AmeriCANS Who Made America! by Richard V. Battle describes how 43 remarkable individuals throughout the 1900s contributed to shaping the United States as it became a world power. Battle breaks his work down into three sections where he examines individuals and how their service to...

Dirt Road Leadership does a fantastic job of showing the long-term damage caused by staying in constant overdrive. Richard Causey traces his life from a simple childhood in Conway, South Carolina, all the way to the day he walked away from a thirty-five-year banking career....

Margaret Graziano’s Align Culture shines a light on the hidden problems that cause people to leave their jobs and check out mentally at work. The book examines real workplace settings where an astonishing 83 percent of employees feel disconnected, costing companies billions of dollars each...

Keep It Super Simple: Tips From a Recovering Perfectionist by Bronwen A Sciortino encourages readers to let go of unrealistic standards and build a life that supports their well-being. After Sciortino survives a life-changing health crisis, she realizes that many people carry the weight of...

The Omega Principles by Omar K Clark is a personal development book built around a single, deceptively simple question most people never stop to ask: what kind of success is worth building? The book opens with a prologue describing the exhaustion so many people feel...

Reawaken by Dr. Richard Earl Poulin III is a memoir co-written with Ms. Judy Wei that documents a family’s fight for their daughter’s life. Richard Poulin III and his wife, Judy, were living in Asia when their daughter, Rylae-Ann, began to show mysterious symptoms as...

When Barbara, a friend of Christine's, asked for help finding her son's misplaced key, Christine simply asked her guides, and they told her the location of the key. But when they checked and did not find it there, they felt disappointed. A few days later,...

Finding peace with yourself can change the way you see everything around you. In The Oneness Guide for Today, Faith Spencer offers young women a guide to understanding themselves, their thoughts, and their connection to the world. The book examines self-perception and the outside influences...

Talk Numbers to Me: A Surprisingly Simple Guide to Loving the Language of Money by Erica Ash is a business finance book built specifically for women entrepreneurs. The book opens at a lakeside bar in Tahoe, where Ash watches a table of confident, chatty women...

Waiting for the Kick: A Midwife's Grief and Rebirth in Africa by Sheila Kimble-Haas is a memoir that opens in the rawest place possible: the months after the sudden death of the author's husband, Ric, when grief becomes a constant, buzzing presence she can't outrun....