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Why Is Embracing Discomfort the Key to Growth? is a powerful, mindset-shifting short read that flips the narrative around fear, challenge, and uncertainty. If you've ever felt stuck, stagnant, or too afraid to leap, this guide will help you reframe discomfort—not as something to avoid, but as...

Fuel for the Christian Entrepreneur's Soul Series is an inspiring collection of faith-based business guides created for Christian entrepreneurs, small business owners, independent contractors, and aspiring business leaders who desire to build successful businesses while honoring God. Each book combines practical business strategies, biblical wisdom, financial guidance, and Christ-centered encouragement to help listeners confidently navigate every stage of the entrepreneurial journey.

Are You Spending Money Or Spending Emotions? is a powerful, eye-opening short listen that gets to the heart of a habit we rarely talk about: emotional spending. If you've ever found yourself clicking "add to cart" when you're overwhelmed, bored, lonely, or anxious—this book is your wake-up call.

The Distance Between is an autobiographical poetry collection that chronicles the life of a man shaped by hardship, faith, failure, redemption, and enduring love. Told in traditional rhymed verse, the poems trace a journey from childhood in the hills of Tennessee through seasons of loss, depression, broken marriages, spiritual awakening, ministry, fatherhood, forgiveness, and gratitude in middle age.

Born into the tough streets of Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Mitchell Watson learned the rules of the hustle at an early age, navigating a world of crime, addiction, and violence that led him behind bars. From his first arrest at eleven to the life-altering moment of witnessing death in prison, Watson's journey is a testament to the power of resilience and transformation.

New Orleans is not just a city—it’s a symphony of survival, celebration, and soul. From its founding in 1718 to the rhythms of modern renaissance, this cinematic narrative traces the Crescent City’s journey through empire, fire, flood, and funk. Derek Monaghan brings history to life with vivid storytelling and emotional depth, exploring the city’s French and Spanish roots, its transformation under American rule, and the cultural fusion that birthed jazz, Mardi Gras, and Creole cuisine.

From the Streets to a Man, Part 1 is a raw, uncut memoir about growing up in North Philly, learning the game young, and becoming a man through trial, pain, and hustle. Lawrence takes you inside his world — from jumping off the porch at 31st & Berks, to the late-night grind, to the lessons that shaped him. This isn’t about glorifying the streets, it’s about surviving them. Every chapter is packed with real moments — family loyalty, money moves, shootouts, losses, and hard-earned wisdom. This is the story of a kid who could have been a statistic, but chose to level up and own his future.

Teddy is a runner who hopes to win a 1962 Cadillac by running across the United States. As could be imagined, Teddy "runs" into many challenges along the way, including filth, thirst, hunger, loneliness, injuries, scoffing, bullying and near-death experiences.

The allure of time travel—an age-old fascination—remains one of the most powerful concepts in science fiction and speculative thought. It is the ultimate what-if. What if you could return to a pivotal moment in history and alter its outcome? What if you could leap into the distant future to witness the fate of humanity or catch a glimpse of your own destiny?

The small kingdom of Komenda has ventured into the slave trade. The king looks to his most trusted advisor, Chimezie, to manage the rival tribesmen captured from the local countryside. As an entrepreneurial man the king sees the wealth of his European contacts and realizes the potential of the trade. He seeks to increase his wealth and expand his kingdom. Charging Chimezie with a mission, he dutifully follows the slave trade to the New World. What he finds makes him doubt his mission. The deeper he goes, the clearer the picture becomes.

Christopher was called Mr. Chris by the elves. Dr. Darnell tends to the people of Africa. Edison offers $2 million to survivors of a week at the mansion. Parker has a pet store where the pets only eat live food. Vern's new show in Branson is called "Talent Night." Gene researched UFO sightings. Hansel's gel saves brain puncture victims. Jasper autopsies victims of mysterious deaths. Kendrick wins Pulitzer Prizes and tells tales. Alberto's concierge satisfies needs of guests. Vaughn's RV has unexpected problems. Mann created power via animals & energy cell.