Category: Self-Help

In Renewing Our Minds in Love, author Tina J. Smith shows the harmony that exists between science and Scripture; why it is important to tend to the brain and the body while pursuing healing; tools to overcome fear and to pursue love and community; how to grow the fruits of the Spirit in relationship; the value of truly being with people where they’re at; how to create a safe space in your sphere(s) of influence; and the source of true freedom, peace, love, and healing. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

All words are made up. All words spoken between us are nothing more than made-up sounds from manipulated air. They’re just lung puffs. All of the letters that we text, email, and write are made-up symbols to coincide with our made-up noise. It’s really just hand scribbles. This would mean that everything from existence theories to religious ideologies to politics to our names and much more are all one hundred percent fabricated from thin air, literally. In fact, these words here and ... [Read More...]

Laura thought everything in her life was fine. She had a successful career, a great partner, and owned her own condo. But then her life came to a screeching halt after an accident caused a near-fatal traumatic brain injury that required emergency brain surgery. Laura endured more life-threatening complications after surgery and was faced with the potential for yet another brain surgery. Panic attacks and hopelessness took over and she felt everything was crumbling around her. That’s when Laur... [Read More...]

Heal Gorgeous: Wisdom Within You Knows the Way is a book of beautiful poetic writings designed to promote inner healing with a focus on inner wisdom, self-awareness, patience and love. Focal areas of this delightful book include the art of listening, freeing up your real power, escaping middle ground, trusting the life process, investing in what you love and preparing for success. Short story snippets, motivational writings and probing questions fill the pages of this book. Some readers may con... [Read More...]

A quarter century ago, Charles Price was a successful and respected lawyer. So why was he miserable? After some serious soul-searching, he realized the truth. Education and work experience had misled him into believing that it was possible to be in total control of outcomes, that money is the ultimate measure of worth, and that success is more important than our connections with others. Maybe you’re a professional like Charles, someone constantly earning raises and bonuses and commendatio... [Read More...]