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  • DBT for Life

    by Diana Partington

    The critically acclaimed book DBT for Life: Skills to Transform the Way You Live will empower you with skills to improve your relationships, manage your overwhelming emotions, and live a better life. This engaging and accessible self-help book is a valuable resource for anyone seeking effective tools for navigating the roller coaster of life. Dialectical Behavior Therapy is renowned for helping individuals manage overwhelming emotions and cultivate healthier relationships. 

  • Taller Than A Tree

    by Abraham Thomas

    In 1989, a serendipitous spreadsheet experiment led mechanical engineer Abraham Thomas to the groundbreaking xCode hypothesis. It overturns the current view of science that 86 billion neurons of the brain use algorithms to summate their incoming signals. 

    Drawing on decades of neuroscience research and recent interactions with advanced AI, Thomas weaves together a compelling narrative that spans 30 chapters, delving into the cellular, neurological, and psychological underpinnings o... more

  • WE AREN'T WHO WE ARE

    by Dustin Ogle
    Here lies the path to finding out who you really are, what you really want, and how to get it. No one can give you those answers, but this book shows you how to find them and how to use them. That is becoming. With one straightforward method, you will quickly gain the tools and perspectives needed to free yourself from any illusions and ideological possessions that keep you imprisoned. Together, we will use practical information to make you the master of your thoughts, body, emotions, and enviro... more
  • Heartache to Healing, Navigating Grief and Finding Peace

    by Lloyd C Davis
    Book Summary Grief is deeply personal. Everyone grieves differently and there is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to dealing with our grief. There's no right or wrong approach when it comes to dealing with loss. We introspectively find our way that works for us. With love and forgiveness, we can work through our grief in a positive way. As we move forward through our journey toward healing, our grief can become less acute. We can get to where our grief is no longer holding us captive. Eventua... more
  • This Is How We Heal from Painful Childhoods: A Practical Guide for Healing Past Intergenerational Stress and Trauma

    by Ernest Ellender, PhD
    Childhood stress and trauma often prevent people from becoming their healthiest, most productive, and fulfilled adult selves. The child’s reactive, survival-based habits (developed during painful experiences) later work against them in adulthood. “This Is How We Heal from Painful Childhoods” breaks down the complex and monumental task of healing from intergenerational family traumas into 20 separate rules that explain key concepts before presenting workbook drills to retrain unhelpful thinking a... more
  • Gratitude 101 Journal

    by Lynn Lok-Payne

    Want to boost your happiness? Try this easy-to-use gratitude journal!

    ✔️ 101-Days of Unique Journal Prompts: With positive affirmations and inspirational quotes.

    ✔️ Flexible and Convenient: Fits any schedule—daily or weekly reflections, no pressure.

    ✔️ Customizable: One journal, 3 different color choices, same interior. The

    Power of Gratitude: The Gratitude 101 Journal provides a simple solution for those with busy schedules using guided prompts, positive affirma... more

  • Eastern Star Rising

    by Lucia Belia
    Eastern Star Rising details author LuciaBelia’s journey of healing from past trauma and mastering the Left-Hand Path. She accomplished this feat through hard work and 18 hour days of focus, determination and working with Magick as an extension of herself relentlessly using her 30 years of experience with Right Hand Path and energy healing. The path to ascension includes self-initiation, self-deification, and shadow work. It is a long, arduous journey. Eastern Star Rising shares LuciaBelia’s exp... more
  • The Empty Nest Blueprint for Single Parents

    by Anthony Damaschino
    The Empty Nest Blueprint for Single Parents is a comprehensive guide for all future and current single parents experiencing the bittersweet transition of their children moving out of the home. It combines current research, practical advice, and single-parent experiences, guiding the reader on a journey of self-discovery. Through exploring threats and opportunities, completing exercises, and ultimately building a blueprint plan for themselves and their child, the reader will have a roadmap for no... more
  • Teenagers are adults under construction

    by Henrietta Potgieter
    A self help guide on how to live an ordinary life with extraordinary delight By understanding our own ups and downs, lifestyle choices, consequences and responsibilities towards yourself, others and the world we live in will go a long way towards fulfilling our purposes in life. Having the right information, knowledge and skills can change a painful and laborious slog through life into an exciting adventure. The only 3 relationships you have in this life is with yourself, others and the world y... more
  • The First Quarter

    by Manish Rohith

    In "The First Quarter," Manish Rohith embarks on an introspective journey through the initial 25 years of his life, sharing a collection of personal realizations that shaped his understanding of the world around him. From navigating the complexities of relationships and career choices to confronting health challenges and financial decisions, Manish delves into the essence of growing up and finding one's place in the vast tapestry of life. This book is not just a memoir; it's... more

  • Destiny Re-Do

    by Skip Press
    Best-selling writer Skip Press has had a long and prosperous life in the arts, selling screenplays, stage plays, teleplays, and videos, as well as novels and non–fiction series. As a teacher, with his books and courses, he estimates having helped half a million people become better writers. Equally important in his life is a lifelong fascination with religions and philosophies from around the world. While publishing and promoting a book for an influential client, he was reminded of a popular... more
  • The Power of the Overview

    by Jon Rogers
    This book presents a new overview of life by providing workable answers to the ultimate questions about life and existence and enables you the reader to see what is now invisible to you, revealing a power within you you've always had. A product of ten years research in applying a systems analysis finding solutions to personal and social problems by a retired Aerospace Engineer reveals a new outlook on what is universally real, moral and works.
  • Shaking in the Forest: Finding Light in the Darkness

    by Lori Hodges
    What do you do when faced with trauma? Shaking in the Forest opens with a plane crash and ends with a life-threatening illness. At the age of twenty-five, Lori Hodges chose to make a career out of helping people during the worst days of their lives. She has spent the last thirty years in emergency services – first as a firefighter and paramedic and later as an emergency manager, helping to coordinate the response and recovery to disasters. It is through this work that she has come to see the... more
  • The Avatar Effect

    by Ess-Jee Rautenbach
    **"Finding Your Avatar in Life and Pursuing Your Purpose"**: A Synopsis Embark on a transformative journey with Ess-Jee Rautenbach’s latest masterpiece, **“Finding Your Avatar in Life and Pursuing Your Purpose.”** This book transcends mere words; it is a beacon of hope and a guide for those yearning to unearth their true selves. **Key Themes**: 1. **Self-Discovery and Essence**: - The journey commences with self-awareness—a voyage into the very essence of your being. Ess-Jee deftly ... more
  • Do the Next New Thing

    by Pamela Lamp
    Pamela Lamp’s job raising her family had ended. She struggled to determine a new direction, longed to be more than a wife and a mom, and feared it was too late to begin anew. And then her husband’s job required moving to a new city. Since she needed to do SOMETHING, she created a plan for herself. She began doing one relatable new thing—every single day. Her creative journey—tiny steps toward change anyone can take—not only led to friends and a passion project but also helped her determine how t... more
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