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Work can build a life - or consume it. Some lessons about work are learned on the clock. Others are learned in the stress, sacrifice, and quiet exhaustion that follow us home. TRUE THAT: WORK is a practical, honest collection of forty chapters about jobs, bosses, ambition, burnout...

Getting older rarely happens all at once. It shows up in the mirror, in your energy, in the way time feels, and in the questions that suddenly matter more than they used to. TRUE THAT: GETTING OLDER is forty short, straightforward chapters about health, work, retirement, parents, adult children...

Carl Jung remains one of the most influential yet often misunderstood figures in modern psychology. His ideas about personality, the unconscious, symbols, and inner conflict continue to shape therapy and self-understanding.

The most complete Neville Goddard collection ever assembled. His books. His biography. His complete system. All in one complete 27-hour audiobook. Neville Goddard taught one idea for thirty-four years: your imagination is God. Not metaphor. Not poetry. The actual creative power behind every condition in your life.

Florence Scovel Shinn told people exactly what to say to change their lives. And it worked. Men and women came to her broke, sick, and stuck. She gave them words to speak. They spoke them. Their circumstances changed. She understood that the subconscious mind has no sense of humor — it simply manifests what we tell it is true. So she gave people better things to tell it. This definitive collection includes all four of her works, unabridged and complete: The Game of Life and How to Play It — The foundational guide on how thought, word, and belief create your reality.

It’s a universal fact that no matter who you are, you can start living your best life today. It doesn’t matter where or how you started, using the same principles that anybody else has, you can win at the game of life. You see, you’re no different than anyone else, but you’re using Your Best Life Principles. And because you’re no different to anybody else, you are seeing the same successes. You’re realizing the same dreams.

In the early years of the Cold War, history appeared to unfold in visible places, named and endlessly photographed. Berlin, with its walls and checkpoints. Korea, with its shifting front lines. Later, Cuba, where the world seemed to hold its breath for thirteen days. These locations dominate popular memory because they offered drama, confrontation, and moments that could be frozen into images and slogans. Yet many of the most enduring decisions of that era were made far from cameras and capitals, in places that appeared peripheral precisely because they were remote.

Some lessons do not arrive as advice. They arrive as regret, loss, a second chance, or a quiet moment when you finally understand what mattered all along.

Marriage is easy to describe when nothing has gone wrong yet. Real marriage begins when two people have to keep choosing each other through work, money, children, stress, disappointment, change, and ordinary life. TRUE THAT: MARRIAGE is forty honest, straightforward chapters about what love looks like after real life shows up—communication, intimacy, money, family, conflict, trust, forgiveness, grief, and growing together through every season.

Most money lessons are not learned in a classroom. They are learned after the payment is due, the card balance grows, the car costs more than expected, or a job you thought was secure suddenly is not. TRUE THAT: MONEY is forty short, straightforward chapters about earning, spending, debt, saving...

Family can be our first home, our first heartbreak, our safest place, and sometimes the relationship we have to work hardest to understand. TRUE THAT: FAMILY is forty honest, straightforward chapters about parents, children, siblings, boundaries, money, conflict, aging, caregiving, grief, estrangement, blended families, traditions, and the patterns passed from one generation to the next. Cole E. Vensley looks at what families get right, what they get wrong, and what we can still change-even when the past cannot be rewritten.

The Strait of Hormuz is one of the most important chokepoints on Earth. Roughly a fifth of the world's oil consumption passes through this narrow waterway, alongside a major share of global LNG and enormous volumes of international trade. But Hormuz is more than a shipping route. It is a pressure point where oil, war, economics, military power and geopolitics collide. In The Strait of Hormuz: Holding The World Hostage, Roy Moses examines the forces that have transformed this narrow waterway into one of the world's most consequential strategic flashpoints.

In 2024, a foreign-policy lobby spent $100 million shaping U.S. congressional elections. In 2026, that influence moved through shell PACs with neutral names, designed to obscure donors until after voters had already cast their ballots. FOREIGN BODY, Book Three of the OCCUPIED investigative series, examines the documented mechanisms behind that influence—from AIPAC's origins and foreign-agent questions to dark-money networks, congressional voting, FEC filings, and U.S. policy toward the International Criminal Court.

Every credit system eventually gets tested by one question: Is the collateral actually there —present, liquid, and available when the borrower cannot perform? Bitcoin as Collateral examines why collateral quality sits at the foundation of every credit system and what happens when liquidity, leverage, custody, and counterparty structures fail under stress. Jacob Asparian argues that Bitcoin should be understood not primarily as currency or speculation, but as a new form of collateral.

You keep meeting them: thoughtful, decent, quietly capable people the headlines insist have vanished, behind the hardware-store counter, in the next seat on a delayed flight, at the gym before sunrise. So where did all the good people go? Its author spent the better part of fifty years reading people for a living, across jewelry counters and factory floors, watching how human beings actually decide what to believe. He set out to answer that question about the world. This book is what happened when the question turned around and pointed back at him.

What if the accusation is true? What if it isn't? And what if you can no longer trust your own answer? Being called a narcissist can do something more unsettling than start an argument. It can make you question your memory, your motives, your reactions, and eventually your sense of who you are. Am I the Narcissist, or Are They? Offers a different way forward. Instead of another checklist of personality traits, this book gives you a practical five-question method for examining what actually happened: Timeline — What happened, and in what order?

The greatest threat to an undercover operative's life isn't a suspicious target—it's the smartphone in their pocket. In Shadows in the Stream, Dr. Joseph L. Martell, a 30-year veteran of U.S. government intelligence and special operations, introduces the groundbreaking Inadvertent Digital Detriment Paradox (IDDP) Theory.

What if the warnings that saved your life weren't coming from inside you at all? A Non-Local Soul: When Consciousness and God Meet is Douglas R. Hall's unflinching exploration of the questions most of us are afraid to ask. It begins with three inexplicable moments — quiet, urgent warnings that defied logic and saved his life. Then, on Halloween night 2000, a head-on collision with a semi-truck shattered everything: his body, his livelihood, and every assumption he had about what it means to be alive. What remained, in the rubble of that life, was something Hall couldn't explain away.

Earth is dying. Two hundred million survivors crowd a single city built on Arctic permafrost, slowly suffocating as the atmosphere collapses. The only solution is gold. Massive quantities of it — enough to seed the upper atmosphere and buy humanity another century. So they build a ship, load three thousand of their best people, and send them across the stars to find it. Five years later, they do. A pristine world of ancient forests and breathable air. Gold running through the hillsides like veins. Enough to save Earth a hundred times over. There is just one problem. The planet has people.

Unsolved Georgia: Cold Cases, Missing Persons, and Unidentified Victims Still Waiting for Answers is Book One in the Unsolved America series, a respectful true-crime collection focused on real unresolved cases from across Georgia. This audiobook examines sixty cases, including unsolved homicides, missing persons, unidentified remains, rural cold cases, cases involving children and teenagers, and mysteries connected to Georgia’s roads and highways.