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  • Redneck Spirituality Book Five From the Depths of Rumi's Outhouse

    by E. Egorhh Frank---Edmond E. Frank
    About Book Five of my Redneck Spirituality Series. In general, rednecks are considered to be conservative. This author is not about purposefully offending, hence the title of the series is Redneck Spirituality. Rednecks also don’t mince words—they say-it-like-they-see-it and may occasionally throw in an F-bomb just to emphasize an important point. This author is a redneck, but a New Thought one. This means everything in his life he recognizes as being self-created. This precludes using the com... more
  • The Veil of Entanglement

    by T.J. Nicholson

    Everything you know, feel, think, dream, remember, fear, and hope for is made that way by your mind. Your entanglement in the subjective experience concocted by mind rules your conduct and obscures your true nature. Your being is subjugated to the reality imposed upon it by mind. In this condition, you are anything but free.

    Your liberation from this predicament, the freedom to live as who you truly are, depends upon coming face-to-face with the true nature of your mind. Ancient traditi... more

  • The Answer: How to Get the Best Answers to Your Life's Biggest Questions

    by Jane Lee
    The Answer will help you tune into the ever-present inner wisdom and intuition we all have as a means to determine the best answers for all your life’s critical questions. Moreover, The Answer gives you the guidance, knowledge, steps, and tools you need to prepare for those answers and take action in your life—in a way that is loving and kind, to both yourself and to others. Are you ready to tune in for your best answers, and to finally trust and listen to yourself? In Jane Lee's debut boo... more
  • Foster Parent & Substitute Teacher: World's Greatest Jobs

    by Lois Simmons

    The job that you want is on the inside of you. I'm assuming you want to know how you get it. You create it! When did Americans start depending on the government to create jobs for everyone? When did Americans lose their ability to create? I've noticed the children in schools wants you to spoon-feed them everything. They want you to provide all the answers for them. They don't want to think. How did this lazy spirit take over America? We have millions of college graduates without j... more

  • How to Develop Happiness

    by Rafal Zielinski
    In How to Develop Happiness, Dr. Zielinski reveals how implementing a few principles, habits, and behaviors can allow the reader to create a purposeful and happy life, even in difficult times. The book can is aimed at students, doctors, and other specialists facing difficulties in their personal and professional lives.
  • What’s Next: 2020 Onwards

    by Peter Dwyer
    The title of this short book is What's Next?, and the short answer is Who Knows? This is despite the mounting evidence that our current worldwide problems are leading people to reassess their priorities for the future and insist on the need for change. The purpose of the book is to take this contrast seriously, and not only to accept the task of seeing what is at stake as we enter upon a new future, but also to face up to the challenge flowing from what this reveals: Can We Do It?
  • Bully Navigator: The Ultimate Parent's Guide to Protecting Your Child from Bullying and Sexual Violence at School

    by Steve Cohen
    If you have a student who has been victimized while at school, you will need the information in this book to hold administrator's "feet to the fire" to provide protection for your son or daughter. Unfortunately, many administrators cannot be counted upon to do what is right in a situation where your child has been victimized. They are often well intentioned but sadly we have seen over and over that they either don't know what to do or won't do what is needed to do when confronted with the vic... more
  • Peak Life's Work: Find Your Gift and Give It Away (Peak Productivity)

    by Said Hasyim

    Live a life you are proud of, one in which you’re realizing your true potential and making a difference in the world.

    Do you drag yourself to work every morning to a job you hate? Do you feel like you’re just going through the motions with no real purpose in life? Do you feel you have a special talent to offer the world but are not even sure what it is?

    Start your journey to self-discovery and growth in this inspiring book to learn:... more

  • Sacred Legacy, Empowered Generational Healing

    by Amber Dobkins
    Imagine a family that supports each other through the challenges and transitions in life. A family who accepts each other's differences. Sacred Legacy shares how one family consciously created this dynamic. Explore the journey of three generations of women as they transform cycles, wounds, and patterns from their lineage. Zanny, Ulew, and Jewels walk through the five essential steps that helped them find the courage to forge a better way for each of them and their daughters.
  • ACE Your Life

    by Michelle P. Maidenberg

    It’s common for anyone to feel trapped or stuck by their inner commentator, habitual patterns of behavior, and the lessons they’ve learned throughout their lives. Everyone has regrets, with many trying to preserve strained relationships and other difficult parts of their lives. When faced with these hardships, it’s easy for self-worth and confidence to take a nosedive, causing many to wonder where they went wrong and to wish for a “do-over.” 

    ACE Your ... more

  • What’s Next: 2020 Onwards

    by Peter J Dwyer
    The title of this short book is What's Next?, and the short answer is Who Knows? This is despite the mounting evidence that our current worldwide problems are leading people to reassess their priorities for the future and insist on the need for change. The purpose of the book is to take this contrast seriously, and not only to accept the task of seeing what is at stake as we enter upon a new future, but also to face up to the challenge flowing from what this reveals: Can We Do It?
  • ELIXIR OF LIFE? Perhaps, YES

    by Jagannath Ghole

    My objective in writing this book is to de-mystify personal health and to make people aware that good health is within  reach of most of the humanity, like air and water. I feel that I have some significant ideas to share, pertaining to personal health, which ideas I wish to pass on to you, readers, in this book.

    Most of us are unaware of what good health is until we lose it. This book describes good health, fundamentally, so that we may preserve it, naturally. In this book, I ... more

  • Caring is Art

    by Leilani Norman
    Caring is Art is a gift book for caregivers, illustrated with original paintings and photography by Leilani Norman. It contains 64 pages of imagery, caregiver quotes, self-care prompts and resources. QR codes throughout the book direct readers to useful online information published by organizations that support caregivers.
  • Speak This Not That; Positive Affirmations to Have a Better Day

    by Lynn Lok-Payne
    Speak This Not That: Positive Affirmations to Have a Better Day is designed to bring awareness to our self-talk and improve our thinking. By taking an everyday negative thought and flipping it into three positive statements, we can choose a better narrative for our lives. Using inspirational quotes for extra motivation, we can transform the background noise into a more encouraging dialogue. By making a simple change from “I can’t” to “How can I?”, we open the door to new possibilities.
  • Speak This Not That

    by Lynn Lok-Payne
    Speak This Not That: Positive Affirmations to Have a Better Day is designed to bring awareness to our self-talk and improve our thinking. By taking an everyday negative thought and flipping it into three positive statements, we can choose a better narrative for our lives. Using inspirational quotes for extra motivation, we can transform the background noise into a more encouraging dialogue. By making a simple change from “I can’t” to “How can I?”, we open the door to new possibilities.
  • Raise Your Hand

    by Robert A. Belle
    Millennials experience burnout a lot. That’s largely because it’s not in their nature to seek out support. Worse, when they’re overwhelmed, many of them feel inclined to tackle their problems alone. That’s why transformational speaker, mentor, and coach Robert A. Belle wrote Raise Your Hand, a frank, compassionate guide that empowers young professionals, showing them why it’s important to ask for help when they’re stressed and exactly how to do it. In this book, Belle explains that doing ever... more
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