According to Julian Pencilliah, author of The Jetstream of Success, “We think we attract what we desire but the reality is, we don’t attract what we desire, we attract who we are.” Furthermore, the most wildly successful people were not born with skills, talent or...

Moving Without Shaking by Yelena Parker is a compilation of information and data to help women and anyone contemplating and planning a career abroad. These brave women are leaving their home countries for more opportunities in foreign lands where they do not speak the language,...

What You REALLY Want, Wants You: Uncovering Twelve Qualities You Already Have to Get What You Think Is Missing by Dr. Toni LaMotta is an uplifting and inspirational book that opens readers' eyes to teachings pertaining to spiritual wisdom. The author encourages readers to actually...

The main protagonist of Rhythm for Sale, Leonard Harper, is a talented African-American born in an era of discrimination and of a blossoming entertainment industry to which he was drawn. He was the son of a poor singer from Birmingham, Alabama. He learned the art...

Along the Pilgrim Pathway: A Treasury of Testimonies and Bible Expositions by Gladys Goldsby Ford is a spiritually uplifting book that is beneficial to readers on their spiritual journey. The book honors the priestly prayers of Jesus and spreads the word of God through personal...

Perceptions of a Camino is an inspirational memoir written by Göte Nyman. Nyman's story revolves around his personal camino, or pilgrimage, in Fisterra. He first visited this small coastal town in Gallicia 17 years earlier, when he was on a boating trip with his wife...

The Cranky Guru: Adventures in Metaphysics is a self-help book by Paul Bennett. The author bases much of the material he presents on his own 30-year journey of self-discovery. He begins with an example of his beliefs in action, when he has his passport renewed...

Conquering Challenges: A Working Mother's Story by Elizabeth Blake is an uplifting memoir. The book describes the challenges faced by the author as a single parent raising a daughter far away from home, and the struggles she undergoes trying to establish herself in the medical...

Programs for addicts are usually centered around a particular belief system, making it difficult for agnostics, atheists, freethinkers and other like-minded individuals to become committed adherents. There is always a sense of distance, a sense of isolation imparted to those who have secularist leanings. Beyond...