Tame Your Tornado

Personal organization is the key to happiness! Moreover, being a disorganized person is a sure ticket to frustration, and can even lead to depression. There is no need to live like that, folks. Learning how to organize every aspect of your life for success and happiness is not as daunting of a task as it seems. In this 13-chapter e-book, Arthur Laud will first take you through an honest self-evaluation. Then, using the findings from that session, he will walk you through a workable plan to organize your life, starting with small surmountable tasks first. Before you know it, you will have replaced the old bad habits (which caused you so much turmoil) with new good habits that result in a calm, orderly, inner peace. If your life seems like an out of control whirlwind, pick up this little gem and start taming your tornado today. Your health, work environment, family, and home life will thank you for it.

A comprehensive guide for young adults on how to organize schoolwork, lockers, bedrooms, and even schedules. Take a quiz to identify your organizing style and get great advice about making decisions, purging closets, and creating the perfect space to relax, work, and store belongings. With fun and useful illustrations, easy-to-follow charts, and ample doses of humor, Where's My Stuff? is an incredible asset for anyone who wants to get it together and keep it together, for good. Newly updated for readers living in a digital world, this 2nd edition includes tips on managing online files and backups, digital planners, and more. Written in collaboration with professional teen organizer Lesley Martin.

The adventures continue for sixth-grade genius inventor Nate Bannister and his best friend Delphine in the third book of The Genius Factor series. It's Friday the 13th again, and Nate hasn't just done one really outrageous thing. He hasn't even done THREE crazy things like normal. No, this time he's gone and hidden his science vials full of his inventions throughout the town of Polt. He's trying to avoid the Red Death Tea Society as always, who continue to hunt him down. They know where Nate lives now, so his only choice is to conceal his experiments in places they wouldn't think to look. But things are about to go very, very wrong, including: an overwhelming amount of toads in Polt, zebras running wild, and lightning storms that won't quit. Nate and Delphine have been in lots of trouble before, but this is their most disastrous Friday the 13th yet . . . and we can't promise a happy ending quite yet.

Getting a pay raise is probably the most practical way to immediately better your financial position and increase your sense of self-worth. If you think you are due for one, it greatly behooves you to get on it - today. However, there is a right and a wrong way to go about it. Most people, including your uninformed coworkers, will probably do it the wrong way, which greatly reduces their chances of success. Don’t be that person. In this 10-chapter report, Arthur Laud will walk you through the right way to ask for a raise. He will help you do the necessary reconnaissance work and show you how to compile your notes before making a perfectly-timed approach and presentation. Arm yourself with this material and they won’t know what hit them.

Have you recently asked yourself, "How do I become more confident?" Building confidence and self-esteem is an important ingredient in achieving success and happiness in life. People with low self-esteem have a difficult time functioning in society and are slow at self-development. This condition can lead to a miserable existence. It doesn’t have to be that way! Getting “off the cheese” and improving your self-image is something even the jitteriest mouse can achieve with just a little focus and determination. In this 15-chapter e-book, Arthur Laud will help you discover why you lack confidence in yourself, and then walk you through a workable plan to remedy this pathetic situation. Before you know it, you will see dramatic improvements in your career and personal life, and be ready to conquer the world. If the world has you a little intimidated lately, pick up this morsel today and get ready to come out of your mouse hole. Your health, work environment, family, and home life will thank you for it.

Minimalism, or “minimalist living,” is an ancient philosophy which is seeing resurgence as a modern day trend. Many people, even the well-to-do, are realizing that having a lot of material possessions just isn’t as satisfying as they thought it would be. They are discovering that consolidation and “getting rid of stuff” brings an exhilarating feeling of new-found freedom. However, living a minimalist lifestyle isn’t just about material things. It is about streamlining all areas of your life, including your thought process and daily routines. As a minimalist, you will learn to appreciate sunsets and breathing fresh air again. You will discover life’s lost meaning watching the butterflies land in your flowerbed. Let Arthur Laud walk you through a simplification process which will make you a happier person, regardless of your social status. Topic covered include: Discover the joy of simple living. When you have less stuff to keep track of, and fewer things to have to remember, you will see a reduction in both stress levels and doctor visits.

While going through life as a selfish prima donna may seem to have its benefits, you are bound to need relationship advice (probably sooner rather than later) if this is how you roll. No worries. In this 14-chapter book, Arthur Laud will walk you through fixing the problems in all your relationships and show you how to be popular. Soon you will have people actually liking you, and you don’t even need to trade in your convertible or your $300 pair of sunglasses. You need to have healthy, functional relationships in order to fully enjoy all that this world has to offer. If you have been missing out on this important aspect of life, it’s time to remedy that situation.

Public speaking is often cited as the foremost fear among humans. Death is clocks in at number 2. But it needn't be this way. Many people are forced into their first public speaking engagement through their career, social commitments, or a funeral. This book is a quick read that will help you not only get prepared for that engagement, but gain confidence for it as well. Even if you are less than eloquent in your own estimation.