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This book focuses on 19 fictional characters that chronicle life experiences that they've dealt with through prose writing. Each person discusses an experience that has changed and impacted them in ways they never thought of (alcohol addiction, homelessness, women’s issues, domestic violence and many others). These fictional characters only have names, race or ethnicity is not discussed because the goal is to feel, understand and relate to their experiences as human beings. Too many times in today's society we base things off of social stigmas, race, ethnicity, social class when we are all human beings with daily struggles that no one will ever know.

A continuation of the series, the characters in the book have gone through life changing experiences, some it has changed for the better, some for the worst? How are these characters dealing with and coping after these life changing events? How has Christina recovered from being raped at a party? How is Michael dealing with the summer months being homeless? So many things have happened since the first book, it's only fitting that you read part 2 to the series of The World We Live In. This is a book where these characters continue to chronicle their lives and the struggles they deal with on a daily basis.

The series continues with Part 3 of the World We Live In as the 19 characters are experiencing and going through new things in their lives. Some are still struggling to get their lives right and others are making a turn for the best after certain events they have gone through. Christina gets her day in court with her perpetrators, will Kevin finally get off the streets after months of being homeless? What is Steve’s life now after all of the events he’s dealt with and gone through? How does Nathan handle all of the turmoil that comes his way after his announcement? This is another book full of emotion, feelings and a rollercoaster ride of ups and downs with each character. As they contin ...

The World We Live In Part 4 is about all of these characters growing and learning that life is a journey. With each character going through a range of emotions and feelings, they reach out to the most important people in their lives. This book takes a different direction in the way these characters express themselves. Some have taken on paths to bettering relationships with family members or friends that matter to them most. When you’re going through things in your life, who are the closest people in your life that you confide in? An emotional rollercoaster that will make you appreciate life way more after reading this book.

The ending of the series, the question is what’s to come of these character’s lives? Will Christina be able to cope with her tragic event and be able to speak on it to a broader audience? How will Nathan’s impact on sports be now that he’s come out as a gay man? Will Heather become stronger for herself and kick the alcohol addiction and become closer to her children? It’s a journey of the characters and how they’re approaching the future and what’s to come. While many stories have happy endings, life has a way of making you realize that it isn’t always about happily ever after but about going through experiences to make you stronger than you’ll ever be.

Focus on "These Things" devotional builds a pure perspective on life, and allow you to take time to meditate on the word along with assessing where you are in life. Spending time in the word of God, learning more about the character of God will allow you to know how much you are loved. We need to have a clear and focused mind so that we can receive what heaven is speaking concerning your life.

A book about the origin of Maslow's self-actualization theory and the benefits of this worldview to heal the Native soul wound. "Dr. Brown’s volume carefully describes the source of Abraham Maslow’s theory of self-actualization, which was based on observations of the Siksika (Blackfoot) tribe of northern Alberta. She elucidates the potential benefits of re-capturing and using the material Maslow interpreted worldview in a manner more congruent with the original Siksika world view, belief system, values, and practices. I am pleased that my people’s ancient truths have been captured and shared accurately." ~ Joseph Stone, psychologist This book will help heal the soul wound of Native f ...

“When men are the best versions of themselves, the world is a better place.” -Kevin Samuels Shock jock, Instigator, woman hater, old school thinker, manhood specialist, image consultant, representer of manhood, fashion enthusiast, mentor or dating guru were just a few of the many names and titles given to the man named Kevin Samuels. This is a man who rose to superstardom quickly with his “You’re average at best video” that went viral over the Christmas holidays of 2020. Just saying his name in groups of people will either get them upset by his remarks on women or praised for his eye opening beliefs on high value manhood, the modern woman and the women who want high value men. Eith ...

Welcome to "The Wonders of Relationship: A Brief Guide to Relationship Therapy." This book is a powerful resource that aims to help individuals and couples navigate the complexities of relationships, offering practical advice and insights to get back on track and stay focused. Regardless of the circumstances you may be facing in your relationship, this book is designed to empower you to build happiness and strengthen the bonds you share with your partner. Remember choose your words wisely, fostering open and effective communication, and creating a nurturing and secure environment for both you and your partner.