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  501 Ways To Lose Weight Right...

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  500 quick tips to lose weight right now! Be a loser!

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  Think Clearly - How to Break...

  Charles Potter

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  Most of What You Believe Isn’t True 
  Most of your beliefs were installed in your mind long before you were old enough to question them. They were shaped by your upbringing, culture, habits, and the people around you. Over time, these ideas turn into invisible rules that guide your decisions, limit your growth, and shape how you see the world. 
  You defend opinions you never truly examined. You repeat patterns you don’t fully understand. And you call it“just the way things are.” 
  This book explains how beliefs, stereotypes, ego, and mental habits influence the way you think and act every day. It shows why people cling to certainty, why it’s hard to admit “I don’t know,” and how outdated ideas can keep you stuck in the same cycles at work, in relationships, and in personal decisions. Instead of simply adding more information, the book focuses on a more important skill: learning how to let go of unhelpful beliefs. 
  In this book, you will: 
  •	understand how beliefs and stereotypes shape your thinking; 
  •	learn to question assumptions instead of reacting automatically; 
  •	recognize mental bias in yourself and others; 
  •	let go of outdated ideas that limit your decisions; 
  •	develop clearer and more independent thinking; 
  •	make choices with more confidence and awareness. 
  These ideas will help you avoid repeated mistakes, adapt to change, and take greater control over the direction of your life. Clear thinking doesn’t come from knowing more. It comes from being willing to question what you already believe.

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  The Romantic Ideal—The Highest...

  Gregory V. Diehl

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  A message for hopeless romantics, romantic idealists, and developing men and women who seek the passionate depths of their natural masculine and feminine qualities.  
  
   
  With signature depth and insight, Gregory V. Diehl explores life as a man who embraces the boldest romantic ideals, a man who pursues romantic self-expression, self-determination, and self-actualization as his primary mission in a world so often set against it. His new book examines the hidden depths of masculine intimacy and passion, romantic compatibility, a man’s unignorable sexual curiosity and burden, and the challenging quest to fall in love and bond with one’s complementary soulmate in willing interdependence between the masculine and feminine. 
  
   
  A self-actualized man in romance seeks the influence found only in the right woman, the feminine force who brings color, beauty, and connection to his estranged life. The Romantic Ideal—The Highest Standard of Romance for a Man helps men identify mature and healthy ways to deal with these timeless trials of masculinity. For women, it offers eye-opening transparency about the quintessential masculine experience of sex, love, intimacy, and romantic aspirations beyond dating, flowers, and trying to get laid. 
  
   
  Includes a feminine foreword by registered psychotherapist Svetlana Sevak, MA, RP.

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  Chill & Cheer Menopause...

  Sallee Hitchins

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  The Stillness of the Moon is your invitation to rest — a deeply soothing meditation to help you unwind, sleep soundly, and bring balance to your body and mind. 
  This guided audio gently leads you through calming breathwork, moonlit visualisation, and serene affirmations to ease night sweats, calm a racing mind, and support hormone regulation through perimenopause and menopause. 
  This is more than relaxation — it’s a sacred nighttime ritual for women who are ready to rest, reset, and rise. 
  ✨ Use it when: 
  – You’re feeling wired but tired 
  – Sleep won’t come (and neither will peace) 
  – You need a gentle, nurturing way to end your day 
  Part 3 of the Chill & Cheers Menopause Meditations series — created by and for women who are rewriting the story of midlife.

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  Multidimensional Healing

  Carol Dignam

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  Multidimensional Healing offers a holistic physical-psycho-spiritual model of healing. While the current global healthcare system biomedical allopathy is well-suited to support physical healing using objective methods such as drugs, it ceased to be well-suited to support subtle energetic psycho-spiritual healing when its subjective method of psychoanalytic regression was displaced by drugs.
  The author Carol Dignam discovered an ancient narrative describing both physical and psycho-spiritual healing in traditional myths. When Hero myths describe men using weapons to kill bad guys to heal the kingdom, they are describing how allopathic doctors use drugs to kill germs to heal the body. When Heroine myths describe weavers meditatively ravelling and unravelling disharmonious threads until the weaving is magical, they are describing how meditators unravel psychic trauma until the psyche is harmonious. When both myths describe magical beings supporting the journey, they are describing the psychic and spiritual parts supporting healing.
  In search of a meditation supporting holistic physical-psycho-spiritual healing, like the heroines of old, the author began weaving together the cross-cultural subjective healing methods of shamanic journeying, meditation, prayer, and regression until a universal somatic meditation shone through. Likewise, in search of an archetypal system that accurately described the psychic parts supporting psychic integration, the author wove together the cross-cultural archetypal systems until the second golden thread of a universal archetypal system shone through. Like the Greek myth of Ariadne whose golden thread led Theseus safely through the labyrinth of his psyche, the first golden thread was designed to lead the reader through their psychic labyrinth, while the second illuminates the psychic parts therein supporting healing.

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  Wired for Money - Change the...

  Michelle Masters

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  A seemingly magical path to resolving the disconnect between money and self-worth by addressing harmful beliefs held in the nervous systemIf you’re feeling stuck in life, hidden beliefs may be holding you back from realizing your potential worth. Wired for Money shares insights from one of Michelle Masters’s most in-demand topics: revealing and revising the invisible blocks that keep us from the life, money, and happiness we want.Our beliefs are held in our nervous system, so to truly make change in our lives, we must do more than just recognize what our limiting beliefs are—we have to change them in our nervous system. Masters reveals just how we can accomplish this, using neuroscience techniques that access and revise subconscious beliefs and patterns. The end goal is thriving—whatever that means to you. Addressing your foundational fear is key, as it’s the cause of so many individual and collective problems. Most people’s financial goals and money patterns are based in old patterns of fear and self-doubt, but when we feel safer, the ripple effect is powerful. Masters shares, “Unless you change the patterns that are in your way, you will always be fighting yourself and the world. Once your patterns change, however, things move more easily.” Make decisions based on what feeds you and realize a sense of peace and safety within yourself, in your money, and in the world. Soon you’ll realize a life that is easier and richer—in every sense.

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