Genres : Non Fiction

“Epicurus and The Pleasant Life " by Haris Dimitriadis is one of those books that can literally change your life. I thought Mr. Dimitriadis did a remarkable job in bringing Epicurus's ideas to a modern audience.”—Reader's review on amazon, 28 October 2017

Since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Stephen Gospage has been writing poems which relate to this conflict. While he finds war in all its forms to be repellent and awful, he salutes the bravery of the people of Ukraine who are fighting for their independence and territory; fighting, in fact, to preserve ‘The Shape of Ukraine’.The poems in this collection cover all aspects of the war, from the trauma suffered by soldiers and civilians to the plight of...

The teenage years are crucial for making friends, discovering your place in the world, and giving your natural talents and skills the attention and space that lets them thrive.Social anxiety makes it harder to connect with others and feel like you belong. Overthinking and battling powerful emotions can make social situations terrifying instead of fun.But it doesn’t have to stay that way!Whether you’re dealing with severe social anxiety or just shy and looking to break out of your shell, social anxiety is...

How often do you beat yourself up, telling yourself that you're not enough? Give yourself a break, stop the constant self-criticism, and embrace the power of self-compassion.Picture waking up each day feeling kind and understanding towards yourself, even on your toughest days. Imagine looking in the mirror and loving what you see. This is what self-compassion can do for you.In "The Proven Path to Self-Compassion,” Zera Young takes you on a journey that will change your life forever. With practical exercises,...

  If you could learn how to have an employee engagement rating of over 90% and a leadership effectiveness rating of 99%, would you be interested?  These statistics are not just lofty goals. These are results author David Jacobson received on anonymous employee surveys while working as a hospital director. He attributes his success to his highly humorous leadership style.Highly Humorous Leadership: A Fun, Effective Approach to Management and Supervision is a fantastic resource for effective leadership full of self-reflection and examples...

If you want to conquer difficult situations, build a strong mindset, and build self discipline like a pro, keep reading... Do you feel overwhelmed by the struggles of growing up and navigating the challenges of adolescence? Do you feel like you are drifting without a clear sense of purpose? Do you have difficulty dealing with negative thoughts and emotions? If so, then continue reading.. Imagine a world where you are in complete control of your thoughts and emotions, even in the face of adversity. You...

Three UFO buffs unexpectedly find themselves fighting off thugs in a strange contest.  Their intergalactic host is a gnome-shaped glitter lover of his own cowboy-cool—alien-modified.  His outer space fan base, lovers of cowboy attire and a taste for moonshine, can’t get enough!  They sport a twenty-gallon hat on their saucers while watching motivated humans chase after a prize.   Now you’ve got mayhem made into laughs! Dale, the leader of the group, convinces his old friend—Finn—to help him one last time. ...

This book teaches you step-by step how to create a rewarding & profitable publishing businessin the exploding self-improvement market, regardless of your writing skills.Learn everything you need to know to generate consistent monthly income -from profitable niche selection, hiring ghostwriters, exact launch process, to selling your book business for 6-Figures.

Lift the veil to see the world with a clear new vision, the world of wonderful abundant life and the world of death, then dare to go beyond the dark veil of death, to the incredible exciting future we are all entitled to have.The future which goes beyond the tragedy of death to the realisation of what life is.The true story of one’s man walk in this life, then the reality of the life beyond this life. I urge you...

Are you drowning in motherhood? Frazzled? Frantic? Barely surviving? Does "thriving" sound like a foreign concept from another planet? If so, I feel you. I've been there, too.I got married young; I was eighteen. I had my first baby as a teenager; I was nineteen. That wasn’t the plan I’d had for my life. Kids eventually, yes, but not at nineteen. But there I was anyway, surrounded by diapers, burp rags, and spit up, hardly knowing how to file my taxes, and...