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Learning the Growth, Achievement and Potential of the Child

by Ajitesh Mishra

The child at birth is a complex being. It is composed of abilities, attitudes and emotions undefinable. The Growth, Achievement and Potential of a Child follows the experiences and milestones of a baby from birth until its 2nd birthday- explaining the growth through the lens of developmental psychology.

The Lessons of Caring: Inspiration and Support for Caregivers

by Santo D. Marabella

Many Baby Boomers have enjoyed having one or both parents living well into their 80’s and 90’s. What is truly a blessing, can at the same time pose significant challenges and overwhelming responsibilities. With good reason, we devote resources and attention to the needs of the loved ones in our care. What we may need to do is dedicate more attention to the needs of the caregiver. Caregiving for loved ones of any age can be both a life-affirming and a spirit-draining experience. The Less... more

Think and Be Unstoppable

by Josh Racioppo

Whether it's relationships, career, finances or success in any way, you have the power to completely change your life. You can live a life that is stress-free and without a care in the world. If this is your desire, then I will help you create a life that you have always wanted. Helping people improve their lives, is my one true goal in life. I am here today to let you know that you can have a life that is truly unstoppable.

Bankruptcy Didn’t Break Me: How to Learn the Keys to Success to Increase Your Credit Scores

by Kassondra R. Lewis

I am passionate about helping others. I believe being transparent can change lives. This book is about how to recover quicker from life events like foreclosure & bankruptcy. The steps to rebuilding your life, credit and buying a new home. Good credit and low interest rates can be yours again. I am results driven and committed to your success! Starting life over is never easy. I am here to help you recover quicker. My perspective is unique. I share my personal experiences as well as my knowled... more

Mental Health Recovery: Three simple steps to overcoming depression and anxiety

by Rusty Ford

Are you sick and tired of suffering depression and or anxiety? You have the power to overcome and live a full and happy life. Mental health recovery is the most powerful set of tools for overcoming depression, anxiety and most mental health conditions. In this book, you will learn 3 simple steps that make a dramatic change in your life. If you are tired of suffering every day from depression or anxiety then understanding the principles of mental health recovery can propel you forward towards liv... more

Living, Learning, Healing: Inspirational Stories from the Heart

by Diane L. Dunton

Diane Dunton marries artful storytelling and magnificent Maine nature photography in this collection of true, heartwarming and inspirational essays. Through words and images, she invites readers to let go of limiting thoughts and behaviors and embrace possibility. Includes personal journal space.

Do: The Path of Continuous Growth

by Genaro Torres Celis

Do: The Path of Continuous Growth a new self-help book by author Genaro Torres Celis aims to help readers:

- Embrace a higher personal responsibility while you are truly enjoying your Do (in Japanese pronounced “doh”); your path, your truth.

- Become aware of your gifts, your purpose, your passions, and embrace a higher personal responsibility to achieve your goals.

- Develop a martial mindset by learning profound and practical concepts from “Budo” (T... more

Broken Liver: Musings on Leadership

by Dr. Shawn H. Robinson

Broken Liver is a continuation of Six Heads with a focus on maintaining one's sanity while in leadership positions and not harming oneself irreparably. This book continues to describe the author’s experiences and observations that he feels are connected to leadership. In this book, his frame of reference is overcoming adversity, making course corrections, and truly turning the corner on past errors and bad choices. This book focuses on being observant about one’s self, so as not to abuse one’s s... more

Six Heads are Better than None: A Guide for Leaders

by Dr. Shawn H. 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 gives you hints and suggestions on how to improve your value as a leader through anecdotes and humor.

Widow's Walk How My World Ended And What Happened After

by Paula Baysinger Morhardt

This is not a self help book. It is not full of web sites and famous people telling you what to do; nor does it have doctors of any kind telling you how you should feel. It is one woman’s story of losing herself and the daily, infinitesimally small cell by cell attempts to find herself again. To drag herself out of the hole she had fallen into when her world ended. One year, in which she discovered that some days she was not as strong as she thought she was followed by days where she was stronge... more

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

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