June 1, 2015
Flexible Dieting Handbook
How To Lose Weight by Eating What You Want
By James H. Mayfield
By James H. Mayfield
An approach to dieting that doesn't limit what you can eat, nor does it dictate what you have to eat. Instead, with the help of some guidelines, you'll design your own diet. Containing the foods you like.
Free Your Mind
By M.P. Neary
By M.P. Neary
Read this entertaining book if you wish to break down those mental barriers that prevent you from living a happier life. It will easily show you how to embrace a greater reality; help you discover a better path towards inner peace and above all, make you see yourself in a new and empowered light. It’s an inspirational, sometimes funny but yet profound read!
Everything is changing now...
You don’t have to accept limiting beliefs anymore as you can decide to free your mind…
Now is the time to see yourself in a new light.
Allow the truth to set you free!
Live Uncaged
Find the Freedom You've Always Wanted
By Mary DeMuth
By Mary DeMuth
Are you stuck in the past? Don't know how to heal beyond what happened to you back then? Are you tired of repeating the mistakes of your parents?
Author Mary DeMuth helps you understand your past, embrace healing today, and anticipate an irresistible future.
Through biblical teaching, real life in-the-trenches examples, and an eye toward spiritual growth, learn to live the uncaged life you've always wanted.
Don't Give Your Work Away For Free
By Thaddeus Cooper and Dr. Frederick Von Greensburg
By Thaddeus Cooper and Dr. Frederick Von Greensburg
Today’s traditional employment model is structured so that one is paid for the work he or she does over a given period. In this linear construct, you go to work for a week and at week’s end you are compensated for that work. The next week you do more work and are compensated for that work, and so on. This is a common agreement between employers and employees in many countries, including the United States.
The purpose of this book is to challenge that construct. It is the author's intent to suggest a more profitable arrangement for the creator of the product — the worker. The notion is that one could work on a project for a certain amount of time but the product of that project could pay dividends for a longer term. One might work for a week and be paid for the product of that work every week for many years. Imagine how this construct would compound income week after week, project after project. At some point, with numerous streams of income from a growing number of completed projects, one would be able to discontinue taking on new projects if he or she desired, living off the residuals of the projects he or she created to that point. Indeed, one could take a vacation, still earning income from work he or she completed long ago.
With the help of Dr. Frederick Von Greensburg, Thaddeus Cooper breaks down the concept of passive income and outlines a strategy for creating streams of this revenue to supplement or replace traditional income.
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