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Grandparenting: Renew, Relive, Rejoice

by Pam Siegel and and Leslie Zinberg

Who doesn't want another shot at childhood? The key to opening that door is your grandchildren.

Co-authors Siegel and Zinberg provide a concise, down-to-earth guide for both grandparents and parents. Each of the 52 straight forward nourishing practices provide methods of mindfulness, along with endearing real-life stories that grandparents can identify with. These bite-sized stories offer a rich assortment of simple ways to be present in our fast-paced lives and not miss the richnes... more

Blue-Collar Beauty

by Michelle Emmick

With close to two decades of experience in the field of aesthetics, Michelle Emmick also known as The Plastic Surgery Coach has performed over 10,000 patient consultations and trained over 3000 doctors and support staff. She shares a different perspective having represented everyday beauty. The go to work, drive the kids to practice, make a box of macaroni and cheese for dinner, take care of everyone else first beauty. The beauty that is rarely if ever represented in an industry that sells a dif... more

Think Like a Bartender:Recipes for Life

by L.D. Morrow

Think Like a Bartender, mixes two parts wisdom and one part comedy for a delicious cerebral cocktail everyone will enjoy! Even if you have never had an alcoholic drink, you will giggle your way through this personal, yet lighthearted perspective on living your best life! From learning how to cut people off to updating your personal menu and ingredients, you'll quickly see you have much more in common with this skilled professional than once thought! Think Like a Bartender, challenges us all to ... more

Recovering from Workplace PTSD Workbook (Second Edition)

by Kevin William Grant

Second Edition: Revised, expanded, and updated.

Stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, bullying, and burnout have all become "accepted realities" of the modern workplace. This recovery workbook will help you unpack your workplace realities, educate you about PTSD, and help you build your personalized transformation and recovery plan.

Each exercise in the workbook walks you through a process of self-reflection and self-discovery to help you understand ... more

Recovering from Workplace PTSD (Second Edition)

by Kevin William Grant

Second Edition updated, revised and expanded.

Stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, bullying, and burnout have all become "accepted realities" of the modern workplace. This book will unpack contemporary workplace realities, educate you about PTSD, and help you build your personalized recovery plan for transformation and recovery.

This recovery program has six core purposes:

Validate your current situation. This recovery pr... more

Break the Language Barrier! Improve Your English and Improve Your Life

by Carl W. Hart

Like it or not, every time you open your mouth to say anything, you are judged. From the way you speak or write, the listener or reader decides things about your education, your intelligence, your social level or your suitability as an employee or romantic partner. Maybe it’s not fair, but that’s life. Make a mistake in your English, and without even knowing it, you can be branded as someone who is not right for a new job, not right for a promotion, not someone whose thoughts and opinions are wo... more

The Rules: Reclaiming Your Freedom, Your Manhood, and Your Sanity

by Brant von Goble

The Rules is a philosophy and self-inquiry text designed to help readers develop mental discipline and set life goals. It does this by way of guided readings and open-ended questions.

How To Wear A Crown: A Practical Guide To Knowing Your Worth

by Rachel D. Greenwell

How to wear a crown is an easy to read guidebook that gives it's reader digestable content and step by step instructions to how to increase ones sense of self worth. This practical guide to knowing your worth will allow you to dive into the authors personal experiences with learning self love and gaining unshakableself worth. This witty but intelligent book will break down the intense process into 4 main steps:1.) Speak to yourself like royalty 2.) Treat yourself like royalty3.) Carry yourself l... more

Get Aligned Now: Free Your Mind Through Body Intelligence, the Path to Achieve Aligned Results

by Bethany Londyn

This book is about learning to accomplish your goals through body intelligence and alignment. By following the step by step process and listening to your body the whole way, you are guided to finally achieving that which you are here to do and also desire.

Every Drop of Water and Every Grain of Salt on the Way to Authentic Happiness

by Armando S. Garcia

This book is about how we create our fate, and how we can learn to change it: It is a book that makes a difference. Every Drop of Water and Every Grain of Salt on the Way to Authentic Happiness, is a nonfiction about how everything we do, or even intend, affects our mind in an accumulative manner, gradually and very directly altering our subsequent happiness. This occurs because human consciousness is essentially a Nothingness, a No-thingness, and thereof inadvertently bec... more

They Always Ask Why - A Look at Why People Snap & Kill

by Wayne Hoss

A boy at school walks in with an assault rifle and starts shooting other students, teachers, and everyone else in sight. A man walks into a movie theater and starts shooting people who did nothing wrong, they just wanted to go out and have a good time. A man enters a mall and opens fire on innocent people that did nothing to him. These shootings are almost becoming an everyday occurrence and people always ask the same question “Why?”. A child, just a little girl of a tender age, comes home from... more

Keep Yourself Full: a practical guide to healing the hurting, lifting the fallen, and restoring the broken

by Yecheilyah Ysrayl

Keep Yourself Full is a spiritual handbook that focuses on our return to self-love. It is a reminder that self-care nourishes the quality of our lives and makes us fit to be of service to others. Through her testimony, Yecheilyah gives examples of how we self-abuse and how that differs from self-love, why it is essential not to take things so personally, why we must establish and enforce healthy boundaries, and how assumptions kill relationships. We learn that by investing in our well-being spir... more

Above and Beyond the Call of Duty for Love

by TJ Allen

For the love of our great country, men and women join the Armed Forces in the continued fi ght to protect the people of the United States of America. Military recruiters get your everyday volunteer to sign a contract of Defense and promise to assist in fulfi lling each person?s ambition to be trained as an engineer, pilot, doctor, lawyer, police offi cer, nurse, electronics technicians, computer analysis, air traffi c controllers, ECT. A career with the Military offers job opportunities and educ... more

The Joy of Marriage Getaways: Fire Up Your Relationship with 26 Ways to the "Zone of Us"

by Deborah Rees

Give your marriage a gift. Deborah Rees, LMFT helps you breathe fresh life into your marriage. Learn new ways to overcome any inertia in your most treasured relationship. This book offers you creative ideas on how to spend meaningful time with each other. With this supportive guide, the time that you set aside to be together will be energizing for your relationship – be it over a simple cup of coffee, a weekend getaway, or finally, taking that trip of your dreams. • Discover how to draw close t... more

I Learned How to Travel Solo and so Can You!

by Valerie Eubanks

Solo travel is on fire! Many yearn to take a trip to a beautiful or exotic destination where they can experience true serenity and different cultures, but if you've never traveled solo this can be a daunting endeavor.

How do you get started?
Where do you stay? Are there dedicated accommodations for solo travelers?
How do you travel safely?
How do you manage the people in your life who won't understand your desire to travel solo?

Vale... more

Lessons for Life Based on the Lives of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph

by Peter Elwood

In the 1970s and 1980s, my wife and I were privileged, together with a group of friends, John and Sally, Dennis and Freda, Dave, Richard and Gill, to lead a series of intensive Bible studies with a changing group of undergraduate students each Sunday evening during university term. In preparation for a study, we would meet one evening during the week to discuss the passage of scripture proposed for the following Sunday, and we would share together what we had each learned from commentaries and o... more

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