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"From the author of Hold On, But Don't Hold Still, the emotionally charged and eye-opening account of a mother who navigates the cacophony of best practices and urgent advice from parenting authorities in search of a way to support her teen as he maps his own path to mental health"--

The 80/80 Marriage: A New Model for a Happier, Stronger Relationship is a riveting book by Nate Klemp. Published by Penguin Life in 2022, this masterpiece is a must-read for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of relationships. The book delves into the concept of an 80/80 marriage, a new model that promises a happier and stronger relationship. Nate Klemp, with his profound understanding of the subject, takes the readers on a journey that is both enlightening and compelling. This book is a valuable addition to the genre of self-help and relationship advice. If you are seeking a book that offers a fresh perspective on marriage, this is the one for you. Published by Penguin Life, it reflects their commitment to bringing forth thought-provoking content for their readers. Grab your copy today and embark on a journey towards a happier, stronger relationship.

Raw and moving poems of love, solitude, and the struggles of youth, from fan-favorite and platinum-certified singer MARINA. i thought ifi ate the worldi would finally be fulli would neverbe hungry again In this debut poetry collection, Marina's talent for powerful, evocative song lyrics finds a new outlet as her words weave stories of resilience and self-discovery. Each poem resonates with the same creative melodies and emotional depth that have made her an artistic sensation. Hailed by The New York Times for "redefining songs about coming of age, and the aftermath, with bluntness and crafty intelligence," Marina delves even further into teenage trauma, youth, and the highs and lows of relationships in these profound, autobiographical poems. Eat the World compiles Marina's original poems and collaborative illustrations to form a collection that transcends the boundaries of music and literature. Her poetry invites readers to explore the human experience through her perspective, offering a profound glimpse into the artist's soul and the universal emotions that connect us all.

"So many of us have done everything right for our careers. We got the grades, made the 5-year plan, climbed the ladder toward our goals; from the outside, we are the very definition of success. Why then do we find ourselves burned out, losing our ambition, consumed by impostor syndrome, and ultimately unfulfilled? [Here] Hellerer presents a new way of thinking about our lives, one that turns away from the voices telling us what a good life 'should' look like, and instead relies on cultivating our own inner navigation. Through Hellerer's ... blueprint, we can get unstuck in our careers or even transform them, move from misery to meaning, and find the work we are meant to be doing in the world"--

"One of America's few female astronauts reveals the wisdom that helped her overcome the barriers of others' expectations-and learn to work on a team both in close quarters and remotely In 2010, the day after her fiftieth birthday-and despite having faced feedback for years that she was not astronaut material-Cady Coleman boarded a rocket and blasted off into space for her third NASA mission, the only woman on her six-person crew. She may have been an "unexpected" astronaut, but her determination and her experiences give her a unique perspective on life here on Earth. In Sharing Space, Cady shares counterintuitive insights integral to her success, such as how to leverage insecurities to beat expectations, how to know when to adapt and when to press for change, and how to be the glue that holds a disparate team together. Illustrated with stories from her life and training, from meteorite hunting in Antarctica to the two weeks she spent living in an underwater habitat to the magic of spending six months living and working in zero gravity, this book will inspire anyone eager to escape a box in which they have been (unfairly) placed or develop the confidence to succeed, even when they're not an obvious "fit.""--