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Are you a product leader looking for advice on how to be certain that every product manager on your team lives up to their full potential? Do you want to make sure your product people are competent, empowered, and inspired, and would you like to know how you can best help them on this journey? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then this book is for you!

Recover from Lyme with a treatment plan that works!

Surviving Myotonic Dystrophy is about Ann S. Woodbury’s struggle to care for her family who have a rare disease - myotonic dystrophy (DM). Ann’s four children and her husband have DM. In 1998, at the time of the diagnosis, even the doctors didn’t know all of the effects of DM or that it was a brain disorder. Listening to this book will take you on a journey of understanding this disease and its effects on Ann’s family members.

Life Storms: Finding Your Clear Sky is a transformational self-help guide for overwhelmed professional women ready to release fear, redirect negative thinking, and restore connections in their personal and professional lives. Through the Aurora Method’s eight practices, you’ll have the tools to face your inner storms, break free from old patterns, heal from within, and step into the calm and fulfillment you deserve.

Breaking into the boardroom or stepping confidently into leadership doesn’t happen by accident—it happens when you know the rules of the game and play them with purpose. In The Rules of the Game for Women in Business, you’ll discover how to shift from being overlooked to owning your place at the table with strategy, confidence, and a winning mindset. Drawing from real experience building and selling a multi-million-dollar company, the author reveals how women can decode the “playbook” of business, overcome self-doubt, and step into success with clarity and courage.

From boardrooms to backyards, some people inspire not just by what they do, but by who they are. What’s their secret? According to author and podcast host Lisa Nichols, it’s a “something extra”—a character strength that elevates ordinary influence into extraordinary impact. Inspired by her daughter Ally, born with an extra chromosome and an extraordinary spirit, Lisa set out to uncover the traits that define truly transformational leadership.

It is way past time for a new look at the phenomenon of aging—an examination that reveals the ultimate dignity of human life. Such a look reveals the organic process that is going on. It shows instinctive forces at work, pushing growth and integration.

Living From the Center Within is a highly engaging, interactive, informative and accessible journey toward higher consciousness. Moving from personal pain and lacking to abundance and wholeness is possible. Living From the Center Within helps listeners center, quiet, and open the mind-body-heart. Using the wisdom of ancient teaching and modern science, invitations to daily transformative practice and reflection questions, Rae walks with listeners through three levels of human consciousness.

When the pandemic swept the globe, Americans appeared to drop the polarizing divisions that had driven us apart and rally together to face a challenge our generation had never seen. We could feel, more than ever, just how precious life is and how much we need each other. But then something happened….

Life Is How You Tell Your Story is an inspirational story based on the true events of a young mother's quest to heal her son, Arieldavid, from a rare, life-threatening condition with which he was born. Despite the immense challenges, Yamina built a healthy, full, and happy life both for her son and herself. This quest took her on a journey filled with unexpected challenges and triumphs.

Two-thirds of working professionals are burned out. If you long for more meaning, purpose, and happiness at work and at home, it's time to make a change. In today's uncertain and ever-changing world, the "new normal" for working professionals is overworked and stressed. Flexibility, resilience, and the ability to rapidly pivot business strategies are the new rules of the game. But maintaining life at that speed is a recipe for burnout - not a path to long-term fulfillment.

The doctors had no hope for baby Rose. Her mother had contracted the German measles while pregnant with her, and she could be born blind, deaf, mentally handicapped, or have a potentially fatal heart defect. Despite the fervent prayers of Rose’s mother to save her daughter, when she was born, the doctors were not optimistic. Although she went on to beat the odds during her first week and survived, the pediatric specialist left the parents with ominous words.

Our personal and professional lives are a collection of relationship-based experiences. The quality of our lives is impacted by the quality of our relationships, beginning with the relationship we have with ourselves. When at odds, using a map helps us find our way back to one another more quickly, stay in alignment with our values and our purpose, and take full responsibility for our actions. The end result is relationships that generate greater creativity, happiness, fulfillment, and growth.

In a world that often feels constructed by unseen rules and stifling norms, Rebecca Yeung offers a stirring invitation to challenge the status quo, to see beyond the limiting narratives, and to harness the spirit of unorthodox thinking. What Rules? offers insights, stories, and strategies to help you dismantle barriers, embrace change, and set forth on a transformative journey. Dive deep, think differently, and chart your unique path to success.

Tara finds herself at a crossroads during her final year of college following the sudden disappearance of her lifelong best friend, Marley. While their relationship appeared idyllic, Tara soon realizes the toxic dynamic that existed beneath the surface. Marley's narcissistic tendencies and manipulative behavior cast a shadow over their friendship, with Tara unknowingly falling victim to her friend's covert bullying. As Tara grapples with Marley's absence, she is forced to confront the tangled web of identity that she had woven around her friend's vision.

When Mary Beth and her family moved to the East Coast to live in a home she'd chosen, she assumed she had landed in heaven. Her husband took a teaching job at a small Christian college, while she took care of the three children in her castle—and found a shining star in Melo, her husband's female student. A year later, Mary Beth found her life upended as her husband grew jealous of her relationship with Melo—which was soaring from friendship into love.