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Radical Reinvention

by Candi Cross

Maureen Lippe, media powerhouse/entrepreneur, and former Vogue and Harper's Bazaar editor debuts her new book, Radical Reinvention, the personal and professional journey of self-discovery after being forced to reimagine, reset and reinvent after losing her beloved husband and partner to COVID-19 and having to transform and grow her company, Lippe Taylor. It was a time of terror, uncertainty, and painful grief. Read how Lippe managed to reclaim her identity and more than double her business follo... more

Legacy Empowered: The Everlasting Rise of Women

by Pierrette kengela

Step into a world of inspiration and empowerment as Pierrette Kengela takes you on an extraordinary journey through the pages of “Legacy Empowered: The Everlasting Rise of Women.” In this groundbreaking book, Kengela explores the profound significance of woman-to-woman legacies and unveils the transformative power of women’s empowerment. Prepare to be enlightened, inspired, and equipped with the tools to create a lasting impact. In the introduction, Kengela sets the stage by delving into the im... more

Illusions of Certainty: thoughts about thinking

by Bernard Warnick

A close examination of our powers of reasoning shows certainties, especially in fields of morality, values and ethical social behavior, are illusory. Even in science, understandings are based on the best evidence at the moment. When we consider that neurobiologically our subjective feelings invade the beginning of our reasoning process, the pervasive ambiguity and vagueness of language and the fuzziness of the concept of truth, we start to wonder if certainty of conclusions is available. Patt... more

HOW TO FEEL BETTER... REALISTICALLY

by Geoff Pridham

How to Feel Better… Realistically is a no-nonsense guide on how to feel better no matter what life throws at you. The chief recommendation of the book is that we should be realistic. Other guides to happiness and feeling better have recommended techniques such as positive thinking, positive psychology, mindfulness, living in the present, chasing your dreams, and so on, but none of these work reliably over the long run. How to Feel Better… Realistically moves forward from these approaches to p... more

Schooled House: Ace Sharing Space Between Work & Homeschool

by Amanda M. Ferris

Making the choice to homeschool doesn’t mean you have to be alone. 2020 may go down in history as the largest ever migration from classroom learning to school at home, forcing parents across the world to make difficult education decisions for their child while juggling work and life under the same roof. Each new regulation presented to our communities prompted more questions than answers, especially when it came to schooling. Schooled House: Ace Sharing Space Between Work & Homeschool shar... more

You Too, Can Make it Big!: Success Tips for Inner-City Teens Ready to Defy the Odds

by La-Aja J. Hernandez

Your environment does not define your level of success. You do!

You Too, Can Make It Big! is a quick-read, and inspirational self-help book and journal. Infused with nuggets of wisdom from La-Aja's life story, she takes you on her journey from growing up in the inner-city projects, to gracing the red carpet as an Emmy Award-winning television editor. Sharing her step-by-step blueprint for creating post-high school success, you will be empowered to:

*Develop the right... more

Six Aspects of Being

by Vanessa Rochelle

Six Aspects of Being is a self help book about awakening, healing, transformation, and wellbeing. In Six Aspects of Being, Vanessa gently guides readers in a thought-provoking, entertaining, and compassionate way back to themselves. Vanessa writes, “I invite you to be open and have some honest reflections with yourself.”

The Art of Memory: Remebering What Not to Forget

by Bill Beckwith

The Art of Memory: Remembering What Not to Forget is an indispensable road map for baby boomers and generation X-ers to improve their memory at, home, at work, or at school. Furthermore, Dr. Beckwith describes how aging effects memory and ways that memory disorders develop. He provides a helpful outlook and effective strategies for managing memory. His guidance is honest, realistic, and useful to everyone.Dr. Beckwith provides numerous examples of how he has helped others and himself deal wi... more

Until We Meet Again, Leo

by Alexandra McGroarty

Losing a loved one is one of life's toughest moments. During Leo's journey to find his friend, he discovers along the way, with the help of other friends and cherished memories, that even if his friend isn't physically here with him, he will never be without them.

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by Trevor M Swadling

How can we improve our quality of thinking? What tools can we draw upon to become better at living? How can we understand and expand the framework in which we think? How can we use this understanding to assist us in gaining more positive outcomes in our lives? How do we understand our perceptions and viewpoints? This is a book about a philosophy of living that endeavours to find practical answers to these perplexing questions. Taking the past, present and future into account, the author prese... more

Men-in-the-Middle: Conversations to Gain Momentum with Gender Equity’s Silent Majority

by Kori Reed

In Men-in-the-Middle, author Kori Reed interviews men across corporate America about gender equity in the workplace. This is a topic men can influence, as they hold nearly 75 percent of C-suite positions, but they don’t talk about it at the office. As it turns out, men have a lot to say! They are aware of the issues and the impacts and, at the same time, unsure of what to do. This uncertainty renders Men-in-the-Middle, even though they may be supporters, on the silent sidelines of gender equity.... more

Life-Long Effects of Child Sexual Trauma in Drawings

by Viola B. Mecke Ph.D. ABPP

Seldom have the long-term effects of sexual or other trauma been traced throughout the life of a traumatized person. This article presents the drawings of a sexually abused child, with pictures the child drew before the abuse and afterwards. A follow-up at age 45 is included. The drawings show the horror following the abuse and the gradual recovery of childhood. The defenses that developed following the trauma show the desperate, often maladaptive attempts to readjust. The drawings suggest that ... more

F*cking our way to Enlightenment

by Kandace & Gregory Loewen

Discover a journey like no other in "F*cking our way to enlightenment." Join Maggie and Josh as they traverse the uncharted realms of consensual nonmonogamy in the Swinger Lifestyle. From steamy encounters with swingers around the globe to their transformation into advocates of divine sexuality, this true story will captivate and enlighten you. Unveil Maggie's empowering quest to overcome her teenage sexual trauma, as she emerges stronger and more liberated than ever before. Delve into their ex... more

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Edifying Children of a Lesser God: Answers to life's existential questions.

by D Dean Graves

Edifying Children of a Lesser God, Answers to Life’s Existential Questions by D Dean Graves explores the universal human desire and need to overcome suffering and existential loneliness. The book delves into the nature of human experiences and how we perceive and interpret them. It emphasizes that while suffering is a common part of life, it can be eliminated by fulfilling the purpose of living. The preface introduces the concept of existential loneliness and highlights that humans are motivate... more

The Identity Model: Understanding and healing mankind's stress and suffering.

by D Dean Graves

The Identity Model, Understanding and Healing Mankind’s Stress and Suffering explores the cause of stress and suffering, aiming to provide understanding and healing. It delves into the nature of stress, explaining that it arises from the gap between expectations and reality. By letting go of expectations and accepting things as they are, one can experience bliss, free from stress. The text discusses the purpose of experiences as opportunities for learning about oneself. It emphasizes the role of... more

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