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  • Finding a Job That Loves You Back

    by Carly Inkpen, Justin Wright, and Tad Mayer
    Job searching: YIKES, right? Wrong! With the right framework and tools, finding a job can be empowering and full of skill-building, relationship-forming experiences. Our framework empowers you to get unstuck and bypass the fear and stress that often keeps people trapped on an unsatisfying career path. It's broken down into 3 distinct parts, making the whole process more manageable. Our book is full of techniques, exercises, and sample scripts that will save you time and help you tackle it... more

  • The Much Better You

    by Dr romano giorgi
    Forget every other book here and read this: Ever seen a fat person in a Nike ‘Just Do It’ T-shirt and chuckled to yourself? Well, don’t. You are the equivalent in other areas of your life. Most of us crave fulfilment, happiness and connection, yet many of us will not take the steps necessary to achieve these outcomes. Instead, we will allow fear, ego and self-imposed limitations to rule us. No matter what life throws at you though, be it a lottery win, financial dire straits or the loss... more

  • Pop Prompts: 200 Writing Prompts Inspired By Popular Music

    by Erik Patterson
    It’s time to make your writing pop. Award-winning screenwriter, playwright, and teacher Erik Patterson has crafted a book of writing prompts unlike any other. Pop Prompts uses popular music to awaken your creative spirit. Each writing prompt poses a question that will get you thinking more deeply about yourself and the world around you. Read the prompt, listen to the song, then let go...and let your subconscious take over. These writing prompts will help you explore who you are. They ... more

  • Mindful Me Lifeskills Journal

    by My Mindful Co
    Mindful Me Lifeskills Journal is a one-of-a-kind activity journal that takes kids on a journey of self-discovery as they learn social-emotional skills in a child-friendly way. The Journal is colorfully illustrated with relatable characters. There are 2 stories geared to teached children the power of positive thinking, having a growth mindset and what happens when you never give up! Thus buidling their self esteem and confidence. There are activities and lessons, like planning and goal setting... more

  • Meth Murder & Amazon

    by G. S. Gerry

    An urban legend is born when the body of an unidenfied child is found under the bed during an open house. Alive or dead? Murder or myth?

    One family claims to know the shocking truth, no matter how far fetched the surrounding circumstances. Wrapped inside this intriguing mystery are eye witness accounts and compelling evidence to seperate truth from fantasy.

    From award winning author and visionary creator G. S. Gerry comes the critically accl... more

  • A Man's Late Night Thoughts

    by James Richman
    a truly fantastic collection of precise pondering displayed profound wisdom and understanding missing from much life today, THESE THOUGHTS SO EXPERTLY CRAFTED WITH JUST THE PERFECT WORDS TO CONVEY THEIR EXDACT MEANNINGS PUT INTO PRINT THOSE THINGS WHICH WE SOOFTEN CONTENPLATE AND TRY TO UNDERSTAND AS WELL AS THOSE FEELING WHICH WE DID NOT EVEN KNOW EXISTED WITHIN OURSELVES NOTE--ONE THOUGHT PER PAGE---367 PAGES ALL ORIGINAL THOUGHTS

  • Symbols Of You

    by Linda Mackenzie
    Symbols of You takes you on a personal journey into the world of Ancient Wisdom and its symbols. With fun exercises and charts you'll explore how to use symbols to help create a more positive, intuitive and connected life intuitive and connected life.

  • The Hidden Knowledge: Masters of Karate

    by Greg Maluma
    This masterpiece refers to the karate instructor’s manual; it covers essentials of karate that every instructor must be aware of. It explains every aspect in detail giving its readers a proper understanding of what the author intendeds to communicate.

  • 633 Days Inside: Lessons on Life and Leadership

    by Kathy Million
    An inspiring and extraordinary story about a self-made businessman who was wrongly convicted and sent to prison. After almost two years, the Court of Appeals vacated his sentence and soon after he got out he published this book to help prisoners and their loved ones to better deal with time spent “inside" (the prison term for being locked up). The purpose of this book is to help other turn any adversity, failure, heartbreak, or trauma into an even greater advantage.

  • How to Land a Strategy Role in Tech

    by Amy Sun Yan
    In this guidebook on breaking into tech, discover case interviews for beginners and other job hunting hacks for landing your dream role at companies like Google, Meta, Hulu, and Amazon.

  • How to Stop Thinking And Not Get Eaten by a Bear

    by Dogu Densei
    Hopefully the reader learns how to stop thinking and not get eaten by a bear.

  • Rotten Minerva: Be an Unruly Warrior and Embark on a Spiritual Quest

    by Kelli Hastings
    Rotten Minerva lays out a new framework for being "spiritual" while existing in and enjoying this material reality. In it, Kelli Hastings sets forth her personal philosophy of life with the help of movie quotes, scientific references, and citations to religious scriptures; all interspersed with stories of her own humorous misadventures on the path toward authenticity and freedom.

  • Life is Easier Than You Think

    by Robert Wiley

    Life is Easier Than You Think is a road map for finding your way home, a place where you’re free to be yourself and not some version created by other’s expectations - where you can be at peace and have confidence to face life’s challenges. Join the author as he leads you on a simple but powerful journey toward emotional healing, self-acceptance and personal empowerment. As you are guided on this path you will gain practical tools that will assist you in living your best life... more

  • Best Version Ever

    by Josh Painter
    Many of us spend our lives on autopilot: work, bills, chores, sleep, repeat, in a never-ending cycle. We live the life that others expect us to, and not the life we desire. In Best Version Ever: Discover the MAGIC of Becoming Extraordinary, Josh Painter provides an action-oriented and inspirational roadmap to escape the cycle of experiencing random motivational moments and then falling back into the same old routines. By following the M.A.G.I.C. formula (Mindset, Aim, Gameplan, Immersion, and... more

  • This May Be Difficult to Read

    by Claire N. Rubman
    There's no baby Einsteins in cribs anymore, our babies can't read, and no one is still hooked on phonics - so what's left? This may be difficult to read, but we haven't been selling reading skills very well... Our society has put a premium on one single aspect of the reading process - letters & sounds (or phonics). This has given the impression that 5, 4 or even 3-year-olds can become proficient readers but there is a myriad of psychological and neurological evidence that emphatically refutes th... more

  • Your Way There (To Being Fully Alive)

    by Gretta Keene (author) William Murray (illustrator)
    Your Way There is an illustrated self-guided course in psychotherapy, offering approachable mindfulness tools to build a happy, satisfying, and meaningful life. In this book, client stories and anecdotes from the author’s own journey are brought to life with over one hundred full-color illustrations—interweaving concepts for the mind with stories that speak to the heart.
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