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  A Cult of One

  Richard Grannon

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  Are you truly taking care of yourself? Or are you too busy taking care of everyone else?So many of us find it easier to love other people than to love ourselves. We struggle to put our own needs first and have a hard time asking for what we want, let alone going after it. Instead, we attach ourselves to selfish people, trying over and over to win love from those who simply can’t offer it.If that sounds familiar, you may be the victim of narcissistic abuse. In A Cult of One, Richard Grannon exposes the insidious effects of narcissistic abuse and shares his own winding road to recognition and recovery. Through martial arts, mysticism, psychedelics, and psychology, spanning over four continents and forty-four years of life, Grannon discovered a systematic discipline for healing. Join him as he explains step by step—with courage, humor, and optimism—how to forge your own path to a better life.

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  Silverbourne: The George Files:...

  Bradley Conrad

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  George arrives in New York with a suitcase, a British accent, and the uneasy confidence of someone who believes reinvention should feel steadier than this. 
  Act I traces his first days in Manhattan: Bowery apartments, Equinox workouts, subway lines learned too quickly, and a series of encounters that blur the line between intimacy and distraction. Through hookups, half-dates, and carefully misjudged connections, George begins to understand that desire can anchor you just as easily as it can unmoor you. 
  Moving between Williamsburg and NoLita, bars and bedrooms, corporate offices and quiet moments alone, he navigates sex, ambition, and loneliness with dry humour and an observant eye. Conversations about work, masculinity, class, and belonging unfold alongside physical intimacy that is neither sensationalised nor apologetic, simply present. 
  This first act is not about falling in love. It is about arrival: learning the city’s rhythms, testing identities, and discovering that starting over rarely feels clean. New York offers George a blank slate, but it also demands that he decide what he is willing to write on it. 
  A contemporary, authentic gay novel about desire, modern masculinity, and the uneasy calm that comes before commitment.

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  Learning to Fly

  Karmen Berentsen

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  At a young age, Karmen Berentsen’s free-spirited playfulness was grounded thanks to her father’s expectations of perfection and her mother’s death. With suppressed emotions, intelligence, and resolute drive, Karmen managed to become successful in business while leaving a trail of disastrous relationships. The path to rediscovering and reclaiming her essence became her training ground for learning to fly as a human, a woman, and a business leader. And it is a map for other women (and men) who want to live fully and authentically. This is nothing short of the heroic journey towards living a fully human, fully soulful life.

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  How to Talk to Anyone at Work -...

  Nathan Soren

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  The career playbook for anyone who wants to speak with confidence at work, master meetings, and be heard — without being loud.
   
  Your ideas aren't the problem. The way you communicate them is.
   
  Have you ever sat in a meeting knowing exactly what to say — but someone else spoke first and got the credit? Do you overthink presentations or struggle to speak up, sell your ideas, or advocate for yourself?
   
  You're not lacking confidence. You're missing a system.
   
  In How to Talk to Anyone at Work, communication coach and HR professional Nathan Soren reveals a practical 7-day system used by top performers to get heard, earn respect, and accelerate their careers.
   
  This isn't about becoming louder or more extroverted. It's about knowing what to say, when to say it, and how to say it in the moments that matter most.
   
  Inside, you'll discover how to:
  
  Speak early in meetings and stop losing credit
  Structure your ideas so they land clearly and quickly
  Communicate with confidence without overthinking
  Pitch and sell ideas — even to skeptical stakeholders
  Handle difficult conversations at work, reviews, and feedback calmly
  Build executive presence through subtle signals that influence trust and promotions
  Follow a simple 7-day plan to upgrade your communication
  
   
  Built for real workplace situations — not theory.
   
  Turn ideas into influence, conversations into outcomes, and visibility into career momentum. Because doing great work isn't enough — people need to hear it, understand it, and trust it.
   
  Perfect for listeners of How to Talk to Anyone by Leil Lowndes and Supercommunicators by Charles Duhigg.
   
  Stop losing credit for your ideas. Start your 7-day communication upgrade today.

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  HEALING TRAUMA - How Early...

  Shannon Siegel

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  Healing Trauma explores how early life experiences can shape emotional regulation, personal identity, and the ability to form healthy relationships. 
  Drawing on insights from neuroscience and spiritual psychology, this audiobook explains how trauma can influence the nervous system, emotional responses, and patterns of self-perception. By understanding these connections, listeners can develop greater awareness of how early experiences continue to affect behavior, relationships, and emotional well-being. 
  This audiobook offers a thoughtful introduction to trauma awareness and the mind-body connection, helping listeners better understand how emotional patterns develop and how self-awareness can support personal growth. 
  Inside this audiobook, you will explore: 
  • How early trauma affects emotional self-regulation 
   • The relationship between trauma, identity, and self-image 
   • How neuroscience helps explain trauma responses 
   • The connection between emotional awareness and healing 
   • The role of spiritual psychology in personal transformation 
   • How understanding trauma can support healthier relationships 
  Designed for listeners interested in psychology, self-development, and emotional healing, Healing Trauma offers an educational perspective on how the mind and body process difficult experiences. 
  This audiobook is intended for educational purposes and does not replace professional medical or psychological care.

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  Start from Joy - Trade Shame...

  Neal Samudre, Carly Samudre...

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  Breaking old patterns doesn’t have to be so hard.You’ve heard it before: if you want to change, you have to try harder. Keep pushing through blood, sweat, and tears. Emotions don’t matter.But what if that’s all a lie? What if there’s a better, healthier way to get life-changing results?Neal and Carly Samudre believe that joy is what’s missing from our ability to make lasting change in our lives. Building on biblical insights and the latest findings in positive psychology, Start from Joy outlines an emotionally healthy approach to change―one where joy leads the way. This doesn’t mean we choose happiness, become blindly optimistic, or force ourselves to have a positive mindset. Instead, we discover that real, lasting transformation can come free of shame, guilt, and fear. It can be fun.In Start from Joy, you’ll discover:Why your bad habits are keeping you stuck―and how you can take steps toward freedom and positive changeHow the four gifts of joy can help you stick with healthy patternsHow to heal your relationships with work, money, your body, and other peopleLeave shame, guilt, and fear behind―and create the fulfilling life you were always meant to live.

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