People at all ages and stages of life want to live a life that has meaning and extends beyond their years on earth. In A Generous Life, Hobby Lobby founder David Green suggests listeners start adopting a lifestyle of generosity now. As the founder and CEO of the largest privately owned arts and crafts retailer in the world, David has amassed material wealth, yet has learned the secret of generous living. As someone who gives away half of his profits to charity, lives with integrity and faith, and enjoys the peace of crafting a legacy now, David has found peace and fulfillment. Whatever your income level, you have been blessed-in friendships, family, work, education, or talents-and God calls you to bless others with those gifts. In A Generous Life, David guides you through ten simple but life-changing action steps to help you establish a generous mindset, determine where and how much to give, create a legacy plan, and more. With practical tips on everything from deciding what you want your legacy to be to talking about money with your children, A Generous Life helps you start right where you are. You are richer than you know-and when you give it back to our generous God, your true wealth will never end.

« Nous nous sommes connues à New York, nous poussions nos carrosses ensemble en refaisant le monde. Nous avons commencé à écrire à cause du cancer. Mon amie était une riche poète féministe, ses poèmes émanaient de la violence et de la rage; j’étais adepte de la simplicité volontaire et j’écrivais des récits avec bonheur et courage. Nous nous sommes perdues de vue après nos premières publications. Ma fille venait de mourir et mon amie laissait ses enfants derrière elle pour suivre son amant. Trente ans plus tard, grâce à Internet, je la retrouve. Elle est en Inde où elle poursuit une démarche spirituelle. De mon côté, je fais des recherches en anthropologie spirituelle. Je lui propose de revisiter nos années de libération féminine afin de comprendre comment nous avons choisi nos camps. Dans un roman épistolaire, nous remontons à la source de nos conditionnements. Elle abandonne le projet en cours d’écriture lorsque nous devons raconter notre séparation. Je le reprends, seule, dans le but de m’expliquer ma fascination pour cette femme. Tout s’explique ! »

For more than 45 years, Steve Millard has struggled with bi-polar disorder. At his lowest, he was on the absolute brink of suicide, looking down into the abyss. Through his own methods of dealing with this disease, arrived at by trial and error, and the generous help of friends, and the teachings of a wonderful support group called Recovery Inc., he not only survived, he prospered, founding one of the most successful and profitable businesses in the direct marketing industry. A Bipolar Life is the story of his struggle.

Do things you've never thought of... or the things you secretly wish to do. Author Rebekah Shardy challenges the open-minded women to do things they've never tried-or dared-to do before. It's the perfect gift for any woman, whether she has everything or not! 98 Things a Woman Should Do in Her Lifetime invites the reader to enjoy simple pleasures brimming with compassion, humor, and spirituality while saving a trip to the therapist's office. Among the 98 nuggets of inspiration: * Tell Richard Simmons to just shut up and sit down. * Sing to a child. * Learn a few choice phrases in French or Russian to use when flirting or angry. * Create an altar in honor of your female ancestors and mentors. * Interview three plastic surgeons and tell them why your body's flaws are precious to you. * Whisper your darkest secrets to a beloved tree. * Forgive the unforgivable. 98 Things a Woman Should Do in Her Lifetime can help a woman live out her adventurous fantasies with outrageous style.

The author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Think Like a Monk offers a revelatory guide to every stage of romance, drawing on ancient wisdom and new science. Nobody sits us down and teaches us how to love. So we're often thrown into relationships with nothing but romance movies and pop culture to help us muddle through. Until now. Instead of presenting love as an ethereal concept or a collection of cliches, Jay Shetty lays out specific, actionable steps to help you develop the skills to practice and nurture love better than ever before. He shares insights on how to win or lose together, how to define love, and why you don't break in a break-up. Inspired by Vedic wisdom and modern science, he tackles the entire relationship cycle, from first dates to moving in together to breaking up and starting over. And he shows us how to avoid falling for false promises and unfulfilling partners. By living Jay Shetty's eight rules, we can all love ourselves, our partner, and the world better than we ever thought possible.

Bringing attachment theory essentials to everyday life. A revolution is under way in how we understand the nature of relationships, how we develop in those relationships, and how our brains function synergistically in connection with others. This field is known as attachment theory, and until now most of the cutting-edge insights have been written in " researcher-speak" and reserved for neurologists, psychologists, and others in the healing professions. Here veteran therapist and specialist in attachment disorders Daniel A. Hughes demystifies the research for lay people. By summarizing in short " keys" the theory and brain science that underpin our ability to form relationships, he skillfully reveals how we can become better friends, spouses, siblings, and children. For anyone interested in how to develop meaningful new relationships or how to deepen and enrich their current ones, this audiobook makes sense of it all.

With straight talk and clear directions, George shows listeners specifically what they must do to become strong leaders and survive any crisis. His seven lessons include Face Reality, Starting with Yourself; Never Waste a Good Crisis; and Be Aggressive: This Is Your Best Chance to Win in the Market.

In 52 Ways to Connect with Your Smartphone Obsessed Kid, author Jonathan McKee offers just the help you need to have meaningful interaction with your kids instead of always overreacting to their unhealthy consumption of technology and media. In a world where over 80 percent of 12- to 17-year-olds now own a smartphone, parents are searching for ways to pry their kids' eyes from their devices and engage them in real, face-to-face conversation. Mckee, drawing from his 20-plus years of experience working with teenagers, studying youth culture, and raising three teens of his own, provides an abundant supply of useful tips and creative ideas to help you bond with the Smartphone Generation.

Looking for the quickest way to attain personal and financial growth? This collection presents the 50 best examples of success and advice from entrepreneurs like Andrew Carnegie, Warren Buffett and Sam Walton, well-known motivators like Zig Ziglar, Brian Tracy and Napoleon Hill, and business masterminds like Jack Welch, Robert Kiyosaki and Spencer Johnson. A graduate of the London School of Economics, editor Tom Butler-Bowdon spent years researching hundreds of works to compile the best of the best to help you explore the financial and spiritual path to wealth, and gain insights into the secrets of success.