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The Key to Gen Z

by Andrew Whitmire

Have you ever wondered what rizz, big yikes, stan, and cap means, when the last time you checked, Stan was the name of your uncle and yikes was something Scooby Doo said when he saw a ghost? Gen Z is complicated. And the complicated part is the fact that these kids call us extra. They call us complicated. They call us cheugy and high key, whatever that means. But let me tell you something, Mom and Dad. Gen Z isn't that complicated, and neither are you. The Key to Gen Z is here to be your sher... more

Coping Courageously

by Delia Chiaramonte, MD

Written by an integrative palliative care physician, this book is an honest and practical guide for families facing a serious medical condition. Filled with engaging stories of families that Dr. Chiaramonte has guided through the experience of illness, Coping Courageously addresses important but often neglected topics such as having challenging conversations, managing uncertainty, making tough medical decisions, and skillfully managing family stress.

Wounded Healing

by Jorja Jamison

Imagine landing your dream job as an addiction psychologist at the nation’s most famous alcohol and drug treatment facility. You’ve spent 8 grueling years earning your Master’s and Doctorate degrees in a program you were never supposed to get into, and you’ve been identified as a rising star in the field. At every turn, leaders and clients are praising your abilities. There’s just one catch: you have been doing all this while secretly battling your own addiction. For years you lead a painful dou... more

The Keys to Charisma

by Laurette Paquet

The Keys to Charisma is a book that encompasses the idea that ANYONE can be charismatic. It breaks down the aspects of charisma and expresses that charisma is not just something you are born with, but it can be learned too. This book is filled with various techniques and examples on cultivating charisma and will leave you feeling more confident and socially prepared.

Platyoceandanthes Amabilisum

by Gary (G.E.B.) Shelton

Through metaphor, simile and occasional reference, the author promotes self-reflection. Streams of consciousness writing encourages whimsey and insight allowing us to imagine our capabilities without social constraints. By looking outside of ourselves - as if on a cruise ship, staring at the line where the sea meets the sky, we find meaning in our lives. The author also suggests thinking beyond defining characteristics in order to develop a greater sense of self.

In My Saturn Era

by Nazarena Lopez

A how-to guide providing tools to help you through your Saturn Return.

The Ultimate Guide to Rapport: How to Enhance Your Communications and Relationships with Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere

by Stig Ernsund

Do you want to connect magically with whoever, whenever, and wherever? It does not even demand any words. Do you want to achieve your goals or improve your private and professional relationships? Do you just want to feel good? Then you need this comprehensive guidance to master rapport. Rapport is the key to successful communication and connection. It is a skill that can be learned and practiced. Primarily, what is used are principles and methods of NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming). The boo... more

From Chaos to Connection | Somatic Therapy for Trauma Healing

by Adele Wilson

The longest relationship in your life —is with yourself. You deserve to have a good one. Imagine feeling at peace in your mind and body. Serene, loving and safe. If you feel chronic stress, pain or worry, this somatic experiencing exercises book might just be the thing you have been looking for to heal. My Zen Power Tribe Publishing brings you Adele Wilson's "Somatic Therapy for Trauma” – a holistic guide to wellness book for women looking for loving guidance to heal from past trauma... more

Being. Belonging. Becoming.

by Ēma Thurairajah

We walk around believing that we know something about ourselves—our fears and desires; our talents and failings; our likes and dislikes. Even if we aren't always clear about the origins of these qualities or preferences, we believe that there is a core self that is true. We think that we are a certain kind of person, that we have a stable personality and that some things are in our nature or true to it, while others are not. We are not always sure how we know these things, only that we know t... more

Dare to Author!

by Greenleaf Book Group

Lior Arussy’s latest book, Dare to Author! is a call for people to write—and therefore own—their life’s story, even when events are unexpected and don’t always turn out the way we want. The book is a manifesto and a guide to converting life experiences into future strength, resilience, and development and, in the process, transforming ourselves from victims to victors. Incorporating unique personal insights and his own professional experiences, Arussy carefully describes the challenges and dange... more

Lines on the palm

by Diana Nuri

These are different stories of women with one common thread—power. Each one uses her power in a different way. One woman uses it for good, while another one doesn't. The same happens in life. The program of creation sometimes loses to selfish impulses, impacting not only our lives, but also the lives of others. Jess' story is about a girl with a very disadvantaged start in life. Will she be able to channel her power in the right direction and bring love into this world, despite all the trials a... more

be. love.

by Christin Collins

be. love. is a transformative guide that welcomes the reader on a profound journey into self-discovery and healing. Drawing from her experience as a health and wellness coach and her insights as a mindfulness facilitator, Christin Collins explores the essential role of love in achieving true wellness and inner peace. be. love. delves into the complexities of the human spirit, emphasizing the power of self-love and compassion as pivotal forces in personal growth and health.

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The Half-Known Life: What Matters Most When You're Running Out of Time

by Ryan Lindner

"I'm going down now," I said to a young woman a few seconds before the darkness-my first cardiac arrest. As I returned to work as a behavioral coach, it became maddening to hear about all-consuming, everyday problems and misguided priorities while I fought to merely remain conscious.

The Half-Known Life challenges conventional thinking of success, identity, and personal change. Most often, truly profound change happens following events that shake someone to their... more

Farewell: Vital End-of-Life Questions with Candid Answers

by Edward T. Creagan, MD

Being present at the bedside—and even at the moment of death—can become an experience embedded in the minds and souls of family members for generations. It is a deeply emotional time, one of relief and sadness. Anyone who has taken that final journey with a loved one will never, ever forget those moments. Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Edward Creagan has dedicated his life to death. And now this esteemed medical doctor examines death not only from a medical standpoint, but from an acutely emotional perspecti... more

Start Today

by Jesse S. Smith

Improving the conversation you have with yourself can help you to improve your relationships with others, and set you on the path to achieving a more fulfilling life. Start Today offers a vision of self-help as a personal philosophy, which shares many of its timeless precepts with major world religions from Christianity to Buddhism. In his quirky, conversational writing style, author Jesse S. Smith describes the simple decisions that any of us can choose to make, at any time, to get our lives ... more

One Door Closes: Korey's Courage--The Documentary

by Tom Ingrassia, Executive Producer

Based on the award winning book, One Door Closes: Korey's Courage presents the stories of 4 people--including Scherrie Payne (Formerly of The Supremes) and June Monteiro (of The Toys)--who overcame seemingly insurmountable obstacles on their roads to success. The documentary premiered in October, 2023, and is currently on the film festival circuit. It received the Gold Award/Feature Documentary at the International Independent Film Awards, and was named Best Local Feature at the Massachusetts In... more

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