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This book gives insights into navigating the intricate terrain of identity crises influenced by demographics and the haunting echoes of childhood trauma. This book offers invaluable gifts of self-awareness and healing, ultimately undergoing a profound transformation. This transformation will empower them to reclaim their inner strength and emerge as resilient survivors.This e-Book includes a Self-Awareness Assessment, a Self-Love Guide: The Learning Awareness Guide, an Application Worksheet for Self-Love and Self-Care, and a Making Self a Priority Activity. If you have any further requests or need additional revisions, please feel free to ask.

Love in the Second Chapter - Finding Companionship and Romance After Loss is a semi-autobiographical journey of events that occur following death or loss of a companion or spouse. The book coaches the reader through the steps involved in moving through recovery from the shock of loss to finding a pathway to meeting others who might also be seeking a new love. Within the pages, focus is placed on not only where and how to meet new persons, but also the steps one may take to ensure safety in meeting others through internet or blind dating. She offers questions that may be asked geared to learning more about potential partners, advice on adjusting to new living circumstances and how to handle those sensitive areas of religion and politics in those early discussions. Moving in together, combining households and blending families can be fraught with hurdles. In her practical way, Patricia thoughtfully guides the reader through these events. Her years of experience in building successful relationships assist the reader in considering positive actions to keep a new relationship strong and build a solid foundation for success as a new family unit. In the end, Patricia discloses how her actions lead to finding a wonderful man to share the rest of her life's journey.

Do I Fit In ? is a time lapsed autoiography illustrating the many highs and lows that Ronald, the main character experiences as he navigates through a series of life events The book explores Ronald's emotions and social interactions as he grows viewed through the lens of social acceptance and "fitting in". As Ronald grows, he finds that in each situation, "fitting in" can mean something very different, both to he and to the people he interacts with at each stage in his life.

A small collection of fictional short stories. Each tale is a story that has more to it than meets the eye, nothing is what seems. In each, a young lady must look deeper into herself and ask if she is brave enough, strong enough or hopeful enough to push past fears and doubts to achieve her desires.Story One- A young girl stays into the perfect pasture. The fields are filled with flowers and beauty. An aching desire and hope create a wish on a dandelion. Those hopes lift to sky with each white head. Will her deepest desire be heard?Story Two- A young lady faces the dark forest alone to find her father. Under the full moon she knows she is hunted, yet she presses on. Fear or love, which will prevail? Or will she meet her end under the moon lit sky?Story Three-The dark form of a woman sits on a gravestone. She had long lost her sense of self, but something pulled her back to her ancient home. Cursed, Ina forces herself to recall her memories of a painful past to find her purpose.

It's one thing to experience something. It is something entirely different to be capable of painting the proper emotional and mental image with words, so the experience is shared by others at a visceral level. Carl Pascarell does that in these pages. The words have been a lifetime coming. And they have an attraction that reaches outside of the cockpit to the hearts and souls of those who appreciate a tale well told. And a flier's life well lived. Well done Carl! It's about time!From the foreword by Budd DavissonFor anyone who dreams about a life of adventure in the air, here is your guide book. This memoir is a mix of hair raising flights from Carrier decks, close calls over blackened water, air shows good and bad, test flights gone awry, all leavened with the author's ruminations about aerodynamics, the exhilarating effect of a passengers first flight, and, oh yes, a treatise on the amazing dragonfly. Put this book on the same shelf with those of Ernie Gann, St. Ex., and Richard Bach.Robert Gandt Author, Naval Aviator, Air Show pilot, Check CaptainAs a combat experienced Naval Aviator and military test pilot, I have never read anything as riveting and adrenaline inducing as Carl's "Life In The Air". He has the uncanny ability to stimulate, with his words, nearly all the senses used to describe the indescribable experience of a Carrier Aviator and life on the "boat". This must-read is suitable for anyone who wants to know what is was like to fly off of 4 1/2 acres of sovereign and mobile US Territory. WARNING- Do not read in bed if you want to fall asleep!"John "Toonces" Tougas Retired US Navy Test Pilot and company lead demo pilot for the F/A-18 Super Hornet