Simple and comprehensive steps to writing your book are just a step away. This book will answer your questions, and make the process really simple. Read this quick and easy guide and get the information you need to be successful in writing your first book.
Black, Gray, and White is part of a trio called "Noveltry." This book will be the second in the series. I hope to stir the intriguing interest of the poet's readers by giving them some suspense and some thought-provoking memories of their own experiences. This is the first-of-a-kind style of writing which I hope will mesmerize the hearts of many.
Nothing had ever come easily for Jackson Levi, Montgomery, but he had character which exhibited passion and drive that superseded even impossible accomplishments. This true life inspired story has all the elements of passion, pain, loss and accomplishment. Truly an inspiring tale of one of life's true heroes. You will be inspired, and drawn through this story with enthusiastic joy for humanity.
This book is dedicated to the men and women of the armed forces, those heroes who defended their homeland from both foreign and domestic threats. I wrote this book because I wanted to talk about trauma from many different angles. Trauma comes in many forms, including physical, emotional, and psychological abuse. Military families often experience financial crises that put their mental and physical well-being at risk. The goal of writing this book was to express my concern about vets and their families, and how I feel they should receive all the support we can give them. If even one family member falls through the cracks, the rest of the family suffers with them. I am proud to have served in the United States Military. It was one of the greatest choices I have ever made, and I salute every soldier who proudly wore their uniform.
DIAMONDS OF WISDOMLife Lessons Worth KnowingBy Mercedita Noland & FriendsDiamonds of Wisdom is an exciting collection of twelve essays by four women, united together by a unique heartstrings-sisterhood. It offers an endearing variety of gems - stories from a purely biographical yet diverse feminine perspective. The essays are collectively witty, funny, poignant, sometimes fanciful, hopeful, charming, optimistic, and uplifting. The Authors certainly poured their hearts and souls into each story with the noble goal of inspiring others to embrace their own histories and elevating their own lives by honoring the experiences that shaped them. Herein are intimate glimpses of finding the courage to overcome seemingly devastating life experiences with grace, faith and humor, of persevering, and ultimately coming out triumphantly on the other side.This collaborative work is a celebration of resilience, and the kind of book one purchases as a gift for one's best girlfriend, one's sister, one's mom, one's wife, and most especially oneself. Talk about fanciful, it even features a "e;cameo"e; by Coco Chanel. The cover - designed by internationally renowned style Illustrator Martina Pavlova - is elegant, visually appealing, and unapologetically feminine!
A comedy of animals, led by Chagall the squirrel, a painter and part-time detective and his pal Sabout Tour the snake. They are side-tracked from pursuing the charitable deeds their village has undertaken, in order to search for the black bear cub, BeBop. He has vanished from under the close watch of his parents, during a picnic celebrating the successful distribution of care packages to the needy. Foul play is suspected, as Chagall organizes the village to uncover the truth about BeBop. Chagall is a philosopher of sorts and cautions the Lamina villagers not to imitate the sometimes awful behavior of humans, when dealing with the other creatures of the forest. "Act like the decent and polite animals that you are" is his oft repeated motto. When proposing his new idea to cook, prepare and deliver the offerings, Chagall reminds them that they are all a community, who must watch out for one another. "No only your own friends and family, but those whom you would otherwise consider competitors or even enemies. Even the trees and animals protect each other and warn of dangers. The young animals, fledglings and insects all have a safe place to frolic, caper and imagine in The Gentle Forest, where adults need a special permit to enter. After a job well-done, Chagall congregates all the Lamina villagers to celebrate with a picnic the following day. Most of the animals fall into line and graciously participate in both events, but not all. This causes suspicion when BeBop, eldest cub of the black Bears', disappears from the picnic. Worry ensues. Almost everyone, it seems, pitches in to search for the lost cub, but without success. As Chagall and Sabout Tour, known for their mishap and trouble-solving skills, plunge into action, we see the creative directions that they employ. But this mystery throws a wedge into Chagall's idea of fellowship among animals.This doesn't stop him or his shrewd partners from leaving no stone unturned, investigating everyone and everything. He trusts and depends on Sabout Tour and many other villagers, such as Caw-Caw-Willy-Willy the crow, who acts as messenger and scout. What happened to BeBop? Was a crime committed? Who is to blame?In the pursuit of BeBop's disappearance and final discovery, Chagall learns a few lessons himself, along with the rest of the Lamina villagers.
Breast Cancer Awareness is known. Breast Cancer education is overlooked. Breast cancer is about a pink ribbon celebration annually with walks and donations and corny reposted messages. What the book I Cry is about is the one, on-the-court experience, the as lived experience of the journey, the pain, the questions that come with the initial diagnosis of breast cancer by the author. It is an attempt to bring to life the many facets of the disease and what women could go through on their journey. And more importantly, the book is crafted through a visual medium that allows for the message to be heard newly. The art is all created from Judy-Lee's library of photography being digitally fused to create a new world that speaks to the soul, the essence of who we are as women, men and humans going through an unspeakable and unexplainable journey. Sometimes art speaks louder than words can and this is where the book allows for the unspoken to be spoken. Each piece evokes an emotion personal to the reader and is guided with meditative quotes and a possible way to contribute to the person going through and experiencing breast cancer. The author understands that most people want to contribute and yet most people don't know the best way to make the kind of difference they really want to make and don't have the words to express their ultimate love and concern. Hopefully this book will bring people closer to asking questions and engage in honest conversations around breast cancer and what fears they are dealing with.
Jeffrey Levine:Mindset Money Mentor Jeffrey Levine is a highly skilled Tax Planner and Business Strategist, as well as a published author, and sought-after speaker. He's been featured in national magazines, on the cover of Influential People Magazine, and a frequent featured expert on radio, talk shows, and documentaries. Mr. Levine attended the prestigious Albany Academy for High School, and then went on to University of Hartford at Connecticut, University of Mississippi Law School, Boston University School of Law, and earned an L.L.M. in Taxation. His accolades include features in both Kiplinger and Family Circle Magazine, as well as a dedicated commentator for both Channel 6 and 13 news shows, a contributor for the Albany Business review, and an announcer for WGY Radio. Mr. Levine has accumulated over 30 years experience as a Tax Attorney and Certified Financial Planner and has given over 500 speeches internationally. Mr. Levine's curriculum is centered around professional and personal development and as co-founder of the Carnegie Principle Education. Jeffrey's lifelong mission is to give back to people in need by coaching them to utilize the resources they have available to meet or exceed their desired objectives. Mr. Jeffery Levine is the executive producer and cast member in the upcoming documentary, Beyond the Secret, The Awakening.Mr. Levine's most current work Consistent Profitable Growth Map, is a step by step workbook outlining easy to follow steps to convert consistent revenue growth to any business platform. He and his team are dedicated to helping you and your organization achieve your ultimate tax strategy and profitable business exit.
Kelly Kaye Walker is an international speaker who was searching for a way to teach manifesting in a way that every person in the room would easily understand. When she realized one day that her manifesting process was nearly identical to ordering lunch at a drive-thru window, her Drive-Thru Method of Manifesting was born. Finally she had a reference that every person could relate to - because everyone has been through a drive-thru for food. What is manifesting? It's the process by which you bring into your life a person, thing, situation or experience through focusing significant mental and emotional energy on it over a period of time. Everyone does it every day, but most people do it without realizing. In this book, Kelly walks you through the formula, shows you how to apply it to your goals, and gives several strategies for helping you manifest more effectively. She shares many stories of her own adventures in manifesting along the way as she learned to stopdoing it on accident which usually caused her to manifest her fears and worries. Learning to manifest on purpose has completely changed her life, and it can change yours, too.
Jennifer Hunter has written a very beautiful and deeply moving account of Zen life under the guidance of a ZenMaster, a Roshi. This book gives the reader a profound and accurate experience of what it is like to study in a monastic setting. In doing so, she has hit the mark on what I feel is the future of both Zen Buddhism and spiritual practice in general, the inclusion of all living beings from the greater vantage point of one world, one planet, united in harmony and respect for one another. She portrays this forest monastic community, includingcats, birds, rats, and people, living in harmony amidst their petty jealousies and envies, transcending their differences, coming from a deep realization of our oneness, and deep love and appreciation of our uniqueness.The book brings to life the longing for meaning and purpose we all face at some point in our lives, and how thischallenged cat finds his way and truth for himself; how we find our peace and liberation not in separation from our life but in the midst of our pain and suffering and the pain and TARO THE ZEN CAT: SEASONS OF CHANGEsuffering of others. By not resisting, denying or suppressing our pain, we allow our self to experience it directly without trying or needing to escape from it. Her main character, a cat by the name of Taro asks, “What is Zen?”“Zen,” Hiroto the blackbird answers, “is the realization of your life moment by moment, lived just as it is, withoutany added thoughts, opinions, or commentary.” “Gennan Roshi calls Zen a direct experience of reality,”the female cardinal, Remi, says. “You can think of Zen as more of a way of being,” says Hiroto.“Yes! There’s no escaping your physical existence. Roshitalks about Zen as being practical, firmly fixed to the earth,” says Remi.My own first year of Zen was spent as a hermit deep in the mountains, alone, sitting zazen daily, chopping wood and carrying water from the nearby creeks. The book brings back beautiful memories of life lived in nature in harmony with all creatures — rattlesnakes, mountain lions, wild turkeys, cattle, and deer.True Zen practice is about facing oneself constantly. In monastic life the community of people called Sangha is likestones in a creek rubbing up against one another, polishing each other’s rough edges, becoming round usable stones. Jennifer’s portrayal of Zen monastic life will be inspiring to those who have not experienced it directly and nostalgic for those of us who have. It re-inspired me with the love of community life based on living in harmony with all beings. After forty years of living in Zen monastic communities, I’ve lived the past nine years more as a layman and outside a community. Jennifer’s book has rekindled the urge to be with others who share this purpose and desire to live together in harmony and practice the Way. I cried through many parts of the book, reflecting on myexperiences at a much earlier time in my life of the strong disciplined, love of community, and the often ruthlesscompassion of practice with my Zen Master, Maezumi Roshi. D. Genpo Merzel, Roshi https://www.BigMind.org/
William’s life was completely normal, if you consider living in a mansion with 526 rooms as normal. Everything changed after his father went missing. His aunt had lists of rules for him that could wrap around the house. All he wanted was to find his father but looking for him wasn’t allowed. His chance finally came when he was invited to stay with his uncle for a week. There was only one problem. He didn’t know he had an uncle, but that didn’t seem to matter. There are lots of things he didn’t know about until he saw a giant, a ball that freezes things, and a watch that never lets you get lost. For all the things he finds, there is one he wishes he could forget: a deadly puzzle organ. It would have been easy enough to ignore. Only, this puzzle holds something special. If he solves it, he could find his father. At least, that’s what he thinks…
The reason for this book being written is to give you, the reader an “inside” look as to who Virtuity is, and hear firsthand from some of the people who have helped shape the culture, success and current trajectory of Virtuity. “Virtuity is a co-brand, and is a way to differentiate our team from the sea of almost 60,000 agents in one of the most fascinating companies I’ve ever seen, World Financial Group. Virtuity is a team that has come together over a span of 20 years, and is aligned as a team of individuals, with a common purpose to right the wrong of the current financial industry by spreading the word of financial literacy and entrepreneurship, to the masses of people that for too long have worked under a system designed to fail. What we do is we educate people, make them aware of their current state of being when it comes to their finances and lifestyle, and come up with their “Dream Life Picture.” We then help them create a roadmap from where they are, to where they want to be, step by step. In this book, you the reader will have a chance to get to know some of our top leaders, who have been with us anywhere from 2 years, all the way up to 20 years. You’ll hear their stories, how they started, when they started, when they had their AH HA moment, and what their plans for the future are. You’ll also hear the challenges they’ve had to overcome, their struggles, battles, and their ultimate victory and how they become leaders in this family culture we have here. If you the reader feel compelled to reach out to anyone of these leaders, you will have their personal email addresses and phone numbers listed in this book, because our ultimate goal is to reach more people and families that could benefit from learning and joining our movement.
Eric Zuley is the connector of Influencers and has brought together some very powerful and amazing groups of people. The eZWay Influence is a collaboration of master influencers including their stories and tidbits of information to help you grow your influence. Join us and do it the eZWay!Autthors/Contributors included are as follows: Eric J. Zuley, James Zuley, Dr. Dante Sears, Kellly Bennett, Sharon Lechter, Frank Shankwitz, Shea Vaughn, James Dentley, Sean Douglas Stewart, Hanna Horenstein, Gerald L. Kane, Reatha Grey, Trae Ireland, Annie McKnight, Nay Nay Kirby, Amy K Thomson, Holly Porter, Billy Moore, Dannella Burnett, Robert Clancy, Kate Linder, Fred Smith, Jonny Vegas Namer, Theresa Ashby, Denise MIllett Burkhardt, Brian Smith, Pattie Godfrey Sadler, Penny Foskaris, John Highland, Sophia Alvarez, Brenton Tyler Hoffmann, Jeffrey Stansfield, Ronald Couming, Leisa Reid, Sandrena Schumacher, Carmelita Pittman, Aristotle Karas, Heide Dangelo, Leila Colgan, Tony Boldi, Brian Willis, and josh Liske.
Zer0 Debris is about cleaning all the debris off this planet by starting from within. The debris that we carry as individuals always shows up in ways that cannot be denied. If we start to clean up ourselves, then we can change the world we live in as we know it.
Harmony between Men and Women as they Live, Love and Work Together...My mission - to enable Magical Conversations to occur as men and women come together around the table of change. New rules will build on agreed principles of respect and love, women with women, men with women, men with men. In agreement, these principles will embed positive loving values and more essentially feed our root beliefs in human nature to be kind. As we all set out to agree on mutual benefits, therein lies the greatest challenge. Let's invite love, life, consciousness, mindfulness ...and playfulness to be our guiding wisdom. No judgments, no anger, no urgency to act unless all commit to the journey ahead. My passion is for sharing experiences, inviting in open-minded conversations, setting intentions for magical outcomes, and giving permission for all to contribute - with love. We need to listen, honor and respect each other. Our life will grow stronger, deeper, and more sustainable if we understand the core differences that create our co-existence. Men and women can co-create new rules of life, love and business - are you willing? Creative credits: Dr. Dante Sears, Cover Design Kelsey J. Editing Season Atwater Cover Creation Publishing by NLCP
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