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It Is Time: Inspirational Answers for Everyday Life Issues

by Levi Stubbs

IT IS TIME is a quick start guide to the ultimate operator's manual of life, the bible. This book is not by any means written to replace GOD's word, but gives inpirational references from the bible and provides simple messages, examples, and instructions that are easy to read and follow. This book was written with the purpose of passing along wisdom, knowledge, and understanding to help make the tirals and tribulations of life manageable. Knowing how to get through life's everyday obstacles, tur... more

Mind Files: Perception, Perspective, & Problems

by Penny Hodgson

Mind Files explains the mind's process of collecting, assessing, categorizing, storing and referencing information through each and every experience. Our perceptions become our perspectives, and our perspectives can go on to create problems in our life unless we reassess them at our current level of understanding. Find out, step by step, how to review, reassess and remove or rewrite the conclusions stored in the files in the filing cabinets of your mind.

Order from Chaos: The Everyday Grind of Staying Organized with Adult ADHD

by Jaclyn Paul

Break the cycle of disorganization with Jaclyn Paul, the writer behind the popular blog The ADHD Homestead. Discover the root causes of your past organizing failures and figure out how to achieve long-term success. Written for adults with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and those who love them, Order from Chaos will appeal to anyone seeking a more peaceful, orderly life. Part self-help memoir, part quick-start guide, Order from Chaos is the first step to ditching your shame... more

Beautiful Disaster

by Natasha R. Robinson

Have you ever noticed how when disaster strikes, we panic? In life these disasters come with and without warning. They strike, we panic, and then we begin to rebuild. Beautiful Disaster illustrates Natasha’s story of panicking, accepting what was, and rebuilding. Natasha was blind to the beauty until she reached her breaking point emotionally, mentally, and physically. She had reached her limit, or what she thought was her limit. Her pride was broken, her hope shattered. What was she to do? She ... more

The Five-Year Marriage: Shifting the Marriage Paradigm

by Annmarie Kelly

Marriage needs a makeover – and the Five-Year Marriage is it! With the nearly 50% divorce rate and the number of couples choosing to live together instead of being married, the old-school model clearly isn’t working. The Five-Year Marriage: Shifting the Marriage Paradigm shows couples a logical way to recognize and respond to life’s changes within the marriage partnership – changes that happen in you, your life, your relationship, and your marriage. It explains how couples can, in doable fiv... more

Life as Process

by Philip S. Salisbury

This book is about observation and process. It addresses what we observe, how we observe, and the value and consequences of how we observe. It also explores the terms of value and meaning, the attribution of value and meaning to observation, and the process of existence. Second, this essay examines time and change and how we observe both. It discusses the concept of ?living in the now? or ?living in the moment? and examines their relevance to a life well lived. Third, the essay proposes a framew... more

I Want a Pet

by Warren Bolton

I Want a Pet: A P-E-T was born out of a dad?s sincere but fun-loving attempt to help his sons cope with not being able to have a cat or dog due to one of them having allergies. Dad devised a game the family could play when riding along in the car, waiting for food to arrive at a restaurant, or sitting in the confines of their living room. That game led to this wonderfully illustrated book. The book?s catchy cadence and simple, repetitive rhyme will charm young minds. It unlocks the imagination a... more

Countdown to Greatness

by Michael Carter Griffin

“Countdown to Greatness” “(C2G)” is designed to ignite and re-ignite an individual’s awareness of their potential. The book reminds us that all individuals have greatness within them, and that we all have the ability to make a positive difference in the lives of others. By helping others, we help ourselves to become better individuals, and move closer and closer to our own potential and to greatness. When we understand the internal emotional reward of helping others, we begin to see not only... more

The New Age Bible

by Erik Cloud

This magical literature full of religious logic, metaphysical common sense, and supernatural wisdom has given way to a new astrological star chart reading fashioned formidably from a keyed up individual?s molded mind, body, and soul all the while exposed to everyday occurrences such as light and dark, positive and negative, genetics and environment, ECT. Th e key used for utility coded in our modern day western zodiac, four basic elements, and three states confronts many everyday problems such a... more

Evaluation of the Positive Behavior Support Program on Fourth-Grade Student Discipline Infractions

by Dr. James A. Bracy

Prior to implementation of this the program, students with increased antisocial behaviors were becoming more disruptive to the learning environment on a regular basis. Because much of the instructional time is being spent correcting these behaviors, the academic progression of students has been decreasing. To limit distractions, disruptive students need to be remediated and counseled on problems and solutions. The Positive Behavior Support (PBS) program is an alternative to giving students negat... more

My Amazing Transformation of Love, Courage, and Wisdom

by Marty Cole

Marty Cole began his journey Sept. 17, 1953, when he was born in Santa Monica, California. At six years old, he entered military school, and from age six to eleven, he was verbally, physically, emotionally, mentally, and psychologically abused. Sometimes, he was beaten so badly, he bled. When he returned home at age fifteen, it was tough to adjust to home life after nine years away. He asked his father if he could get his own apartment. ?No problem, son. I?ll get you your own place to live,? he ... more

Forget Me Not

by Sherryjean Richhart-Rorick

This is a collection of my poems written over the years. These are thoughts about things in life that happen to all of us. These are feelings and emotions perhaps of the writer but also the reader. The paintings reflect our moods?joy, sorrow, love, conflict. It is meant to make you happy and appreciate your own life.

The Lessons I Learned

by Paul R. Becker

The book is to inspire our young generation to take charge of their careers and understand the path previous generations have taken to succeed. It?s about communication and taking time to reflect and understand how different our lives can be with simple communication. I want to touch managers who are struggling with staffing issues and hiring practices to better grasp how the future generation will impact business. We need to take control and guide our future leaders and those who will step in o... more

God Had a Plan

by Orlan E. Thomas

God Had a Plan begins with a genealogy patterned much like the ones found in the Bible, with some early family history interspersed as was available. Once the genealogy is established, the author offers an examination of the ?seed,? referring to the ?look see? into the lives of those who produced the offspring in review. The life and times of the author and his beloved wife Marcella are explored from cradle to adulthood, journeying through his teaching positions and her position as soprano soloi... more

As God Is My Witness

by Carol Ann Conlin

A trust is stolen, betrayed. A time of innocence is gone. ?How could one say such terrible things to a child, not yet a teen, not yet a woman?? How could one commit to such horrific deeds? One carried a little lamb, a sleep to an evil lair. The little lamb awoke outside the entrance. Her body trembled from within, struggling to awaken from the monster in the night. The monster in the night laid her in his berth. The lamb begged to let her go, her coffin beaconing from afar. The lamb tried to... more

365 DAYS SMARTER.: THIS MOTIVATIONAL GUIDE INCLUDES 365 QUOTES TO HELP YOU GET THROUGH YOUR YEAR SUCCESSFULLY.

by Rashida Costa

Rashida Costa, an icon in the field of personal development, offers an exceptional and motivational book that examines the reasons for failures, demotivation, and how to get out of your own way and achieve the success you are deserving of. Far too often we fall short of pursuing our dreams and seeing them through to the end, the agendas and voices of others overpower the strength and confidence we have within. The environments and people we choose to invite into our lives are often the source of... more

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