Climb Your Ladder Of Success Without Running Out Of Gas

The key to success isn't your ability, intelligence or skill. There are many very gifted failures out there. Life's rewards come from what we do, not from what we have and most people simply don't have the energy to get to the next rung in their life and to do what is necessary to succeed. Success requires energy. Period! Everyone was created to operate at peak performance, yet lifestyle choices may stop you dead in your tracks! You can live an energetic, passion filled life! Your dreams can become reality starting today! In Climb YOUR Ladder of Success Without Running Out of Gas!, John M. Rowley will give you common sense, easy-to-implement steps that will significantly improve your energy, passion, body and life. NOW and FOREVER! DARE TO LIVE THE LIFE OF YOUR DREAMS!

Inspired to Feel Good outlines three simple steps to illustrate how easy it can be to select healthier foods and regular activity out of choice, rather than guilt.

"Protect" is a fantasy/sci-fi adventure tale set on a distant world. To sum it up, "Protect" is about a group of people fighting to survive an onslaught from invading enemy forces. Deep enough for adults, yet exciting enough for kids, this is a book that all ages can enjoy. It is a story of love and loss, of swords and guns, of loyalty and forgivenessa "it is one of those rare novels that actually lives up to its claims of being both clean "and" entertaining. Features: 1. Free audiobook version included 2. Different fonts used when different characters are speaking 3. Short chapters make it easy to read when on-the-go www.ProtectNovel.com This title contains the ELIVE code meaning the audio book download is available free with your book purchase. 100% of proceeds will be given to Samaritan's Purse to help children in need."

The Power of Purpose begins with a simple but remarkable statement: “The more you focus on helping others, the more you will succeed in reaching your own goals.” Peter S. Temes builds on this fundamental insight to share a simple plan for living with the truest and most enduring kind of happiness. At the heart of The Power of Purpose are the “three levels of thinking.” At the first level, we ask, Who am I? and What do I want? At the second level, we ask, Who do other people think I am? How do I look to them? But the real magic happens when we hit the third level, forgetting about ourselves and asking the questions that lend a powerful sense of purpose to our lives: How do others look to themselves? How can I help others become the people they want to be? To help us along the way, Temes, who teaches humanities at Columbia University, draws on the wisdom of great thinkers including Aristotle, Søren Kierkegaard, and Abraham Lincoln; the life lessons of great achievers ranging from Mother Teresa to Michael Jordan; and home truths he’s gathered from his parents, his grandparents, and his three children. From all these sources and from his own life of great personal accomplishment, Temes identifies the essential knowledge that brings people happiness and success. He cites Aristotle’s notion that happiness is not a psychological state but a moral one, resulting from doing good in the world. Temes also believes in the pivotal importance of trust and team-building in every area of life, from the family to the workplace to the street corner. The Power of Purpose is a map for finding the confidence and power, the opportunities and occasions, and—most important—the techniques and strategies for centering your relationships and work on helping others. It is a book with a point of view: the clearest path to your own success and happiness lies in helping others get to where they want to go.

Do you know your ABCs to money management? Are you able to make dollars and sense out of your personal finances? Does your family have financial independence? If you answered no to any of these questions, then ABCs that make cent$ is just for you. It is essential for everyone to apply these ABCs to their own money management system. You and everyone in your family will learn how to apply the knowledge and translate it to your own personal life; its as simple as 1-2-3. If you do not learn this NOW, then you and your family could miss out on various opportunities needed in order to survive and succeed financially in these challenging times. There is hope! ABCs that make cent$ will provide ways for you to manage your finances, enforce budgeting and saving and set goals to build wealth. The instructions provided are for you to carry forward and follow daily. The direction is to have funds for rainy days, emergencies, special occasions, big events and retirement. As a family, you will learn special techniques that will be amusing for the adult and entertaining for your children of all ages. These tools are crucial for your future well-being and for the name sake of your youngsters. Allow ABCs that make cent$ to help you get up, stay up and initiate ascending to higher financial grounds. This book is definitely a Godsend. Stop stumbling at base level zero and start climbing to financial wealth by using the ABCs detailed in this book. Quotes regarding the book: You are about to embark on a voyage into monetary enlightenment. Enjoy your journey. You will be rewarded. J. David Spiceland, PhD, CPA, Professor of Accountancy. Cynthia's publication comes at a great time when people are in need of professional advice concerning their finances. She has hit a home-run. Laurence V. Plummer, Sr., President, Plummer Financial Services, LLC. Cynthia has done an excellent job of capturing my weakness when it comes to my motivation to spend... I'm elated with the solutions she offers and I will make sure all of my friends and family have a copy of this book. Marilyn Kelley, Business Instructor and friend Dallas, Texas. ABCs that make cents has practical tools; its filled with great ideas to building a successful financial plan for your family, needed especially during these economic times. Christine Shipman, CPS Miami, Florida.

"I fly to faraway places in the hopes of finding the distinguishing thing. The frequent flier miles are a bonus." With a title borrowed from Samuel Johnson, insatiable globe-trotter Russell Fraser fondly recalls his travels in China, Peru, Italy, France, Russia, Scotland, the Persian Gulf, and the Antarctic in this series of meditations on the distinguishing elements of culture and history found in far-flung locales. Fraser establishes himself as a knowledgeable guide who combines an intimate familiarity with local history, a keen eye for culture, a companionable wit, and a penchant for speculation about the grip of the past on the present. Fraser's fascination with people leads him to banter and at times to argue with locals in his quest to discern the peculiarities of a given place, be it a communist training school near Milan or the best bar in St. Petersburg. His grand appreciation for discoveries that can be made only through travel is apparent in every poetically phrased description and artfully reconstructed dialogue. Fraser begins each essay with an autobiographical passage before turning to the place and moment at hand. This technique establishes camaraderie with our learned, informative, and entertaining guide as we walk deserts and frozen plains, Old World neighborhoods and Far Eastern danger zones, the lobbies of plush new hotels and the aisles of centuries-old cathedrals. In his ruminations, Fraser circles strategically between personal and global pasts—traveling in time as well as space—to put our modernity in perspective and to ponder facets of human experience found amid the regions he describes so vividly. The heart of Fraser's memoir is a two-chapter sequence devoted to meandering through his ancestral homeland of Scotland, a narrative that ably couples family history and travelogue. In the concluding essay, the author's adventure in Antarctica parallels a trip taken decades earlier by his great-grandfather Alexander V. Fraser, the first commander of the U.S. Coast Guard, and again he deftly juxtaposes the personal with the global and the past with the present. As Fraser advocates for the existence and importance of timeless truths about all corners of the world, he makes even the roughest of environments seem intriguingly beautiful with crystal clear prose evocative of the times and places through which he moves. His tales are peppered with the anecdotes, asides, and well-chosen quotations of a traveler steeped in knowledge of the world's history and its literature. A veteran of these escapades, Fraser uses his experience to hone his observations into a special brand of truth that comes from one who is equally adept at wandering the world and sharing authentic accounts of those sensational travels. From China to Peru is a welcoming invitation to traverse the globe, if only through the insightful memories of one well-versed in such passages.