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Ever wondered whether your business would be greater if you teamed up with a business coach? In Yo, Coach! Patrick Clancey shares his experience as a Certified FocalPoint business coach to provide a simple, yet powerful overview of the process and benefits of coaching. You will understand how your coach helps you clarify your goals in your specific business and transform them into an actionable plan that will drive success in business and in life. You will learn that coaching isn't just for troubled companies. Far from it! Coaching is the key to moving from good to great and ensuring that your goals are attained more quickly and more easily than if you try to reach them on your own. Patrick explains why it's time for you to yell "Yo, Coach!" and transform your business dreams into a winning gameplan! And if you would like a refreshing break from your hectic work schedule, pick up A Cat Named Goose: Learning About Life and Love in a Home Full of Strays also by Patrick Clancey.

Are You Drowning in Clutter? Finding Freedom from Clutter will help you organize your papers, photos, stuff, and life! This book features top tips and tricks from a personal concierge and certified photo manager to help you: - Organize Your Goals - Organize Around the House - Sell, Donate, and Discard Your Clutter - Organize Papers, Photos, and Memorabilia - Organize for the Holidays - Help Other People OrganizeThis guide will streamline and simply your life, saving you money, time, and sanity!

Longing for a soul-soothing devotional that will remind you of God's faithfulness? 52 Promises from God will satisfy the depths of your heart as you are reminded of God's goodness. At your own pace, soak in these Biblical truths and spend time reflecting on His promises in your life. This beautifully designed hardcover devotional will jumpstart your day with deep encouragement and steadfast assurance that God fulfills the promises He made you through His word.

Astrology reveals reams of information about the internal tools our soul comes into the world with to provide everything we need to be our best selves. From how we approach challenges in our lives to our ability to communicate effectively, your natal astrological chart is the map of your soul and a guide to your greatness. And, if communication is considered key to personal and career success as Paul J. Myer, pioneer in self-improvement and achieving goals, suggests, levelling up your communication skills seems like a no-brainer. Want a shorter path to uncovering your basic skills coupled with easy-to-implement tips to reach your goals? Then dive into The Planet Mercury: Harnessing the Power of Your Communication to discover what sign Mercury was in at the time of your birth and what that indicates about how you communicate in business, in relationships, and in life in general. After a short primer on astrology and how it works, author, greatness coach, and applied astrologer Wendy Rosenthal shares the good, the bad, and the opportunity for each sign in Mercury along with straightforward tips to help you harness the power of your communication.This insightful book comes with a simple form to fill out so Ms. Rosenthal can share your Mercury sign with you so you can get started right away!

When a supremely serene adult stray appears unexpectedly outside the door of a cat lover's home, an amazing transformation begins. The lives of two humans and a houseful of strays are forever changed by this newcomer with a startlingly human character. Set in a tropical paradise on the magical island of Borneo, a man and a cat find adventure and adversity in encounters with exotic predators and members of both the feline and human kind. Along the way, each trades their needs and vulnerabilities for friendship and life lessons. This heart-warming, real-life story, set in a place whose name literally translates to "Cat City," recounts the tale of how one pet owner forges an enduring bond with an almost-human cat named Goose.

ALL IN THE FAMILY celebrates the inspiring stories of 21 local Lehigh Valley family-owned businesses. Thi full-color book shares the advice and experiences of these business luminaries, including how they successfully work with family members, grow their businesses while raising their families, and reinvent their businesses to keep current and competitive.Each story is accompanied by stunning photographs of the families and their work. This book includes stories of a wide variety of family-owned businesses, including restaurants, home improvers, contractors, health care professionals, investors, and more.This book will empower and inspire readers as they discover secrets to family business success-and the know-how to apply these strategies to their own lives.

"Every day-no matter how bleak it seems-find one good thing for which to be thankful." Through a series of unsent letters to the sweetheart he left behind, Jack Calhoun unpacks his rage and grief and wrestles with questions of the soul like, "Who am I?" Rachael Burns, the girl he left, uses her journal to make sense of his abandonment. Jack escapes the guilt-filled confines of judgmental Bellum, Georgia, and embarks on a rocky path toward purpose. When that mission gets shattered on a dark street in Fallujah, he's left empty-handed. Rachael clings to thrills and busyness that never heal her heart. She faces her deepest fears and misbeliefs and must cast pride aside for something greater than her emotions. As their parallel journeys lead toward mountaintops miles apart, Jack and Rachael receive the gift of a truth powerful enough to change their lives forever. In a world where tomorrow isn't promised and tragedies rend lives, who a person is at the core is the only thing that can be unchanging ... if that identity rests in an absolute source. Fans of Where the Crawdads Sing, hope-filled coming-of-age dramas and post-9/11 fiction will enjoy this dual-POV epistolary novel, which embodies Southern fiction with Christian roots.

In this testament to the power of imagination and creativity, a young boy finds inspiration in a blank piece of paper and transforms an otherwise ordinary day into an exciting and unforgettable adventure. Playful and fun, this story reminds us all of the power of our imagination and the importance of putting it to use!

Do You Love Dinosaurs?Have you heard of the Pickasaurus? You might have more in common with this type of dino than you think! In this book, you'll discover the picky habits of the Pickasaurus-a friendly, funny little fellow!Along the way, you'll meet the Pickasaurus' Mommy and Daddy and have some fun exploring his world.Hold onto this book! You've picked a winner!

While enjoying the Idaho back country, Rico Morgan and his sidekick Mole encounter a brutal murder deep in the wilderness. Three corpses, one a movie star, one a beautiful TV hostess, and one looking like a bum, are lying in the dirt with no clue as to why they were there or why they were killed. One of them is a CIA agent! The story takes Rico and Mole to Caracas, murder capitol of the world, looking for rogue CIA killers and whatever they stole that involves the Caracas head of state. An unexpected meeting with Rico's former lover Roxy puts spice in the mix. The Russians get after 'em and a biker gang chases them down a back alley. Can they fight their way out? An INTERVIEW with Ray Ordorica: So Rico and Mole are at it again, eh? Why Caracas?The story evolved from news events at the time of my writing it. Caracas is the hot spot for world-threatening nasty politics. The Venezuelan scene is even more turbulent than in the book. The bit of carbon featured in the book was also a big news item. Most of the news events in the story are true, though I took some liberty with the leaders in VeeZee.What's going on in Venezuela now? Does it change things in the book?One of the hardest parts of writing this book was keeping up with the daily changes in the real world of Caracas. I'd write some detail, then the Russians showed up and I'd have to go back to change stuff and add different details the next day. While parts of this book are about current happenings and situations in Caracas, in a year the events there will be totally different. It'll be interesting to compare it then with the details in this book, which are concerned to some extent with the misery there today.Have you been to Caracas? It sounds lovely.I have not been there. The available photos of it from a year or two ago show it to have been a fabulously beautiful city, one of the finest in the world. Huge and very modern. To see it at night now when it's all blacked out is like looking at a ghost town. There are some really spooky images of the blacked-out city online. It's also the murder capitol of the world, with 98% never solved.That bit about the big Linebaugh revolver...True?Yes. The 475 and 500 Linebaughs have indeed killed elephant. I had one for some years and sold it for the reasons discussed in the book. If you hold a hugely powerful gun like the big Linebaugh wrong you're going to get badly hurt. Current loadings for it are even more scary than what's presented in the book.What about that Chayanne guy in Mexico? Does he exist? And that music hall?He is a well-known singer, popular with most Latinos. He was in fact playing at that beautiful music hall in Mexico City as I wrote about it. His wife is indeed from Venezuela, and probably does know Daniela C. in real life.Where does Rico go from here?I have no idea. You'll have to ask him...or maybe Yeats. Just don't mention Roxy![Rumor has it Rico's in Africa! Rico, book 3, coming soon!]

The Grace Ride is about wonder and hope. It's about the special meaning of Christmas. The Grace Ride is about faith, family, and sharing our joy with a friend-one who is always with us wherever we go.

By the time Barbara was four years old, she already knew what she would have to do: Get tough or die.Before DVDs existed, Barbara's childhood trauma was permanently recorded and embedded in her head. Long before surround sound technologies were available, she captured all of the sights and sounds of her childhood in vivid detail. To write this book all she had to do is press "play," and that scared her because many of those details were not a pretty picture. Some looked more like an old Alfred Hitchcock horror movie. During her childhood, Barbara often wished she was simply playing a part in a movie where a director would yell "cut," and everything would be okay. Unfortunately, her childhood was no Hollywood movie. It was real life - a situation she was born into and had to endure-severe child abuse at the hand of her father, while her mother was too afraid to protect Barbara and her siblings. Now, as an adult, Barbara looks back and knows it was only by the hand of God and many miracles that she and any of her siblings survived at all. Two of their sisters were not so lucky.Some parents used to say, "I brought you into this world, and I can take you out." Some of them meant it. We had laws to protect animals before we had laws to protect children. We now have the Federal Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act of 1974, and yet, statistics show more than four children are dying every day in the United States from child abuse and neglect. That is more than any other industrialized country.By telling her story, Barbara hopes readers will be inspired to do whatever they can to help prevent spouse and child abuse.

Vinyasa and vino. Women, Wine, and Warrior 2. No matter where you look, alcohol is everywhere, even pervading sacrosanct health and wellness venues. While the harms of tobacco and "hard" drugs are well-known, alcohol has somehow gotten a pass in modern society. Until very recently, it was even recommended to drink a glass of wine every evening for heart health. We are finally awakening to the harms of even small amounts of alcohol, but this presents a new challenge for people dedicated to making healthful choices: How can we omit something that has become such a celebrated part of our everyday lives?In this book, Elizabeth Ross Hubbell uses the time-honored principles of Ashtanga Yoga to help you rethink that nightly glass (or three) of wine. We'll explore some of the most recent findings on the harms of alcohol and how Patanjali's teachings from 2,000 years ago remain relevant in pursuit of living our healthiest, happiest lives.

MOM.Three simple letters, when put together, give you a life-changing title. Raising a daughter is one of the greatest blessings God can give, and He chose you for the unique role to teach His ways and pass down biblical womanhood to future generations.No one can do it quite like you, Mom!While writing Raising Girls: Diaper to Diamond, Jessie Seneca had one question at the forefront of her mind, "What do I wish I could tell the younger me?"Jessie, who has raised two daughters, draws truth and guidance from Scripture, personal experience, and practical insights from other moms. She doesn't claim to have all the answers. Like most of us, she has made mistakes along the way, but her continued desire is to see girls develop into responsible, faith-filled women.With discussion questions at the conclusion of each chapter, you'll feel empowered with thought-provoking conversation addressing a wide variety of topics such as dating, mean girls, self-image, perfectionism, a father's role, and much more. Oh, and, don't forget about that de-parenting stage we all experience as our daughters leave the safety of our homes to conquer the world in front of them.May you rise up and embrace this special calling of motherhood!

A FUN & INTERACTIVE WAY TO REFLECT ON YOUR DAYHigh Low Buffalo, The Power of God-Centered Perspective, presents you with a fun yet purposeful challenge to reflect and identify the good, difficult, and unexpected in your day-your high being the good, your low being a disappointment or less than desired experience, and your buffalo being an unexpected blessing.Often, we find ourselves reacting out of our flesh to what happens to us, but God calls us to something more. By seeing our moments through His eyes, we are able to adjust our perspective and appreciate the different ways He is working throughout our day. This simple, yet thought-provoking challenge of High, Low, Buffalo will encourage you to do just that.Whether doing this exercise alone or with others, the author's hope is that you will celebrate the highs, learn from the lows, and enjoy the buffaloes-that your perspective will grow to be one that sees your whole day as a gift from God.