Me Versus Me

Gabby Wolf has pretty much, almost definitely (this close!) come to a decision: She's trading in Phoenix (nice but uneventful life with boyfriend) for Manhattan (dream job as producer for highly successful news show). Then Cam swoops in and gives her a sparkling engagement ring, making her decision even more impossible. Husband vs. career. Vera Wang wedding dress vs. sexy first-date outfits. Planting roots in Phoenix vs. playing the field in Manhattan She wishes she didn't have to decide, that she could have it all. She never expects her wish to come true. Suddenly Gabby's living two lives. Whenever she falls asleep in one, she wakes up in the other. She's got the best of both worlds -- what more could a girl ask for? Right? This fantastic (and fantastical) new novel from bestselling author Sarah Mlynowski will have you flipping pages as quickly as Gabby flips lives to find out which Gabby reigns supreme in the battle of Me vs. Me.

As a young girl, going to church was the norm for my siblings and me. As I began to get older, I realized that going to church was no longer just enough because I realized that they were some deep-rooted issues I was struggling with that weren't properly addressed in the church, if at all. With no one to talk to and no resources available at the time, I struggled in silence The church needs to return to the place that recognizes the importance of being a hospital to those who are spiritually sick, not a place of judgment. It should be a place where people can bring their internal struggles and conflicts to receive healing. There are too many young Christian youths who are battling with obstacles--such as lust, masturbation, greed, loneliness, and so much more--with no platform to which they feel safe to turn to. There are also too many Christian parents who have unintentionally created blinders in their children's lives that they don't realize some of the things that their kids are struggling with. This book is not for the faint at heart. For those who are "too spiritual," be warned! It's biblical. It's the raw and the uncut truth of what your Christian teen or adult goes through. Proverbs 28:13 states, "You will not succeed in life if you try to hide your sins. Confess them and give them up; then God will show mercy to you." In order to be free from anything, you must first acknowledge and then confess your secret. If you are trying to strengthen your relationship with God but you are still struggling with your trashy, fleshly desire to commit sin, then this book, Me Versus Me: The Struggle to Be Your Better Self, is for you.

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My Institute Versus Me is an inspirational piece for aspiring scientists which gives the steps and hurdles in becoming and working as a scientist and eventually as research manager. It outlines how these stressors could be overcome or mitigated in the career of a scientist and when he is made to manage people and resources.

Suzy Conner had always been told that elephants don?t forget. Even if you are given shock treatments your memories do come back. Fifty years later, was she losing all hope and faith in God? ?No, I cannot lose my faith in you, Lord, You got me this far.? ?Go for a walk, Suzy.? Throwing her camping gear in the trunk of her car, she drove until the car was out of gas to a forest path in Tennessee where she found a deer that guided her way. This is Suzy?s story of coming back confronting herself, the past trials, tribulations, and her own faith in God who had fed her Tidbits of info and knowledge over the last fifty years so she would have the wisdom to battle to keep her sanity and not lose it this time like she did when she was a child. The title Elephants and Me is based on truth: I have always wondered does that make me part elephant, because I couldn?t forget either.

Gabby Wolf has pretty much, almost definitely (this close!) come to a decision: She's trading in Phoenix (nice but uneventful life with boyfriend) for Manhattan (dream job as producer for highly successful news show). Then Cam swoops in and gives her a sparkling engagement ring, making her decision even more impossible. Husband vs. career. Vera Wang wedding dress vs. sexy first-date outfits. Planting roots in Phoenix vs. playing the field in Manhattan… She wishes she didn't have to decide, that she could have it all. She never expects her wish to come true. Suddenly Gabby's living two lives. Whenever she falls asleep in one, she wakes up in the other. She's got the best of both worlds — what more could a girl ask for? Right? This fantastic (and fantastical) new novel from bestselling author Sarah Mlynowski will have you flipping pages as quickly as Gabby flips lives to find out which Gabby reigns supreme in the battle of Me vs. Me.

I've had a year of prosperity thus far. There has been nothing but constant ascension. I've been surpassing limit after limit after limit. There is no cap to my growth and I feel gifted to become the person that I always wanted to be. However, I had a lot of people that I knew from way back when who do not want that for me. A lot of them are family, friends, and even women I had a thing for. Especially women that I had a thing for... you think they want savage riding around in a Benz? You think they want savage counting stacks of paper? You think they want savage enlightening the entire world? Everyone done took me for a joke until I stopped giving them something to laugh at... it's me vs. them.