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Do you leave the golf course frustrated because you can''t seem to break a certain score? You know you have the capability, but stuggle to put all areas of your game together. I can help. Without spending a fortune on lessons, this book will take everything you know about fundamentals and break them down while eliminating unnecessary swing thoughts. Golf is a mental game, no doubt. It tests your mental strength, ability to focus, nerves and emotions. This book will train your mind to make the transition from monitoring your internal feelings to concentrating on your strategy to conquer the golf course. You will learn how to retain every bit of information regarding your current shot and use it to execute with accuracy. The more goals you achieve, the lower your score drops. You will have more fun and gain confidence knowing you accomplished something your way.

Amazon USA #1 New ReleaseAmazon USA #1 Best Seller in Gestalt PsychologyA step-by-step 14-day action plan to help you stop people pleasing, be more assertive, and start saying no without feeling guilty.

On Christmas Eve, ten strangers at the Denver airport are trying to make it home in time for Christmas when a snowstorm sweeps through, grounding all flights. Stuck in the airport together, they help each other discover the magic of in-between places.¿Six intertwined stories unfold in the airport as the clock ticks closer to midnight: Landry runs into her ex-girlfriend Resa, and the two women hit it off like nothing ever happened-until things start to get serious. Unaccompanied minor June convinces Adrian to pose as her boyfriend for social media that evening, but what happens when she wants to stop pretending? Charles is struggling during the first holiday season since his wife's death, and the resulting tension with his daughter only makes the night more difficult. Wes and Keely had hoped to forget about their fight during the holidays, but being stranded at the airport brings emotions to a boiling point. Airport employees Trevor and Kat have been best friends since middle school, but can Trevor work up the courage to tell Kat he wants to be more than that? Through it all, heartbroken Mariel is determined to end the worst year of her life on a good note, and ropes everyone into her scheme to make it happen.

DATHER IS AN ISLAND THAT WAS ONCE KNOWN AS OHAU. A nation that rose from the ashes has divided itself. In this thrilling novel of friendship, family, and secrets Adaline runs for her life and learns the truth of her past along the way.

You have the power to say, "this is not how my story will end."As long as there has been addiction, there has been recovery. Both have their place in society but are rarely a topic of conversation. It''s time to change the narrative and end the stigma. To recover we must correct the delusional thinking that surrounds the subject of addiction and recovery. In this inspiring book, Jeannie weaves through a complicated web to expose the realities of addiction and recovery. Her faith in Christ has brought an uplifting angle to tackling our strongholds, head-on.With sometimes painful truth and fearless self-examination, Jeannie recounts her personal struggles with addiction and offers a realistic perspective about recovery, and how it looks with God in the driver''s seat. Recovered gives hope and fresh insight to those that want or need to change while learning to grow into the best version of yourself without giving up.

1871: Rivers on Fire commemorates the sesquicentennial of the deadliest fire in the recorded history of the world -- on the same night as one of the most infamous destructions of a city by means of fire. The book is part historical novel, and part a love story with interweavings of triumph, treachery, and heartbreak. It addresses our nation''s long-held sense of exceptionalism, our treatment of minority groups, and issues related to the environment. It contemplates the enigmatic workings of the brain in its ability to create language. Finally, it reflects upon the mysteries of the spiritual and materialistic components of life.

One thing in life is certain. We''re all going to die. No one wants to think about the end of life, much less talk about it, but it may be the most important conversation we''ll ever have.Maggie Wannemacher learned this the hard way-when both of her parents died within days of each other, a trauma that forced her, as their caregiver, to decide "when enough was enough." In the aftermath, she and her siblings suffered for years from the lack of guidance and preparation that should have given them certainty and peace of mind when they needed it most.Now a hospital chaplain and hospice social worker, Wannemacher has experienced thousands of end-of-life conversations with patients and their families. These conversations have taught her one thing: there is a flaw in our health care system when it comes to implementing patients'' wishes about end-of-life care.In this important work on Advance Care Planning, Maggie Wannemacher, MSW, LSW, lays out a plan to guide not only patients and their families, but all of us, to thoughtfully consider options beyond CPR and artificial ventilation in case of health crisis. Her real-life examples and step-by-step approach toward a Guided Conversation offer a way to restore the dignity and control patients often lose when they don''t understand their rights and options. Wannemacher also includes a plan to implement community-wide efforts to stimulate and document comprehensive Advance Care Planning that follows the patient throughout the life cycle.This conversation shouldn''t wait. Let''s Talk About It. Now!

Set in Arkansas, Willie takes us on a journey to the fourteenth largest plantation in the United States. Traveling back in time to an era when cotton was king and slave labor the main commodity, the reader will peer into the hearts and minds of both slave and master. By the end one should have a better understanding of self and of systems of oppression.