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Bouncing Back: How to Recover When Life Knocks You Down reveals the behind-the-scene stories of world-class athletes from football, baseball, boxing, golf, tennis and track and field.

The Affluent Artist invites artists from all walks of life to throw out the stereotypes about art and money and allow financial abundance into their lives.

The Happy Student is written by a student for students.

There is not a leader out there that hasn’t felt the “pain of leadership headaches.” What you have here is a collection of messages that are offered as a prescription for those who find that leader

Whether you are a recreational cyclist, a bicycle racer or a triathlete, 101 Cycling Workouts is a must-have guide to help take your cycling to a new level.

Thunder at Michigan and Thunder in the Heartland is about a chronicle of changes that took place in a small school in a major Midwestern university.

Depression affects everyone. Do you know someone who is depressed? Do you live with someone suffering from depression? Are you depressed?

Everyone has a story. Everyone has a truth. Here is mine…

My First Puppy is designed to help children understand the responsibilities and expectation of having a puppy.

In The Courage to be Profitable, small business financial expert Ruth King shows business owners the easy steps to really understanding the financial part of their businesses.

The goal of life is to be happy and it is difficult to experience joy and happiness if our spirit is compromised with anger and resentment.

Resistance to change is a flawed description of the challenge that we all face as employees.

The goal of Michigan: A State of Environmental Justice? is to free us from an economic growth and development paradigm that threatens our social and physical well-being.

Since 1949, a growing culture of Cutco Cutlery salespeople has been quietly grooming our nation's youth to be the next generation of CEOs, philanthropists and entrepreneurial success stories.

Awake at the Wheel is a book about ideas: what they are, where they come from, and what it takes to manifest them in a world not always ready for the new and the different.