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  • Grace

    by Grace Larson
    A neglected child finds her way through the world as she struggles against codependency and a need to feel needed on a journey to find her own sense of agency, and eventually, unconditional love.

  • Unboxing the Hustler's Grit

    by Vanessa Gowora
    Unboxing The Hustler's Grit is more than about making extra income. It is about how you can defy the odds and face your fears, plus beating overwhelm. There's so much overwhelm out there and Unboxing The Hustler's Grit cuts the noise. It gives you a blueprint to how you can build something from the ground that you love. If you are clueless about how to follow your dreams this book will show you how to that. If you want a easy roadmap to making money online and avoid the overwhelm you ... more

  • Baby Out of Wedlock: Co-Parenting Basics from Pregnancy to Custody

    by Jim & Jessica Braz
    Baby Out of Wedlock is the first and only guidebook written specifically to help the millions of unmarried parents who find themselves involved in an unexpected pregnancy. This book answers all the basic questions regarding paternity tests, co-parenting relationships, child custody laws, visitation rights, support payments, and much more. The result is a better relationship with your co-parent and lower attorney fees. Each author has had a child born out of wedlock, each has stumbled throu... more

  • It's Not About Me

    by Ken Hinkley
    Covering a range of topics from dating to trust to careers and children, It's Not About Me provides insights on how to overcome difficulties in a marriage and shows couples how they can make their marriage look and feel like it was made in heaven.

  • Anchor System Thinking 2nd Edition

    by A. I. Shoukry

    Decision-making in uncertain times requires a fresh approach. A deeper understanding of our problems and ourselves to make life-changing decisions.

    Dalai Lama declared that critical thinking is the most needed tool for our society today, and Shoukry has shared a system for critical thinking explained in simple terms.

    A. I. Shoukry is a bestselling author and founder of The Decisions Academy, introduces his tested mental model, Anchor System Thinking.

    Struggling in making a l... more

  • Pimped from Four to Eighteen: A Survivor's Fast Track to Mental Wholeness

    by Pamela Elaine Lockridge

    The book is a non fictional story about childhood abuse and provides a path to those adults in need of healing and solace many years after their abuse. The book offers a new therapy for victims to find hope and be able to rewrite the narrative of their lifelong struggle as a former victim of child abuse'; which allows them to become strong advocates. The therapy places the adult survivor on a fast track to mental wholeness and complete closure to their past childhood adversity in less amo... more

  • The New Restaurant Manager: How to get ahead, avoid rookie mistakes, and still have a life

    by John Self
    Why not learn from the mistakes of others? The New Restaurant Manager is for new managers who want to avoid the mistakes that most beginning managers make. This is a career, self-improvement book that will accelerate the learning curve of new managers and prevent bad decisions and questionable career moves that can derail or delay promising careers. This is written in a practical, down to earth writing style to help new restaurant managers begin their career journeys.

  • Name, Place, Animal, Thing

    by Lux Narayan
    “So...What do you do?” It’s a question we’ve all answered, not too well. Don’t you wish you had a better answer than your job? Join Kai’s life-changing journey in this modern fable by entrepreneur, stand-up comedian, and TED Speaker Lux Narayan. Soul-searching at that all-too-familiar crossroads in life and career, Kai learns to outgrow an impending sense of personal crisis when a series of eye-opening encounters reveal the building blocks of a fuller life. Interestingly, they are all... more

  • Sacred Life

    by Bedri Cag Cetin, Ph.D.

    Discover the ultimate direct path to Truth, Healing and Awakening by this inspirational self-help guide, which takes its readers into the fascinating realm of the INFINITE MIND.

    Sacred Life is a soul story (memoir) infused with an original spiritual teaching making it an essential guide for anyone seeking to reach deeper levels of consciousness and experience an equally deeper levels of healing, happiness, and i... more

  • DARE TO BE A CENTENARIAN

    by Nihar Pal
    "Dare to be a Centenarian" focuses on two key areas of healthy vibrant living: how to attain healthy youthful longevity and support spiritual quest as one advances to senior years. For healthy youthful longevity, the book focuses on the three key areas of vibrant living: aging management to slow down the aging process, wellness management to live a healthy life, and disease awareness for diseases in senior years and old age. For spiritual quest, the book focuses on societal topics, such as genes... more

  • YOU CAN OVERCOME ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION

    by Jill Beytebiere
    You Can Overcome Anxiety and Depression is loaded with practical tools to help anyone fight and win against two of today's most crippling emotional health issues, particularly in these post- Coronavirus days. It also contains helpful tips for anyone trying to come alongside a loved one who is feeling suicidal. This timely book is a quick and simple read, but has great potential to change lives for the better in the realm of mental health.

  • Far From Fearless

    by Rebecca K. O'Connor
    Beautifully illustrated and deriving inspiration from nature, Far From Fearless explores the pitfalls, perils, and joys of creativity. Whether struggling with beginnings, self-doubt, unexpected setbacks, or finding the courage to embrace possibilities, each essay delves into the creative process with heartfelt honesty, humor, and encouragement.

  • The 48 Laws of Happiness: Secrets Revealed For Becoming the Happiest You

    by Dr. Rob Carpenter
    UNLOCK THE SECRETS TO HAPPINESS •\tDo you want to discover the untold secrets of happiness in a fun and uplifting read that could change your life? •\tHave you ever been told you should choose to be happy but then not taught how to be happy? •\tIs becoming the happiest possible version of yourself something you would like to achieve right now? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you have looked in the right place! In The 48 Laws of Happiness, Dr. Rob Carpenter will teach... more

  • Just Say "$%#&! NO!"

    by Heather and Karen Tobin
    This is a humorous, illustrated, self-help book about saying no. The book began as a poem written by one sister to another who was going through some trying times. The idea then blossomed into an illustrated guide for others having similar problems. It is meant to be light-hearted and fun, but containing a real message.

  • Forces of Life Psychology: What Creates Success or Failure in Ourselves and our Children

    by David Lloyd Shepard
    What is it the greatest minds in psychology and those who are the most successful in life know about success and failure? How can we use this knowledge to prevent problems and increase success? Knowledge is a key to success and to surviving failure. “The only defense against the world is a thorough knowledge of it.” John Locke. We could easily use the existing educational system for a program of preventive psychology based on principles of psychology by the best minds in psychology. ... more

  • Welfare Cheese to Fine Caviar: How to Achieve Your Dreams Despite Your Upbringing

    by THOMAS WIDEMAN
    Welfare Cheese to Fine Caviar is a true story of how your attitude absolutely determines your aptitude. Determined to escape the poverty he was born into, Thomas Wideman realized that education was his way out. Once he made up his mind, nothing could stand in the way of his ultimate goal. From experiencing friends become bullies and drug dealers to witnessing his favorite uncle become a victim of the crack epidemic, along with his own mistakes, Thomas was adamant about becoming a model husband, ... more
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