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  Worthy And Whole - Reclaim your...

  Hajira Fathima

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  Worthy & Whole is a powerful and compassionate guide for anyone who has ever felt not enough—too broken, too ashamed, too unseen. In this life-changing book, you’ll discover how to release the weight of unworthiness, shame, and self-doubt using the transformational techniques of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). 
  Combining emotional healing, mindset mastery, and deep subconscious reprogramming, this book leads you through a step-by-step journey to reconnect with your inner truth: you are already worthy, already whole. 
  Through real-life reflections, healing prompts, and practical NLP exercises, you’ll learn to: 
  Rewire limiting beliefs and patterns keeping you stuck 
  Replace self-sabotage with empowering self-talk 
  Break free from toxic shame, guilt, and societal conditioning 
  Cultivate deep, lasting self-love and confidence 
  Attract abundance, respect, and aligned relationships 
  Heal from past emotional wounds and feel whole again 
  Whether you’ve struggled with body image, loneliness, rejection, or childhood trauma, Worthy & Whole meets you with compassion and gives you tools to rewrite your story from the inside out. 
  This is more than a self-help book—it’s a healing experience, guiding you to reclaim your light, stand in your power, and embody the truth: You are enough. You are worthy. You are whole.

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  CJBAT Study Guide - The...

  Curtis Wheatly

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  The dream of wearing the uniform and serving the community is within reach, but a formidable obstacle stands between you and the badge: the CJBAT exam. The pressure is high because this isn't just a simple school test; it is the gateway to a career as a police officer or correctional officer. Many candidates fail not due to a lack of dedication, but because they don't know the specific strategies for tackling the test's tricky questions. 
  Curtis Wheatly's CJBAT Study Guide is much more than a study manual; it is a complete preparation arsenal designed to turn anxiety into competence. Forget abstract theory: this "All-in-One" guide immerses you directly in practice with two full-length exams that faithfully simulate the real experience, allowing you to gauge your readiness before the deciding day. 
  What sets this resource apart is the meticulous attention to detailed answer explanations. You won't just learn which option is correct; you will understand the internal logic of the test, learning to avoid common traps and master the most dreaded sections—such as mathematical reasoning and reading comprehension—thanks to targeted techniques that simplify even the most complex concepts. 
  Furthermore, the book equips you with essential tactical tools to excel in situational judgment, a critical skill for those operating in the field. You will learn to evaluate safety and ethical scenarios with the mindset of an experienced officer, gaining valuable points where many others stumble. 
  Don't let a test stand in the way of your calling: arm yourself with the right strategies, pass the CJBAT with confidence, and start your career in law enforcement as a winner.

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  Migrapreneurs - The Potentials...

  Ephraim Osaghae

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  Immigrants are people who have moved to new countries in order to settle as permanent residents or naturalized citizens. This valuable resource is primarily for them; especially those having doubts about their potentials and entrepreneurial skills, and applying the advantages in their new locations. 
  Give a man (or a woman) a fish and you feed him for a day;  
  Teach a man (or a woman) to fish and you feed him for a lifetime;  
  What about the man or woman owning a pond or two containing fishes? 
  This book provides exclusive insights into Migrapreneurs (migrants + entrepreneurship), the who, what, why, and how. It will inform, inspire, and challenge readers to courageously exploit the advantages of their diversity in the context of entrepreneurship and business. They can take charge of their destinies by creating robust options while depending less on the already challenged economic and social welfare systems in the new countries. 
  Before you start reading, please prepare your mind for a journey that requires discipline and focus. What this book offers you is a path most immigrants don’t take due to can’t-do mindset, scarcity mentality, fear of the unknown, and lack of appropriate support. Reading this book, and taking prescribed actions, will assuredly provide you with a trigger for getting on the path to greatness.

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  American Sheep - A Cultural History

  Brett Bannor

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  Why did Thomas Jefferson write that he would be happy if all dogs went extinct? What economic opportunity did attorney John Lord Hayes envision for the newly emancipated during Reconstruction? What American workers were mocked by Theodore Roosevelt as "morose, melancholy men"? What problems with revenue collection did Congressman James Beauchamp Clark mention when proposing an income tax? Why did Harley O. Gable of Armour & Company recommend that his meat-packing business manufacture violin strings? 
   
   
   
  The answers to all these questions involve sheep. From the colonial era through the mid-twentieth century, America's flocks played a key role in the nation's development. Furthermore, much consternation centered around the sheep the United States lacked, so that dependency on foreign wool became a full-blown crisis in wartime. But more than just providers of wool, sheep were valued for their meat, for their byproducts after slaughter, and even for their efficiency at lawn maintenance. 
   
   
   
  Brett Bannor explains how sheep have impacted the broader growth and development of the United States. The history of America's sheep encompasses topics that touch on many cornerstones of the American experience, such as enslavement, warfare, western expansion, industrialization, taxation, feminism, conservation, and labor relations, among others.

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  A Good Dose of Dhamma - For...

  Tan Acharn Kor Khao-suan-luang

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  This is an audiobook of Bodhi Leaves No.136 by Tan Acharn Kor Khao-suan-luang (Upāsikā Kee Ñāṇayon), 'A Good Dose of Dhamma: For Meditators WhenThey Are Ill' found in the Pariyatti Edition of Collected Bodhi Leaves Vol. V. Translated from the Thai by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. 
   
  Excerpt from Chapter 1 
  "Normally, illness is something we all have, but the type of illness where you can still do your work isn’t recognised as illness. It is called the normal human state all over the world. Yet really, when the body is in its normal state, it is still ill in and of itself. People in general are simply unaware of the fact that there is the deterioration of physical and mental phenomena, continually, from moment to moment. 
  The way people get carried away with their thoughts and preoccupations while they’re still strong enough to do this and do that: that’s really complacency. They’re no match at all for people lying in bed ill.People lying in bed ill are lucky because they have the opportunity to do nothing but contemplate stress and pain. Their minds don’t take up anything else, don’t go anywhere else. They can contemplate pain at all times—and let go of pain at all times as well."

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  First Triumvirate The: The...

  Editors Charles River

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  Thanks to his rise in the military and politics, Crassus’s renown and riches heavily influenced his contemporaries. In the wake of the Third Servile War, Crassus’ patronage helped position Caesar to be appointed governor of Hispania Ulterior. In order to maintain political office, which made him immune from prosecution for his debts, he left for modern day Spain before his praetorship expired. Caesar made this move knowing that governors were immune from prosecution, but governors also had vitally important military responsibilities via command of whatever legions were garrisoned in their territory. It would be as governor that Caesar’s military career truly took off, starting with his victories over a couple of local tribes. These military successes earned him the title Imperator, the Roman equivalent of the title of Commander.  
  	Likewise, Caesar was heavily sponsored in his run for Consul by Crassus, and in a brilliant stroke of diplomacy, he succeeded in reconciling Crassus with Pompey, who was Rome’s most powerful general at the time. Alongside Pompey and Caesar, Crassus established the First Triumvirate, with Crassus supplying the funds, Pompey the muscle, and Caesar the political clout necessary for governing the city. Though later triumvirates officially wielded power, like the Second Triumvirate (which formed in the wake of Caesar’s assassination and included his heir Augustus and longtime general Mark Antony), this First Triumvirate acted behind the scenes to run Rome unofficially. 
  	The triumvirate would come to an end when Crassus met a sudden and unexpected end while campaigning in the east against the Parthians. Ironically, his failed campaign is better remembered than the rest of his life because of the way his reputation brought about his manner of death: ancient writers claimed that shortly after he was killed in fighting, the Parthians poured molten gold down his throat and then used his head as a prop in a play.

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