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Cathy L. Greenberg Ph.D

What Happy Working Mothers Know "This book energizes and inspires me." — Marcus Buckingham , author of Find Your Strongest Life "Delightful, inspiring, and motivating. This book really hit home for me." — Kim Martin , President and General Manager, WE tv " What Happy Working Mothers Know is an innovative resource for leadership." — Warren Bennis , Distinguished Professor of Business Administration, Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California; founding Chairman of the Marshall School?s Leadership Institute "Women everywhere will recognize themselves in this book." — Carolyn Kepcher , CEO, Carolyn & Co; co–star on NBC?s The Apprentice "A groundbreaking book that will become a mainstay for working moms, those who may become working moms, and for everyone who both manages and loves working moms." — Sara N. King , Center for Creative Leadership "[Shines] a...

Fred Kofman

Book DescriptionProven Tools for Transforming Your Work Life - Consciousness, teaches Fred Kofman, is the capacity to observe, choose, and act in accord with your values. And "conscious business" means using that ability at every level of your work: in being aware of the needs of others and expressing your own?in seeing the hidden emotional obstacles that may be holding your team back?in making good decisions under pressure?and even in delving into such "spiritual" questions as "Who amI?" and "What is my real purpose here?" On Conscious Business, you will join this visionary teacher and founder of Leading Learning Communities to master these skills. Higher Consciousness,Real World Results, What if you walked into your office tomorrow and discovered that others finally understood your work challenges and were ready to help you solve them that every meeting was valuable that everyone honored the commitments they made to you and that your strongest...

Napoleon Hill

"Napoleon Hill's Golden Rules" consists of a series of magazine articles Napoleon Hill wrote between 1919 and 1923 for Success Magazine, of which he eventually become an editor. Hill's obsession with achieving material success had led him from poverty stricken Appalachian Mountains with the desire to study successful people. These articles focus on Hill's philosophy of success, drawing on the thoughts and experience of a multitude of rags-to-riches tycoons, showing readers how these successful people achieved such status. Many of his writings such as the chapter on Law of Attraction, written in the March 1919 issue, have recently basis of several bestselling books. Readers will discover principles that will assure their success if studied and put into action.

Candace B. Pert, Nancy Marriott

Everything You Need to Know to Feel Go(o)d is Candace Pert’s response to the questions she’s been asked in her worldwide travels ever since the publication of her book Molecules of Emotion , and her appearance in the film What the Bleep Do We Know?! She discovered that, at the end of the day, all people really want to know is how to feel good. Within these pages, Dr. Pert shares the answers she’s found, both in the biomedical laboratory of mainstream science and in the laboratory of her own evolving life. Her amazing journey documents how mind, body, and spirit cannot be separated; and that we’re hard-wired for bliss, which is both physical and divine. Feeling good and feeling God, she believes, are one and the same. From beginning to end, this book takes us on an entertaining romp through the many bodymind avenues, separating the woo-woo from real science and pointing the way toward using new paradigm therapies, detoxing our food and environment,...

Karlfried Graf Durckheim

The guiding theme of psychotherapist Karlfried Durckheim’s work is that one can become “transparent to transcendence.” An early Western authority on Zen, he was one of the first to bring its methods to Europe. Incorporating Zen and depth psychology into his practice, Durckheim was also one of the earliest transpersonal psychologists. His spiritual practice of combining Jung, Meister Eckhart, and Zazen proved to lead to moments of higher consciousness, which he described as “privileged moments.” In The Way of Transformation, one of his most concise and profound works, Durckheim shows that once readers scrape away personal barriers and free the divine spark within, these radiant, life-altering occasions can occur at any time. His meditative approach to daily activities turns simple tasks such as making tea, posting a letter, or washing dishes into moments of new awareness: everyday life as a spiritual practice.

John Dustin Kemper

This book is mostly about a 12-year old boy who wishes he had been born an Indian, and follows the development of some of his thoughts, especially his attitude toward nature. A major theme is that he wants to become a "True Mountain Man," without having any clear idea concerning exactly what that is, or how to do it. Along the way, he gets mixed up with complications such as Indians, Tarzan, girls, werewolves, and death. The book ends with some of the experiences the 12-year old boy has after he has grown to become a young man, and is a Park Ranger at Sequoia National Park. He wonders whether this means he has finally become a True Mountain Man, but is still unsure of his qualifications. Between each chapter there is a short section titled "Reflections," from the perspective of many years later. These reflective chapters are: "Wilderness," "A Set of Values," "The Noble Savage," "Nature Revisited," and "Our Public Lands."

Pamala Oslie

In her bestseller Life Colors , psychic Pamala Oslie explained that auras contain important clues to personality traits. In her new book, she shows how these remarkable energy fields can help readers find the perfect soul mate. Using simple self-tests, readers first discover their aura’s color and the colors of a potential life partner. The book provides honest descriptions of each aura, explaining both a color's advantages and its deepest flaws. After readers define what they’re looking for in a relationship, the book helps them understand what type of person best suits them. It then suggests ways to meet and attract their perfect color match, or to improve an existing relationship. With this new insight, readers become more accepting of themselves and others, learn effective methods for changing unwanted behaviors, and discover new paths to healthy, fulfilling romantic relationships.

Sheila Chandra

A revolutionary system to help even the most disorganized person live in a state of clutter-free bliss, forever Why is it that even the most disorganized person never seems to lose their toothbrush? How can this simple fact solve all clutter problems? The Toothbrush Principle is a simple yet inspired approach to decluttering any home. Whether in a mansion or a one bedroom apartment, this book will teach readers how to organize according to the unconscious blueprint that naturally tidy people have, so that getting and staying organized is easy. Using this system, readers will learn what to throw away with confidence; how to set up a wardrobe to get much more use out of the clothes they already have; how to work from home productively in a clear, designated space; and how to tame their inbox! Step-by-step, room-by-room, those looking to lose their clutter will soon find that they hardly ever lose things, that massive clear-outs become a thing of the past, and that they never spend more...

Rebecca Linder Hintze

This fascinating book by Rebecca Linder Hintze powerfully and effectively communicates a key, and sometimes overlooked, piece of the puzzle relating to family dynamics. For example, have you ever wondered why some families reach a ceiling on their earning potential, struggle to have happy marriages, or have such difficult interactions with their siblings and parents? Perhaps your family has a history of sabotaging careers or thwarting their love relationships? Healing Your Family History explains that most of our individual issues originate from family blocks. As you read this book, you’ll come to understand how family belief systems store inside you and prevent individual growth by locking you into thought processes that hold you back. All families have these nonverbal belief systems, and unless you understand and heal your inherent blocks, it may be difficult to love others, move forward, and get what you want in life. Most people have a family . . . and...

Spyros Makridakis, Robin Hogarth, Anil Gaba

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