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Never Too Late for Love is the guide for women who are ready to find and keep the love of their life. At age 62, Joan Bragar, EdD, leadership consultant and coach, married the man of her dreams. The lessons she learned from this journey have inspired other women to find happiness in love.

You've heard about Dr. Jordan Peterson. You know people who hate him. Others, though, seem to be using his ideas to make life changes. Maybe, you are wondering how to think about this psychologist and his ideas. Author and therapist Annette Poizner, a clinical social worker, has prepared a series of articles for those contemplating a deeper look at this opus of work.

Clinical social worker and psychotherapist Annette Poizner suggests it does: young women will be fascinated to learn about the map of meaning that they harbor within, a map that the unconscious mind builds to manage chaos, an inherent part of reality. In this book, listeners access a summary of some of the 'rules for life' they can use to architect their best self and enhance self-image; rules which provide an anchor, in the face of today's normlessness.

Two young men leave their families and businesses to walk the dusty roads of ancient times with hopes of excitement and adventure. An ordinary 19-year-old man, Daniyyel, observes miraculous moments in his friend Matityahu’s life and wonders what gift his friend has. Daniyyel goes so far as asking Matityahu how and why he has these abilities. After questioning, studying, and trying out Matityahu’s spiritual practices and suggestions, we see Daniyyel’s growth from traditional religious thinking to an awakening of his own spiritual nature.

Struggling to decipher Jordan Peterson's core worldview when you listen on YouTube? Finding that his mosaic style, fascinating tangents, and detours into the mythic realm make him hard to follow? Or, maybe, you're wondering what the fuss is about and would like a concise introduction to Jordan Peterson's mentality, particularly as it relates to human psychology and the task of sorting yourself out?

Torched finds Sam Ransom at his first pastoral appointment in Holmes County, Mississippi, in the summer of ’64. At a civil rights rally, he is reunited with two friends from his childhood. His decision to join their efforts to rebuild a black church torched by nightriders sets all three on a collision course with the Klan and two grisly murders.

A little firefly named Freddie lives in a place called Blinky Sky and has two big brothers who love to play with birds, flies, and bees, but never with Freddie because he's too small. The littlest firefly never stops trying to be a part of his brother's lives. Even when bullied, he still proves to be a good friend, and his small size helps him become a hero.

What does it mean to "know" something? While the answer to this question has been traditionally defined by the content of an individual's mind, artificial intelligence technology, or AI, has the potential to completely redefine the notion. In no context are discussions of "what it means to know" more relevant than in those surrounding individuals with cognitive disabilities - unique individuals who struggle with knowing daily.

So you've concluded that you'd prefer to become vegan. However, where do you start? Progressing to a veggie lover way of life can appear to be truly overwhelming; however, frequently the possibility of a major way of life change is much more frightening than really doing it. It's essential to go at your own pace and to choose the right path that works best for you. People go vegan for a lot of reasons, most of which are very personal to them.

Trainers, like myself, are often asked to talk about exercise, nutrition, supplements, and more, yet there are often some people unsure of what they should and shouldn’t do. This audiobook will provide fundamental knowledge of exercising and body physiology. It will help you improve your health, body composition, and performance. Nutrition and training go hand-in-hand and that results come only when both are improved. Without proper nutrition, you may struggle with weight, body composition, metabolism, and many other health goals.

50 Things to Know Books bring you 10 books in one called 500 Things to Know About Decluttering Your Life by authors with experience from around the world. So grab your copy today. You’ll be glad you did.

Each day we complete many tasks without thinking about why we have a scheduled routine. Thinking about time can also bring back memories. In the future you may think more about why you choose a certain time of the day to complete a task.

What if the worst thing that ever happened to you turned out the best thing that ever happened? You really can Get the Funk Out! When you belly flop into another one of life's funks, learn what to do next!

Paving Your Path engages people to ignite their passion and inspire others through artful communication. This audiobook is a practical and time-saving guide to help high school students develop a plan before graduation so that they can fulfill their destiny through the guidance of a mentor. Together, they will use the book over 30 weeks to determine the pathway upon graduation and produce a set of deliverable results.

The US healthcare system desperately needs radical reform to rein in costs, reduce harm, expand access, and become customer centric...Imagine what real change in our healthcare system would mean for you, the economy, and our future. Real change requires disruptive innovation. As citizens, employers, entrepreneurs, healthcare workers, elected officials, and patients, it is time for us to drive the change. Authors Aaron Fausz and Terry Howell explain how we can disrupt, dismantle, and rebuild.

A short story collection including two very personal glimpses into the author's life and a number of westerns. "Edd Voss is an American original. His unique voice rises from the heartland, and his diverse anthology of stories is as sprawling and charming as is the vast country that he explores from the cab of his 18-wheeler." (Robert Bidinotto, author of the best selling Dylan Hunter novels)

The Bicycle Shop is a front for running a safe house in Kansas. The visitors coming and going are humans from other worlds and visit this world to learn and move forward. The “ranch” is run by a colorful older woman, and the program manager is the owner of the bicycle shop.

The Aging Mastery Playbook is your starting point for making the most of your gift of time with practical tips for aging well across six dimensions: Gratitude and Mindfulness; Health and Well-Being; Finances and Future Planning; Connections and Community; Learning and Creativity; and, Legacy and Purpose. Each dimension has specific guideposts (activities) that you are encouraged to incorporate into your life as daily practices. Build your own personal playbook for aging - and living! - well, starting today.

For the holiday season, long-haul trucker Edd Voss offers this classic, heartwarming tale of big trucks, of Christmas...and of America itself. Climb up in the cab with Ken Rainey, a truck driver with a love for Christmas, the country he travels, and his life on the road. Along the way, even his passenger - cynical bureaucrat Robert Anjer - finds himself caught up in the spirit of the season as they make the long journey from the little mountain town of Leavenworth, Washington, to the nation's capitol. All to deliver a very special tree...a tree for all Americans.

This audiobook iincludes 20 of the 50 Things to Know audiobooks in one to give you tips on having a healthy lifestyle.