our shared human experience in the powerful narrative, #Loneliness: A Call to Connection. In an age of unprecedented connectedness, we have paradoxically found ourselves deeply alone - consigned to technological silos that mask our veritable struggles and occlude our authentic selves. Fear of judgment, criticism, and rejection shrouds our true selves, fracturing our natural equilibrium, fostering disease, and driving worldly division. #Loneliness: The Virus of the Mo... more

  • The Productive Perfectionist A Woman’s Guide to Smashing the Shackles of Perfection

    by Kathryn Mayer
    Is perfectionism paralyzing you? Become a Productive Perfectionist, instead—and free yourself from the “shackles of shoulds” so you can play a bigger game! Do you still struggle trying to figure out when your work is good enough? Are you losing hours editing a draft for the 29th time? Are the higher-ups getting nervous that you’re not up to the job? Are you tired of settling for the smaller, safer roles instead of finding your greatness—because you’re too afraid of failing? In this book, you’l... more

  • Welcome to My Garden: A Father’s Gift of Reflections, Life Lessons, and Advice

    by Brian Murray
    The mistakes we make and the hardships we endure have a positive aspect: they teach us lessons. They plant seeds from which a garden of wisdom can grow. In Welcome to My Garden, author and entrepreneur Brian Murray shares some of the most meaningful lessons he has learned over his lifetime, covering topics from health and mindfulness to gratitude and empathy. The volume was originally written as a series of letters for his own children, but Murray invites listeners along on his journey with the ... more

  • Fear Less : Craft Your Life with Wisdom and Imagination

    by Mary Frances McKay
    Fear Less will inspire an individual to deep dive into their life to better understand themselves. An examined life leads to gently critical thinking as decisions are made and actions taken. Fear Less is interactive, encouraging the reader to draw, write or paste their ideas or reflections.

  • Mastering the Art of Stress: Finding Calm in the Chaos (The "KISS" Plan)

    by Sophia Elan

     

     

    Stress less, live more&... more

  • Roar: Primed for Peace: Self-Heal Trauma for Health, Happiness & Harmony

    by Sophia Elan

    Roar: Primed for Peace: Self Heal Trauma for Health, Happiness & Harmony is an uplifting story of triumphing over trauma. It is a celebration of the incredible power of self-healing and the transformative power of gratitude. It is an inspirational story of overcoming a wide range of traumas, including childhood sexual abuse, spousal attempted murder, traumatic brain injuries, heart wrenching divorces and suicide attempts. 

     

    Sophia M. Elan, aka, "The Na... more

  • A Schizoid at Smith

    by Blair Sorrel
    WHEN STRIVERS SPAWN SLACKERS. Strange as it may seem, some status seeking parents actually sabotage their children's chance of success. Early disparagement imprints lifelong low self-esteem, a social phobia impairing concentration along with a stultifying dread of authority figures. An overall shoddy rearing style that ensures educational and professional disappointment nowhere near approximating those lofty aspirations. Genius or genes don't factor so much as the fundamental influence of co... more
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