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Category: Non- Fiction
Mission Health: Food, Facts & Superpowers for Growing Heroes by David Wynthorpe (Book Review #2263)
Muzzle the Black Dog, by Mike Cobb, is an exciting psychological thriller that captivates readers from page one until the end. The violent backdrop of the Centennial Olympic Park bombing serves as the landscape for this story, taking place during the time when many… Continue Reading “Mission Health: Food, Facts & Superpowers for Growing Heroes by David Wynthorpe (Book Review #2263)”
Surviving Paris by Robin Davis (Book Review #2259)
Robin Davis’ Surviving Paris is a gripping, heartfelt, and fiercely honest memoir that delivers both a love letter and a challenge to the City of Light. It’s not about fairytales. It’s about survival, vulnerability, and unexpected strength.
Shining the Light: A Life of Resilience, Creativity, and Impact by Ashu Egbe (Book Review #2258)
A beautifully personal memoir, Ashu Egbe’s Shining the Light tells the inspiring story of one’s journey from adversity through self-discovery and into a life of purposeful impact.
Success by 1000 Cuts by Hamish Armstrong (Book Review #2257)
Success by 1000 Cuts is an honest, brutally honest guide to personal growth, purpose-driven living, and long-term fulfillment. Hamish Armstrong backs this up with more than a decade of consulting, ultra-endurance sports, entrepreneurship, and relentless self-experimentation. There are no sugar-coated hard truths in this… Continue Reading “Success by 1000 Cuts by Hamish Armstrong (Book Review #2257)”
Navigate Your Emotions by Exploring Them Like Games by Victoria Ichizli-Bartels (Book Review #2256)
“Navigate Your Emotions” by Victoria Ichizli-Bartels presents a new and unique approach to understanding how to change how we feel. The author has developed an approach that is both playful and highly practical. With her combination of a kind, scientific, and empowering style, she… Continue Reading “Navigate Your Emotions by Exploring Them Like Games by Victoria Ichizli-Bartels (Book Review #2256)”
The Aura Color Wheel by Helen Ye Plehn (Book Review #2255)
Helen Ye Plehn’s “The Aura Color Wheel” offers a colorful, spiritually informative way for readers to learn about the soul’s purpose, its emotional patterns, and how to grow personally. The system is based on a combination of different types of metaphysical wisdom (e.g, aura… Continue Reading “The Aura Color Wheel by Helen Ye Plehn (Book Review #2255)”
Licensing for Leverage by Mitch Russo (Book Review #2253)
In Licensing for Leverage, Mitch Russo uncovers one of the most significant hidden advantages of every business: the potential for passive income from your company’s unutilized Intellectual Property (IP) if properly leveraged.
LIVE to DIE by Cam Stewart (Book Review #2250)
LIVE to DIE is a deeply personal work by Cam Stewart. It is an amazing and courageous work that describes how to live a purposeful life through the lens of diversity, inclusion, and equity (DIE). Stewart draws on his experiences over the last four… Continue Reading “LIVE to DIE by Cam Stewart (Book Review #2250)”
Just Play Like You Do in the Basement by Rick Porrello (Book Review #2249)
Rick Porrello’s memoir, Just Play Like You Do in the Basement, is a beautifully rendered coming-of-age story set against the glittering and turbulent backdrop of 1980s show business. With deft storytelling and unflinching honesty, Porrello recounts his astonishing journey from a Cleveland basement drum… Continue Reading “Just Play Like You Do in the Basement by Rick Porrello (Book Review #2249)”
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