What is it that separates the people who succeed in life and accomplish win after consecutive win from those who fall short of their potential? More often than not it is the lack of mental toughness in their approach to the game of life. Before we dive more into this topic and how the contents of this book can help you shape and improve your life, let's first discuss what mental toughness is not. There is a huge misconception that it just revolves...

Where algorithms dance and ideas ignite: Welcome to the rhythm of the code KEY FEATURES ● The book's step-by-step approach helps students develop logic skills gradually.● Learn about flowcharts and algorithms for a clearer understanding of logic.● Explore two programming languages to boost confidence and overcome fear of coding. DESCRIPTION Beginners in the programming world often wander to get some essential books to learn logic building with...

Are you dating anyone? Why does that always seem to be the first question out of someone's mouth when you are catching up? It is a question that has beaten young people down and made them feel like failures for centuries (probably). But the truth is, many teenagers and young adults are better off going through seasons of singleness. Singleness is often treated as a problem that needs a solution. But singleness is not a problem. Singleness is a gift. We...

Are you drowning in debt? Ugly crying over an empty bank account? Fed up with endless cycles of retail therapy followed by buyer's remorse? What if you could drop money shame like a bad habit, watch more money pour in, and crush all your financial goals? Nicole Renee will show you how. As a couple's therapist, Nicole knew all the best techniques to help couples end heated battles and heal their relationships, but during a therapy session gone...

Dance Moms. Soccer Moms. Volleyball Moms. Surely we never expected we'd drive so much, dedicate so much time, or spend so much money on our children's pursuits - or that we'd get into struggles with overbearing coaches and jockeying team parents, and then waste countless hours either conspiring or reeling over it. But we'll do just about anything for our children; some will even bribe, lie, and steal to make sure their kid stands out. We Came To Dance....

South Harbors Secrets, A Journey From The Caspian Sea To Panbeh City In MississippiIn 1950s, tiny Neek was living in a small, serene, but poor village by the Caspian Sea. He was blessed to have the love and blessing of his four angels: mom, grandma, and two aunties. He loved stories more than anything else. The unique and intact landscape of the North fueled his imagination and nurtured his eager for discoveries and adventures. His imagination took...

CONSUMED is a high-energy free-fall through the twisted inner sanctums of Seattles high-tech elite. In the center is Byron Wells, head of Digitrons Virtual Reality division. Hes brilliant, conniving, fifthly rich and out of the picture by the end of Chapter One. Enter Less McKee. A divorce attorney who hates divorce, Les is a devoted family man who cant sweep Byrons wife from the darkest corner of his heart. While reading on his deck one perfect Sunday,...

Sometimes, it's just easier to think I'm not the freak. I'm just in an alien world... Being Charles James Stewart, Jr., AKA Charlie the Second, means never "fitting in." Tall, gangly and big-eared, he could be a poster boy for teenage geeks. An embarrassment to his parents (he's not too crazy about them, either), Charlie is a virtual untouchable at his high school, where humiliation is practically an extracurricular activity. Charlie has tried to...

Common etiquette mistakes, be gone! Women, as we are climbing the social ladder, making our way in corporate America, finding our way into politics, building million-dollar businesses, it is our duty to reclaim our feminine charm by way of embracing etiquette ideas for smoother social interactions. A Brown Girl's Book of Etiquette: Tips of Refinement, Leveling Up and Doing it with Class, recognizes that many Black/Brown women born in the...

It's been 35 years since George Grant graduated from high school. In that long-ago summer an essential farm worker left and George was unable to quickly find a replacement. He had to forego college and give up his dream to play professional baseball. The top priority was to keep the farm running. His brother Roy was still in high school.It takes more than a year to find a replacement farm worker and by then George and Marcy Caldwell, his high school...