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In Approval Addiction: The Silent Killer of Success, mental toughness coach and corporate turnaround expert Steve Siebold sheds a glaring spotlight on one of the most destructive—and least discussed—barriers to high performance: the compulsive need to be liked. With blunt honesty and a world-class coach’s insight, Siebold calls out approval addiction as the hidden force sabotaging careers, relationships, and potential at every level.

We like to believe monsters don’t exist, even in the moonlit streets of a place like Salem, Massachusetts. But they’re very real...and very human. There’s danger lurking around every corner. People are vanishing off the street into thin air, never to be seen again.

The tought processes, habits, and philosophies of the great ones!

This book will teach you how rich people think. It compares the thoughts, habits, and philosophies of the middle class to the world class when it comes to wealth. The differences are as extreme as they are numerous. The strategy is simple: learn how rich people think, copy them, take action and get rich.

Autumn Sinclair owes it to his coven to be the next witch in an arranged marriage. Realizing he can't escape fate, he wanders into Rook's Apothecary, searching for a love potion that will help him fall in love with the man he'll be forced to marry. Rook is a wolf who can't hide his beastly appearance. Which is fine. He has his shop, his best friends, and his secret crush on the beautiful man who walks by his window every day. That is, until one morning, Autumn walks into Rook's shop.

Kyle Peters never asked to be the outcast. Bullied at school, ignored at home, and desperate to belong, he finds himself drawn into the orbit of Stefan a man whose calm smile hides a world of crime and power. One delivery becomes two, then ten, and before long Kyle is juggling a double life: student by day, trusted courier by night.

You’ve faced moments when the weight of leadership feels both exhilarating and overwhelming. Imagine stepping into those challenges with renewed confidence, clarity, and purpose—leading not just with authority, but with authenticity that inspires every person around you to rise. Introducing Would You Work for You?—a must-listen guide rooted in proven frameworks and practical coaching insights that will transform you from a manager of tasks into a visionary who builds trust, fosters collaboration, and creates workplaces where people not only succeed but thrive.

Lucas Brown, alpha of the east and south Caribou pack, is in a bit of a pickle. How? His parents are high up in society. Yes, his father retired to him, but he expects him to act appropriately—even in an alpha position—and that means taking a mate and having pups. There’s just one teeny, tiny problem with that—Lucas is gay.

Eat Like a Local: Tacoma by Pearl Lee offers the inside scoop on local food establishments found in the sister city of Seattle, Tacoma. Culinary tourism is an important aspect of any travel experience. Food has the ability to tell you a story of a destination, its landscapes, and culture on a single plate.

Many people believe that as you get older, you have to accept an inevitable physical decline—that you're doomed to eventual frailty and dependence on others. In fact, the Center for Disease Control found that approximately 1 in 4 adults over the age of 50 are inactive, with inactivity being 30% higher among those with a chronic disease.

Born with horns that set him apart, Prince Ander is an outcast in his own mother's court. Unwilling to stay and suffer it any longer, Ander leaves to try to make his way in the mortal realm. However, even amongst the humans, tragedy follows the half-muse.

It's encouraging that a lot of people want to launch their own business, but given the current business climate, doing so may prove to be challenging. This book does give you a basic blueprint on starting a business, but it also covers topics that are significantly more important.

The man is domineering, high-handed, and overbearing. He’s about as warm and fuzzy as a scorpion ready to strike. He’s ruthless, overbearing, and calculating. He’s not above cracking the whip and handing out punishments as he sees fit. He’s got another side though, one I both crave and view with fervent trepidation. But the man has ties to the Irish mafia, so I should keep my distance.

Gumdrop City is a fictionalized true crime story discovered in a university class on abnormal psychology and the original short story to the award-winning film prequel, Gumdrop, a short horror piece. This story is included in my first collection of short horror and sci-fi stories, Anthology of Evil.

Conventional workplace cultures had been based on boss-led authority and control, often resulting in workers that don’t know, or worse, don’t care or don’t take responsibility for the work they are doing. Breaking the business norms, the "Own It" workplace culture cultivates a courageous workforce and presents tools for driving breakthrough results in today’s ever-changing and demanding marketplace.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are pieces of digital content linked to the blockchain, the digital database underpinning cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. if you want to learn how to leverage your digital assets, then this is the perfect book for you.

Imagine what your life would be like if you didn’t owe anyone anything. You have zero debt, and it’s the beginning of a brand-new life! Mental Wealth: 5 Healthy Principles to Win with Money is the guide to help you achieve that level of freedom. It’s the plan that will show you how to win with money and improve your mental health by focusing on five key areas that make up your financial journey.

Buddy is just one of Bob Igleheart’s three grand dogs. They have so much fun together. In this first book, Grand Dogs: Buddy, we find a rambunctious Buddy always getting into something! Buddy is the first in a series of three books about Bob’s grand dogs, as he calls them.

Mae Jemison is a woman who has worn many hats throughout her illustrious life. She has been a chemical engineer, dancer, social worker, medical doctor, writer, and choreographer. But perhaps, she is most well-known in her role as an astronaut. On September 12, 1992, Mae joined six other people aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour for the STS-47 mission. The mission was completed successfully, and Mae became the first-ever black woman to go to space. Her life both before and after her launch into space is one that is truly worth learning about and understanding.

This bundle contains both Mae Jemison: An Extraordinary Life and Serena Williams: An Extraordinary Life. Learn from the lives of two extremely successful, intelligent, inspirational women.