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Woozie (Grandmother) Wisdom (about Life, Sex, and Love)
by Lynn HubschmanThis is an easy to read book that has everyday situations described about life, sex, and love. It is an accumulation of my blogs where thousands of people have avoided or improved their lives as a result of my over thirty years experience as a licensed therapist and sex educator. It is meant to be shared and enjoyed while learning.
Creating Positive Change: "CPC"
by Nicholas GambaciniThe tools of creating positive change, in any situation, in any circumstance. Delve into a world of science, concepts, and realms as "CPC" explores the vast array of theoretical "Elysium", the terrors of "The Box", and what it truly means to take hold of the reins, and create a better outcome to individual longevity.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF CLOSET: THE STRUGGLES OF MENTAL ILLNESS
by Roger MohnWhat's it like growing up in a dysfunctional home? Where your mother is bipolar, your father a functioning alcoholic? Roger Mohn's story is one that many families deal with: The struggles of mental illness, the shame, negative stigma and perceived guilt that surrounds families with a mental illness among them. They live in a closet of secrecy many times, but they, we, are not alone. This books shares his journey and offers hope to others in opening "his closet door" to others going through ... more
Thank You For The Ice Cream
by Mari Benning"Thank You For The Ice Cream", is bursting with inspiration and power-packed revelations birthed from a deep soul-searching encounter that shifted her world and revolutionized her thinking and way of living.
What started off to be a life lesson for Mari's youngest daughter, turned out to be a major life-altering lesson for mom. You'll enjoy as she shares personal heart-wrenching stories along with embarrassing, comical accounts of how she was ab... more
Grab Life by the Ass
by Aaron DennisWatch your thoughts; they become words. Watch your words; they become actions. Watch your actions; they become habits. Watch your habits; they become character. Watch your character; it becomes your destiny. -Lao-Tzu Are you happy? Are you where you want to be in life? Do you feel like you’ve lost your edge? Consider the following: You only have one shot—not at happiness, or love, or success—you have only one shot at life. Your life will end altogether too soon, so there is no time to waste in c... more
Your First Job: How to Make a Success of Starting Work and Make Your First Year the Launch of a Successful Career
by Mark BlayneyEach year thousands of young people enter the world of work for the first time and begin to compete in their careers. Your First Job provides readers with an unfair advantage by teaching them the real life techniques of how to manage themselves, people and work, things they may otherwise end up learning the hard way. As the school leaver and new graduate’s essential guide to making a success of starting work and launching a successful career, Your First Job is a must buy for new starters,... more
#Boycott
by Dionne L FieldsIf you have been discriminated or mistreated by a business. Because of your race, gender or region take a photo of that business and tag #boycott on facebook, twitter and instagram today. I challenge 10 million paying customers from all around the world, to boycott all discrimination from all races and from all gender and religion. After being racial discriminated by a large business chain with my youngest son with me, I started boycotting every business that has never apologized with a large... more
choose Love
by Darwin StephensonIn this remarkable, life-changing new book, renowned inspirational speaker DARWIN STEPHENSON introduces us to the power of Love and how this simple approach to life unlocks the key to lasting success and happiness. In Choose Love, author and founder of the non-profit Center for Loving Studies, Darwin sounds a wake-up call. Despite all our accomplishments, we are less happy than ever before and hope is fleeting. In sharing this timeless, proven formula that the world's most successful people ... more
You Can Choose Your Life: A Guide to Experiencing More Peace, Freedom, and Happiness Right Now
by N.G. AbramsonThis self-help book shows you how to “own” your past, so you don’t repeat it, especially if there are things about it you don’t like. You’ll become aware of the importance of choosing your experience of life, no matter what is happening or has happened. Abramson passionately believes that all people can move beyond the place where they feel stuck and live lives they love. While we can’t take back choices we’ve already made, we can stop making choices that are not moving us closer to living th... more
Re-creating a Life - Learning How to Tell Our Most Life-Giving Story
by Diane M. Millis, Ph.D.This is a powerful new book by spiritual director, wisdom teacher and author Diane Millis. An engaging page-turner, it's filled with questions and practices to help anyone understand the power of their own narrative. In "Re-Creating a Life: Learning How to Tell Our Most Life-Giving Story," Dr. Millis shows us how to author a new story for our lives. "'Recreating a Life' is a portal to liberation." - Mirabai Starr
The Gospel of the God of Existence
by Althemus Joseph Delahoussaye IIIThe book is about existence and the purpose for which human beings were created. The book gives us the purpose of being in this little world.
Old Money, New Woman: How to Manage Your Money and Your Life
by Byron TullyIn ‘Old Money, New Woman’, author Byron Tully provides powerful insights and wit-soaked wisdom to help you make the most of your money and improve the quality of your life.Revealing 8 'Old Money Secrets' for women, the author shares time-tested tips and step-by-step strategies used by the women of America’s Upper Class, generation after generation. From education and etiquette to cosmetics and clothing, this must-read book details the coveted, rarely-discussed fundamentals that any woman can use... more
From Grief to Acceptance: An Active Process for Healing While Honoring Our Loved Ones
by Misty Proffitt-ThompsonA refreshing and different perspective when dealing with grief that introduces the Five Encouraging Phases of Grief. These phases include: Love, Vulnerability, Compassion, Forgiveness, and Gratitude. This perspective invites the reader to play a more active role in their grieving journey and encourages them to look at the death of their loved one in a new way. By appreciating their own unique approach to grieving and by honoring their loved one, it is the intention that they will move towa... more
Shopping Brake: Proven Tips to Stop Shopping Wrong, and Start Shopping Right for a Wardrobe You Love
by Lisa DeerwoodOwn too many clothes, yet never have anything to wear? Unable to walk out of a store without buying something? Struggle every day getting dressed?
In Shopping Brake: Proven tips to stop shopping wrong, and start shopping right for a wardrobe you love Lisa Deerwood helps you learn how to go shopping for clothes so that everything that you buy is the right choice for you. With shopping tips, closet organization advice, and insights into the mindset of a... more
A Different Kind of Closet: The Struggles of Mental Illness
by Roger MohnMental illness today is a hot topic. What's it like growing up in a dysfunctional home, where your mother is bipolar, your father a fully functional alcoholic? Many people with mental illness in their families live in a closet of shame, much like the closet of the LGBTQ community. It's time to tear down this wall, get out of the closet and talk about mental illness as it truly is: an illness of the brain. Yes, it is indeed a DIFFERENT KIND OF CLOSET! This story shares the pain, heartache and ... more
Work Hard, and Don't Give Up
by Ian AnttilaThe message of this book is that if you keep trying and don?t give up, even if others tell you that you can?t do it, you still can achieve success. This man?s story proves that attitude is the primary factor in success, even when you have to realize and accept the hard times.
