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  Money Magic - Easy and...

  Duncan MacLeod, Becca Anderson

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  Drowning in Debt? Wondering How to Grow Rich?The economy continues to have ups and downs and is still, to a great extent, recovering from the pandemic, which put millions of companies out of business. Now, we’re in a massive wave of layouts from the tech industry, pharmaceutical companies, and national retailers that are hitting people in the pocketbook. Even those who previously held 6-figure jobs are struggling to find employment in an extremely competitive market. Baby boomer retirees are forced to find part-time jobs immediately after retiring. People are struggling financially.Duncan MacLeod offers the tips and tricks that he learned to go from poverty and couch surfing to a life of prosperity. It reads like your kind and wise friend offering you helpful tips and a lot of common sense. With Duncan's guidance, you, too, can have an abundant life!Wealth is not a big salary or your possessions; wealth is when your money earns money10% of all you earn is yours to KEEP (not spend)Freeze your credit cards in a Tupperware bowl of waterBe grateful for your bills - somebody trusted you.

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  Unshakable Confidence for Black...

  Zara Williams

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  Unshakable Confidence for Black Men: Daily Affirmations for Healing, Self-Love & Mental Strength 
  Are you a Black man ready to rise, heal, and thrive? This transformative guide delivers daily affirmations designed to help you build unshakable confidence, reclaim your mental health, and embrace your full power. 
  In a world that often overlooks the emotional and spiritual needs of Black men, this book is your daily companion for self-love, healing, and personal growth. Whether you're navigating stress, trauma, or simply seeking clarity and motivation, Unshakable Confidence for Black Men offers the tools to strengthen your mindset and elevate your life. 
  💪 What You’ll Discover Inside:Powerful daily affirmations to boost confidence and self-worthMindfulness practices for emotional healing and inner peaceMental strength strategies to overcome anxiety, doubt, and fearSelf-love rituals to reconnect with your true identity and purposeMotivational insights to help you rise above challenges and thrive 
  This book is more than just words — it’s a movement. A declaration that your healing, your joy, and your success matter. 
  📘 Perfect For:Black men seeking personal growth and emotional wellnessAnyone looking for a daily dose of motivation and mindfulnessReaders who want to build confidence, resilience, and inner peace 
  Step into your power. Speak life into your soul. Become the king you were born to be.

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  Mary Magdalene's Daughter - The...

  Ph.D. Pia Orleane

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  The beautiful story of the Way of Love portrayed by the daughter of Mary Magdalene and Jesus of Nazareth 
  The story revealed in this book was transmitted directly to the author of Mary Magdalene’s previously unknown daughter, Sarah, who shares the Pleiadian perspective of the true mission of her family – Jesus of Nazareth, his mother, Mary, his wife, Mary Magdalene, and his two children, Sarah and Timaeus. Sarah gives an inside look at their family’s trials and true purpose in coming to Earth from the Stars to help humanity evolve and grow through living in the true Pleiadian Way of Love. 

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  Extended Summary - In Year Of...

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  IN YEAR OF YES 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY SHONDA RHIMES 
    
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  CONTENT 
  The Genesis of "Yes" 
  The Comfort Zone 
  The Decision to Say Yes 
  Yes to the Public Eye 
  Redefining Success 
  Yes to Self-Care 
  Yes to Body Image 
  Yes to Community 
  Yes to Self-Acceptance 
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  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  In Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes, the author embarks on a transformative journey after her sister challenges her to say "yes" to everything for a year. This personal experiment forces her to confront her deep-seated anxieties, particularly her fear of public speaking and her struggles with self-acceptance. Rhimes navigates a series of uncomfortable and often terrifying situations, pushing herself beyond her comfort zone. The book explores themes of self-discovery, the importance of genuine relationships, and the power of representation. Through her experiences, she learns to embrace her imperfections, redefine her understanding of success, and ultimately become her own narrator. The narrative also examines the challenges of balancing work and personal life, and encourages the reader to find their own version of a happy ending.

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  Overcoming Depression as a...

  Tariq Ziyad

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  "Overcoming Depression as a Family: A Teen and Parent Audiobook for Mental Health" is an essential resource for families struggling with depression. It provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and managing depression, and offers practical advice on how to support teenagers. Written and Narrated by Tariq Ziyad, this audiobook is aimed both at teenagers themselves, as well as their parents.

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  Extended Summary - A People's...

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  A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY HOWARD ZINN 
    
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  CONTENT 
  Columbus, The Indians, and Human Progress 
  Drawing the Color Line 
  Persons of Mean and Vile Condition 
  Tyranny is Tyranny 
  A Kind of Revolution 
  The Intimately Oppressed 
  As Long as Grass Grows or Water Runs 
  We Take Nothing by Conquest, Thank God 
  Slavery Without Submission, Emancipation Without Freedom 
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  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  “A People's History of the United States” by Howard Zinn offers a radical reinterpretation of American history, focusing on the experiences of marginalized groups rather than traditional political leaders. Zinn highlights the struggles and resistance of Native Americans, African Americans, women, and the working class throughout U.S. history. The book challenges the mainstream narrative of American exceptionalism, revealing how power, inequality, and oppression shaped the nation's development. Zinn emphasizes class struggle, colonialism, and systemic racism, aiming to provide a more inclusive and honest account of American history, often overlooked in traditional historical texts.

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