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  Intuitive Eating Principles - A...

  Behnay Books

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  Is dieting and counting calories making you crazy? Intuitive Eating Principles book is here to help you. 
  You’ve probably tried every diet out there. You may have even tried counting calories or spending hours in the kitchen cooking healthy meals. But somehow, you always find yourself back at your old eating habits. If weight loss is your goal, it’s time to try intuitive eating. This approach to weight loss focuses on eating foods that are satisfying and feel good in your body. So if counting calories or meticulously planning every meal isn’t working for you, it might be time to try intuitive eating principles. It will teach you how to change the way you think about food and eat without feeling deprived or crazy. 
  Intuitive eating is a diet mindset that encourages people to eat in a way that feels satisfying, rather than trying to restrict or eliminate food groups. This approach can help people lose weight without dieting or feeling deprived. Intuitive eating involves learning to pay attention to your own body and how it responds to foods. When you eat intuitively, you will feel full sooner and eat less overall. You may also find that you are more likely to stick to a healthy diet overall because you’ll feel satisfied with less food. If you’re struggling to lose weight, give intuitive eating a try – it might be the key to your success. 
  Intuitive eating is a way of life that revolves around honoring your body and food. Rather than trying to restrict or change what you eat, intuitive eating allows you to connect with your hunger and fullness signals. This way of eating can help you lose weight and feel more satisfied, which can lead to improved moods and happiness. In this book, you will teach you how to begin practicing intuitive eating, how to develop a healthy relationship with food, and how to stick with it over time.

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  The Naturalists

  Diane Ackerman

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  This collection of nine performance pieces reflects the inspirational words of Margaret Mead, who said, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful individuals can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Together, these performances memorialize the diversity, beauty, and fragility of our planet.
  Poet Terry Tempest Williams talks about the peregrine falcon; Larry Cox talks about the rainforests; poet Diane Ackerman reads from her work The Whale in Moonlight; scientist Dr. David Suzuki lectures on a sense of place; muralist Wyland talks about whales and art; urban environmentalist Gerald Lordhal talks about community gardens in New York City; author Peter Matthiessen reads from his book Sand Rivers; biologist Sharon Matola talks about the Belize Zoo, and nine-year-old Annie Olson talks about her two little friends.

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  Relaxing River and Dove Melodies...

  Greg Cetus

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  Delicate yet powerful, the Mourning Dove, scientifically known as Zenaida macroura, enchants listeners with its slender form, small head, and gracefully elongated tail. Its feathers paint a canvas of earthy hues, with brown and gray adorning its upper parts and a soothing beige gracing its underparts. In this meticulously captured binaural audio, you will find yourself transported to the Californian Woodlands, where a gentle babbling river stream weaves its melodic course through the surroundings. Harmonizing with the tranquil river, the Mourning Dove's cooing calls serenade your ears, filling the air with their unique and captivating melodies. As you listen, you may also encounter the harmonious contributions of other avian companions, such as the Acorn Woodpecker, while the gentle chorus of crickets and the occasional bullfrog's chirp enhance the symphony of nature.

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  What Could Go Right

  Justin Bean

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  WINNER: Nautilus Awards and Book Excellence Awards (Sustainability)Amazon BestsellerTired of all the doom and gloom? What Could Go Right invites you to ditch cynicism about the future, and build the one you want.Instead of worst-case scenarios or Pollyanna optimism, you can envision an ideal world and be empowered to build it. The opportunity of our era is to transition to a sustainable, equitable, abundant global economy. Rethink your mindset, understand tech and social trends, & design a future you want to live in, you can thrive through building a better future for us all. Packed with insights, tools, and ideas for what an ideal future might look like and how to build it, What Could Go Right helps you rethink:Your Mindset: Rather than accepting dystopian tropes about our future, we'll look at the reality of our current time as the most abundant and empowered humanity has ever been-and witness it getting better. You'll explore tools and frameworks like Design Thinking, Three Horizons, Five Dynamics, to turn inspiration into pragmatic thinking, planning, and execution. Trends and Opportunities: Explore the empowering tools, sustainable shifts in industry and technology, and social evolutions that are making a more equitable, distributed, democratic, cleaner economy possible. The economic, climate, and social crises around us are accelerating the urgency for change and are inspiring innovators to create new tools and approaches-all to make the transition to a better future. Your Vision of a Better Future: Start imagining what an ideal future might look like by making the most of existing technology and knowledge. With thought leaders and industry experts, you'll tour a future that is abundant, a Zero Marginal Cost Society, post-scarcity, and Omni-Thriving. Apply Maslow's hierarchy of personal needs to social needs. "We don't get the world we want simply by fighting the one we don't. We get the world we want by envisioning, designing, and building it."

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  The 19 Laws of AI Prompting...

  Nikolay Gul

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  In the age of AI, prompts aren’t just instructions — they’re engines of reasoning. 
  The 19 Laws of AI Prompting Intelligence by Nikolay Gul is the practical framework for mastering human–AI collaboration through prompt engineering, strategic thinking, and cognitive design. In under two hours, this audiobook equips you with resilient prompting patterns that actually work. 
   
  You’ll learn how to: 
  • Design modular prompts you can reuse, scale, and transfer. 
  • Simulate expert roles with persona layering for smarter decisions. 
  • Debug AI failures with a clear prompt‑fix protocol. 
  • Prime memory & context so sessions stay aligned. 
  • Flip perspectives & break echo chambers to expose blind spots. 
  • Stress‑test prompts with adversarial and ethical frames. 
  • Format prompts for transfer across models and teams. 
  • Evolve your prompts recursively into stronger versions. 
  • Think across models (GPT, Claude, Gemini) with future‑proof techniques. 
   
  Written by Nikolay Gul, author of Easy Book Self‑Publishing and AI‑Driven Cybersecurity and High‑Tech Marketing, this audiobook is your concise, field‑tested guide to prompting that actually improves how you think. 
   
  Runtime: ~1 hour 49 minutes 
  Publisher: Future-Proof Marketing Press 
  Narration: ElevenLabs (Digital Voice)

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  Our Ancestors Want Us to Be...

  Madison Murphy Barney

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  An enchanting guide to living more in tune with ourselves, our community, and our planet by embodying the innate qualities of the wondrous mycelial world. 
   
  The more we start to live like mushrooms, author Madison Murphy Barney argues, the more healthy, just, and abundant our lives will be. Unlike other mushroom-focused books, Our Ancestors Want Us to Be Mushrooms isn't a foraging guide, a scientific examination of fungi, or a glimpse into the powers of psilocybin. Rather, it weaves the guiding attributes of mushrooms and ancestral wisdom into an inspiring metaphor that calls us back into right relationship with each other and with our planet. 
   
  The book is cleverly divided into eight traits of mushrooms from which humans can seek guidance: humility; beauty and delight; creativity and unique gifts; living in cycles and decomposition; protection; healing and nourishment; flexibility and adaptability; and mystery and room for magic. 
  Written with warmth, spirit, and whimsy, Our Ancestors Want Us to Be Mushrooms enchants listeners into a more engaged life with the world and themselves.

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