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Communication in Marriage: How to Communicate with Your Spouse Without Fighting

by Marcus Kusi

How to Communicate with Your Spouse Without Fighting - EVEN If You Have a Difficult Spouse;

Do you find it difficult communicating with your spouse? Are you tired of arguing and fighting with your spouse whenever you try to communicate?

Have you ever wanted to cry in frustration after yet again another fruitless or useless argument with your spouse? Is your spouse not talking to you anymore?

You are not alone.

In this... more

Difficult Conversations Just for Women: Kill the Anxiety. Get What You Want. (WikiWomen Wisdom)

by Sofia Santiago & Susan Harrison

Every woman intuitively knows that the strategies recommended for men won’t work for women. Men will be called leaders and women who do the same things will be called “bossy.” If she says "I feel" she may be considered hormonal. People respond negatively to assertive women, whereas assertive men are admired. And when women speak out to defend their turf they’re seen as “control freaks,” while men, acting the same way, are seen as highly committed. Those and many more are the reasons why wome... more

My CBT Journal

by James Manning

I wrote this book because I found that many of my clients found it very difficult to remember topics discussed in their CBT sessions. I discovered that giving people hand-outs tended to help a bit, but that sheets of A4 paper tended to get lost quite easily. I wanted to find a way to help my clients to keep a permanent record of their progress, so that they could look back over what they did at any time in the future. The outcome is the book that you are reading right now. Making records can... more

Starting My Day with Him

by Audrey Dorsett

In the daily walks of life we will encounter obstacles, failures and disappointments which all rob us of our God given joy. Starting My Day with Him lists a few frequent obstacles along with scripture verses to help us face the day.

Emotional Detox Through Bodywork

by Mal Weeraratne

Harnessing sexual energy rejuvenates and improves physiological, emotional, psychological and spiritual health. This book teaches women how to take control of the sexual energy within their bodies to remove trauma stored in the form of emotions using ancient knowledge and practices that are combined with new ground breaking insights to create an engineered trauma release technique called Tantric – Tao Bodywork for Emotional Detox. Tantric - Tao Bodywork is a British pioneer technique intended to... more

El Arte de Convivir en Sociedad y Evitar el Reachazo

by Francisco J Palacios

This work is made to change behaviors and manners at every person looking for that level of acceptance achieved with an overwhelming personality and charisma. I’ve interviewed thousands of people looking for that you fail beings who disqualified before entering his world and now I’ve been accommodating it to find out how you can find that overwhelming personality that all can do. This work shows a guide for configuring this being all he can and all do it with talent ability and style. Always ... more

Teach Your Child to Fish: Five Money Habits Every Child Should Master

by Holly D. Reid

Don’t you wish someone would’ve taken the time to teach you money-management concepts at a young age? Think for a moment what your life would be like. How important would that be to share with your child or grandchild?

This faith-based playbook provides guiding principles and practical activities to teach school-age children, kindergarten through high school, money management concepts and to give them the financial head start they deserve.

No one is bo... more

The Happiness Toolbox: Finding happiness regardless of circumstances

by Lori Brant

It’s easy to be happy when things are going your way, but can you be happy when you are in the middle of a crisis? Absolutely. \t\t In the midst of a chronic illness and failed marriage, Lori Brant reached out for resources to help her move forward and found them lacking. She was doing what all the Positive Psychology and spiritual books told her to do, to think positively, meditate, eat right, repeat affirmations but inevitably, something beyond her control would happen and send her spiralin... more

Wisdom Soldier

by Dan Rivera

Mass shootings are on the rise! Learn why. Wisdom Soldier is a guide to understanding how broken dreams can lead to the creation of mass shooters. With firsthand experience as part of a highly dysfunctional family, the author provides great insights into a life of hopelessness and desperation and how he broke out of the anger and exchanged it for a life of wisdom. The topics in this book include learning why we must repair our self-esteem and self-imagine-- if we want to live out our dreams. Als... more

Sensitive to Listen and Willing to Obey

by Doris M. Arwine

God uses people daily to communicate His fragrance and message to us. Too often we don't check to see what aroma or impression we are leaving for others to see, hear, or smell. After visiting someone's home or before checking out of a motel, or when moving, we double check to make sure we haven't left anything behind. Even criminals check to make sure they haven't left any clues at the crime scene to identify them. A story reminded me of this. A robber thought he had committed the perfect crime.... more

The New Love Triangle: Your practical guide to a love-filled life!

by Allen Vaysberg

The New Love Triangle is a life changer! Short enough to be read in one sitting this book is a powerhouse for facilitating lifelong transformation. Bestselling author Allen Vaysberg is authentic and funny while masterfully weaving in concepts with practical application making it easy to add love to every part of life. You'll come away with a new perspective and simple action steps for loving yourself, others, and your day!

Your TIME is NOW: A Time to be born and a time to die

by Brenda Mohammed

Do you want to find your purpose in Life? Are you looking for answers?

In this Memoir, Your Time is Now - A Time to be born and a Time to Die, the author uses quotations and references that connect to events in her life and the lives of others.
It is written, based on powerful words spoken by King Solomon in the Book of Ecclesiastes about times and seasons. "There is a time to be born and a time to die, and a time for every purp... more

Don't Be Sad, Sad Sally

by Sally Dufner

Sad Sally is a simple yet powerful story about a girl who is kind of short and kind of round but is extremely sad. Sally doesn’t appreciate anything she has until her amazing dad shows her one simple but life-altering lesson. With depression, bullying, obesity and suicide prevalent in today’s society, Sad Sally was written to encourage children of all ages to “stop looking over the fence” and learn to appreciate the beauty life offers. When Sally asked her eight year o... more

Sins of Neglect: What It Means to Ignore Social Responsibilities

by Lily Abraham

What does it mean to be human? How do we keep ourselves safe? The answers are hiding in our fears. Ignoring our social responsibilities causes us to feel like victims with no control over our lives. There is knowledge hiding in our fears that can empower us and the choices we make.

Is Your Child a Money Master or a Money Monster?

by Sunny Lee

Do you want your child to be a money master or monster? Using the power of rewards, parents can encourage children to strive in this progressive system that teaches where money comes from, how to take care of it, how to save and earn interest, what hidden costs are involved in a purchase, and how saving a little bit every day helps us reach our goals. With so many wrong messages about money and success, it’s important to start a conversation with your child before someone else does. Money Master... more

MD Dreams: Practical Advice for Every Stage From Premed to Residency and Beyond

by Jarita Hagans, MD

May 8, 2004 was the day I graduated from medical school. It was one of the happiest days of my life, but it almost didn’t happen. There were a lot of bumps and bruises with getting admitted, learning what to study, several attempts at the licensure exam and a disappointing Match Day. It was a rough road, but I made it. There are also many things that I wish I had known as a new physician, that I had to learn through trial and error. If you’re in high school or college now, what can you do... more

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