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Maybe You Should Give Up by Byron Morrison
Maybe You Should Give Up challenges the conventional wisdom of never giving up and encourages readers to reevaluate their goals and aspirations and that it's ok to give up on thoughts, actions and obligations that no longer serve you. In a society that often glorifies perseverance and persistence, Morrison delivers…
Book Blast! Framing A Life – A Memoir
On a blustery Maine day, 39-year-old Roberta S. Kuriloff found herself standing on a plot of land purchased with her former partner, holding a couple of wood stakes to mark off exactly where her new house would sit. No longer their land. No longer their dream. Now, just hers. Immersed…
Book Blast! One Life To Be You
Are you tired of feeling trapped in a job that drains your happiness? How much longer will you sacrifice your own well-being for the sake of a job that no longer fulfills you? It's time to take a step back and reconsider the price you're paying for giving up on…
Book Blast! The Fun Master
Compassionate new memoir proves kids are our best teachers “About coping, self-sacrifice, and loss, The Fun Master is a moving memoir by a father who was transformed by his love for his child” –Foreword Clarion Reviews Stay-at-home dad shares the powerful story of how his special needs son changed his…
Book Blast! The Answer – Can we find it in ourselves?
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. (more…)
When was the last time you were Kind To Yourself?
Be Kind To Yourself delivers an abundance of encouraging and insightful life lessons sure to grow confidence, increase self-awareness, find new coping skills and help readers celebrate life. In an age where everyone is reliant and constantly plugged into the hustle and bustle of life, thanks to smartphones, it can…
Book Blast! Beyond Your Confines
The pandemic confined you to your home, and now you have emerged, blinking into the daylight of hope. But to what extent has your mind kept you trapped within a prison of your own creation? We have always constructed labyrinthian prisons of fears and assumptions, but the evolution of technology has…
Shades of Blue by Dana Sardano
As I observe my surroundings, I can’t help but notice the extreme polarity in beliefs and perspectives. I also can’t help but notice that the media and all avenues that bring us information only exacerbate this ; As an artist whose strength lies in color theory, it is difficult to…
Book Blast! Beyond The Blue
Does any of this sound familiar? · Depression snarls at you like a beast · Anxiety burns through the pit of your stomach like a fireball · You are constantly angry and in conflict with people around you · You drag the weight of a ten-ton trauma Without the right help, any one of…
The Hidden Treasures of Disruptive Thinking – My personal Attempt as Genius
By Craig Copeland During the entire writing process and the fourteen years of research for my latest book, Disruptors: The Gateway to Genius Level Thinking, two questions nagged at me… Am I really an authority on genius, and does everyone (as I propose) really have genius within them? Well, to…