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Separation and Divorce: Navigating the Storm
Robin Catton
Addressing Alone-ness Following Separation and Divorce
There is no “rocket science” or “high brow chow” here. This is meant as a practical wake-up call to save your sanity; not as a gentle call from Mum that your milk and cake are on the table and she’s warming your underpants by the fire.. |
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A Balance of Self
Dr Winfried Sedhoff M.D.
A new approach to self understanding, lasting happiness, and self-truth.
A balanced life is something we all yearn for, but it can only be honestly achieved through a balance of self. This important book gently and sensitively guides us towards our inner self and shows us step by step how we can rescue, resuscitate and nurture our real identity back to health. |
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The Art and Science of Stuffing Up Your Life
Helena Phillips
Helena Phillips (MA) has been a psychologist/psychotherapist, writer and teacher for over thirty years. She is a Master Clinician with the Australian Association of Relationship Counsellors and currently edits the Newsletter Couplings. Publications include "The Place in Between: living and relating with passion" Vivid Publishing (2011). Helena writes for the column 'Practice Wisdom' in the journal "Psychotherapy in Australia". |
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Forever 21
Kathy Divine
The Empowering Guide to Reclaiming Your Youth, Beauty, Health, Happiness and Spirituality.
Forever 21 is the empowering guide to reclaiming your youth, beauty, health, happiness and spirituality. The eight Forever 21 Principles give you the tools you need to create a happier and healthier you! If you are ready to reclaim your power and reach your full potential on every level, this is the book for you!
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Release the Seed
Paul Berry
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Six Steps to Embracing Your Inner Travel Bug
WARNING! Reading this book may cause you to quit your job, leave your partner and blow your savings on the adventure of a lifetime. If a trip overseas for you usually entails any of the following, then this just may be the book you’ve been waiting for. |
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Beyond Belief
James F. Coyle
THE ULTIMATE MIND-POWER MANUAL
If you were told that you could use your mind to influence a slot machine or dice fall....would you find this beyond belief? If you were told that you could use your mind in a telepathic manner to influence the thinking pattern of another individual or group of people...would you believe it? |
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The Ultimate Self-Help Manual
James F. Coyle
The 6 programs presented in this compilation were developed by the AUSTRALIAN MIND-POWER RESEARCH FOUNDATION and have produced spectacular lifestyle changes for those followed the processes described. Much of the knowledge will be brand new...... you will probably be unaware of it. If you slowly wind your way through the protocols described your life will change! |
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Raoul Kent: A Life of Mastery
Haydn Ellis
Tales and teachings from the extraordinary life of martial artist and healer Raoul Kent
“It’s only a matter of realising there are certain basic principles to follow when fighting. When you’re driving a car and you want the car to turn the corner you don’t get out of the car, lift it and carry it around the corner. When you want to control a person you don’t have to fight the whole body. You attack one portion of the body and take control by exerting pain. Everybody responds to pain.” - Raoul Kent |
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Herbs for Healing
Wendy Trow
A beginners guide to growing, storing and using herbs
Herbs for Healing has been written for busy people who just want to know the facts, therefore the layout and alphabetical index are designed to help you locate ailments quickly. |
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In Your Face
Elizabeth McNish
The magical method of making the move from mediocre to mesmerising
“It is your attitude not your aptitude that determines your altitude...”
With this piece of home-spun wisdom Elizabeth Macnish begins her guidebook on how to pick yourself off the floor after life has dealt you a stunning blow. Elizabeth writes with the victim’s experience. This gives her advice the aura of present-day reality and good sense and that makes her book worth reading. |
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Your Professional Headspace
Scott Charlton
Achieving career success and personal fulfilment as a professional in practice
Too busy looking after clients to consider yourself? Feel like you're in a washing machine, wrung out at the end of the spin cycle? If so, parking your soul at the door of the office each day and going through the motions is not the answer. |
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Advice for a Young Surgeon
John C. Hall
This instructive short book is born from the day-to-day experiences of a successful academic surgeon.
Divided into forty-two concise essays, this small book contains straight forward pragmatic advice about the development of a surgical career. It complements the usual surgical texts and details the hurdles that need to be overcome to be become an expert surgeon. It is full of wisdom borne of experience. |
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No Boundaries
Nobel M. Pasi
Zimbabwean Migrants Abroad: Exploring strategies and solutions for life in diaspora
No Boundaries offers penetrating insights into the struggles of everyday life in the Diaspora, along with solutions to the challenges of living abroad. Part psychological self-help guide and part sociological analysis, No Boundaries is a must-read for every Zimbabwean migrant, as well as those wishing to migrate and those relatives and friends left behind.
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Chinese by Numbers
David Pearce
The ultimate method to find Chinese characters fast
Chinese by Numbers presents the ultimate method to find Chinese characters fast. It does some things that no other Chinese reference book has ever tried. With more characters and its unique features it is the salvation of any person reading Chinese and frequently looking up new characters. |
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It's Not About You at Work!
Sharon Muggivan
This book has the potential to change lives, to enhance job satisfaction and prevent people from leaving a good job due to people and personality issues. When a person complains about the workplace situation they often forget about their own responsibility to work effectively or communicate effectively in the workplace. You may not be able to change the people around you but you can change the way you respond to those around you. |
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