Stop To Smell The Roses

Feeling stressed out? Stop and smell the roses and 100 other tips in a new motivational book to help you get inspired to make positive changes in your lives to make you happy, healthy and successful. In a frenetic world we live in, we find ourselves overwhelmed, overworked and stressed out. Isn't it time to change our bad habits? Most of our health problems are due to our unhealthy lifestyle. Studies show that stressful living causes health problems.Inspire yourself into a healthy lifestyle! Stop and Smell the Roses!

A playful board book about the pillars of mindfulness from the bestselling creators of Hello!Lucky! This pun-derful guide to mindfulness offers many fun teaching moments for kids and their caregivers, covering topics from taking deep breaths to acknowledging strong feelings and working to let them go. Filled with bright, adorable illustrations in Hello!Lucky’s inimitable style, this playful, sturdy board book is sure to give the preschool set much to ponder. As a bonus seek-and-find element, readers will find at least one rose on every spread—an additional reminder to stop and smell the roses!

Our ultimate happiness depends on the balance of four key elements in our lives: Spirituality, Family and Relationships, Hobbies and Interests, and Health. Let this compilation of essay-style memoirs be your guide as you tread along your life path with fulfillment. The four key elements in our lives seem to be synonymous with the four seasons. Spirituality represents the spring, where the fresh energy of the spirit makes all things new with endless possibilities. Hobbies and Interests represents the summer, where the warmth of the sun and the fresh summer breeze stirs us to do the things we most love. Family and Relationships is the fall, where the whipping wind and the leaves blowing down the road remind us of where we come from, where we have been, and the power of love. Health is like winter, just as quiet as our immune system silently neutralizing invaders, or our heart beating day in and day out, without any conscious thought. What speaks to you? Where do your talents lie? What are you here to do? Are you on the right path? Only you know the answers. The extraordinary beauty found in these stories of everyday life can remind you of your purpose and bring you closer to happiness.

Use this handy beekeeper record book to track the health of your beehives. Our stunningly designed interior (See back cover for a preview!) has a checklist where you can record such things as the appearance of your beehive, weather conditions, pest issues, etc. There is also a notes section on every other page. Unlike other Journals, this spreads each of your daily logs over 2 pages, giving plenty of space for your observations. You can see a preview of the interior by clicking 'Look Inside' On The Amazon Site, or by opening the second back cover image in the Mobile App. The book's checklist asks questions like: Weather conditions How is the population? Low, normal or thriving? What is the brood pattern like? Is the Queen bee present? Is there one egg or larva per cell? This book has 98 pages and is 8.5 by 11 inches -- plenty of room to document your beehive's activity!

There's something prickly going on in the town of Thorny End, and as Hermux Tantamoq is about to discover, its not just the roses. When rose magnate Androse deRosenquil asks him to take on an intriguing missing squirrel case, Hermux cant say no--and before he knows it, he's caught up in a mystery. Illustrations.

Stopping to Smell the Flowers is a series of books which are sure to empower readers to find their true calling. A collection of personal reflections designed to help readers be present in the moment, when we stop and smell the flowers in our own life, we start to see our purpose. Prepare to journey through life and the soul on subjects such as relationships, spirituality, synchronicity, kindness and love. By stepping away from the chaos of schedules and responsibilities just long enough to take in your surroundings, you will discover a new energy and optimism for life. This is not a “self-help” manual with easy-to-follow instructions. It is a companion to walk with you on your journey. This inspiring “work of art” will touch the hearts of a wide range of readers. Essentially, we are all the same. We arrive to this life not knowing where we came from or when the journey will end. Faced with life’s challenges and joys, somewhere in the middle of all these moments, is grace. While stopping to smell the flowers, there is a knowing, a sense of peace and understanding. May this book help you find it.

Ringo Starr was the genuine working-class member of the Beatles. Born into poverty in a tiny house in Liverpool's Dingle area, deserted by his father, he suffered years of illness which seriously affected his schoolwork. Despite having all the odds against him, he became one of the most famous people on the planet. The Ringo Starr Encyclopedia completes the Virgin series on the individual Beatles and in the most comprehensive book about Ringo Starr ever written.

“I never wanted to be a millionaire—I just wanted to live like one...”—Walter Hagen THIS IS Walter Hagen’s own story of the two decades when he ruled the golfing world as King. Hagen not only won a major tournament every year for twenty years—a record never even approached by any other golfer—but his personality dominated the game over that period. Before he came along, professional golfers had the status of hired hands. The Haig was the man who crashed the front door of the clubhouses, and he brought along with him the entire fraternity of golf professionals. He was a magnificent showman and, in addition to changing the social standing of the golf pro, his competitive skill and flamboyant character built up public in interest in golf throughout the world. The result was perhaps best expressed in Gene Sarazen’s own memoirs when he said, “All the professionals who have a chance to go after the big money today should say silent thanks to Walter Hagen each time they stretch a check between their fingers. It was Walter Hagen who made professional golf what it is.” The picture of sartorial elegance, he became the fashion plate that others copied for years. He was the honoured guest of emperors and the tutor and personal friend of the young Edward, then Prince of Wales. An idol both at home and abroad (he won the U.S. Open twice, made the P.G.A. Championship almost his exclusive personal property through the twenties, and won the British Open four times), he toured the world with Joe Kirkwood as the most outstanding ambassador of good will that golf ever produced. All this and much more is set down in this book in a style which has the same swashbuckling flavour as characterized his long playing career.