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In Your Three Second Window: Changing Everyday Moments Into Extraordinary Opportunities for Success, you’ll learn how the brain processes information to generate that good feeling we get when we se

Sailing on Broken Pieces is told from the triple perspective of a sibling, caregiver and emergency room doctor who treats people with mental illness in the emergency room and copes with the same co

Dr. Connie Schottky-Osterholt is one of the leading experts in psychoneurology worldwide.

Emotional Well-Being provides a rich illustration of how we developed emotionally and what we can do as adults to lead a happier, more meaningful life.

Throughout time the Laws of Time have existed even if they haven’t been readily visible. People who master these laws have always had the power to accomplish miraculous things.

After a divorce, men and women face crucial issues to recover their self-esteem and rebuild their lives.

If we can architect and engineer complex intelligent billion dollar computer systems, why can't we apply the same architectural framework for designing and building extraordinary lives.

The Future Formula is 21 life principles that cross every aspect of every readers' life.

Most weight "loss" programs focus on overeating and lack of exercise; very few of them address the underlying reason for weight issues.

This Christmas chapter book mixes adult humor with childhood whimsy to create a story that kids and parents will love reading together.

Did you know, every woman has a tipped uterus, and ovarian cysts are usually normal (even when they burst)?

Branding is considered to be the province of big business. Branding is thought to be a logo, a color, a font, or a type of advertising. None of these things is true.

What makes life worth living? How do we develop relationships that are meaningful and rewarding? How does God transform our lives, bringing us to fulfillment and completion?

People Who Ague Are Sick covers these three goals—to understand the dynamics of arguing, to understand how arguing and anger are expressed, and to understand specific steps necessary to stop argume

Joanne Calderwood has been a popular magazine columnist for several years and has become a very popular speaker at home-education conferences across the country.