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"Life isn't about finding yourself; it's about creating yourself" - George Bernard Shaw.If you would like to create your best self, Young Adult Life Hacks is your complete, trusted, handbook for adulthood made easy!Do you struggle making decisions or are you often unhappy with the decisions you make? Young Adult Life Hacks will guide you through the steps to easily make decisions which will benefit you and your unique life.Is your mind working for you or against you? Do you go through the process of setting goals only to give up on them after a few days or weeks? Young Adult Life Hacks reveals the methods you can use to develop the mental strength and self-discipline to succeed.Are you anxious or feeling as if you're falling behind because you haven't decided on a career? Young Adult Life Hacks delivers a step-by-step process you can use to shape your future on your terms. And it's so much more!Packed with ingenious, practical, and effective life management skills on:¿ social media-life balance¿ relationships¿ independent living¿ controlling your finances¿ health, wellness, and time management¿ basic first aid¿ car careWhether you're starting high school, college or just graduated, Young Adult Life Hacks will be your go-to guide for years to come. You only become an adult once.Enjoy this transformation and embrace adulthood today!

Are you a modern man looking to navigate the challenges of fatherhood and marriage without compromising your true self?Look no further! "I Am, King Of My Castle" is here to guide you on a transformative journey, equipping you with the essential tools to become the husband and father you aspire to be.In today's world, the dynamics of relationships and family structures have evolved significantly, with a decline in married couples and a rise in single-parent households. It's time for men to step up and embrace their roles within their families without losing their sense of self.At 56 years of age, author Mr. Calvin G. Williams has encountered numerous experiences that allow him to have personal insight on most of what's been comprised in this eye-opening guide to manhood. He has endured the impact of divorce as a child, the challenges of a fatherless boyhood, and lived in poverty as a young man.The author has been a mentor of young boys in middle schools and young men in the prison system. This expertise helps him provide a wealth of practical advice, theories, wisdom, and methods to accomplish the ultimate seat for any man upon the throne as King of His Castle.Mr Williams sheds light on the current state of masculinity and its impact on family life. This groundbreaking book empowers men to break free from societal norms that hinder personal growth, while still maintaining healthy, non-toxic behavior.Through carefully curated insights and practical advice, you will discover how to navigate your role as a husband and father without feeling overwhelmed. Embrace your masculine instincts and discover the true value you bring to your family beyond just financial support.

The ultimate LGBTQ parenting handbook, guiding parents and caregivers through transformative steps of Embrace, Educate, Empower, and Love so they can support their teen with open arms and hearts.

"The Connection Disconnection: Finding and Aligning with the Right Community" is part of The Inner Compass: A Mental Health Survival Series. This activity book delves into the intricate relationship between our sense of belonging within a community and our journey toward self-discovery. Throughout our lives, our physical, mental, and spiritual selves continuously evolve, prompting us to question why we often remain tied to the same communities and friendships that fail to evolve alongside us.With a focus on personal growth, I invite readers to take a closer look into the reasons behind connections that may no longer resonate with their evolving identity. The book encourages individuals to examine their desires for growth, genuine connections, and a sense of belonging that aligns with their evolving values and aspirations.By understanding the importance of cultivating strong networks, readers will gain the tools to make informed decisions about the communities they engage with. Ultimately, the book serves as an inspiration to foster meaningful relationships and strike a harmonious balance between personal development and a sense of belonging in the wider world.

A playful twist on Dr. Seuss's OH THE PLACES YOU'LL GO - the perfect graduation for young people setting sail, from grown-ups who can't believe it's time for them to go. Remember how, back in the delivery room, you swore to teach that kid everything they'd need to know? And now, wham.... the same child appears to be packing a suitcase. And what with the whirl of being a parent, you never got around to all the wisdom-sharing. JUST A ZILLION THINGS BEFORE YOU GO is a make-good on all those promises -- sorta. It mixes precious safety tips (it's not nagging, it's love) with inspiration. It'll watch over a wonderful kid along their way.

A book all about empowering teens to trust their instincts and do what feels right for them.

In 1996, in San Antonio, Texas, two four-year-olds, Gerald and Anjelica, meet in a kindergarten classroom. For the next 20 years we follow them on their journey to adulthood as their friendship is frequently tested, and occasionally severed. Witness every broken heart, every broken promise, and every harsh lesson learned as these two are there for some of the most satisfying and most painful moments of each other's lives. They struggle to overcome the death of family members. Celebrate growing closer to each other. Cry over the distance that grows between them as their bodies change and friendships evolve. They help each other deal with the pain of one failed romantic relationship after another while also struggling to maintain their own turbulent friendship. Follow them all the way from kindergarten to college and just a little bit beyond as they uncover the meaning of serenity.

Fusing the union between one person and another, one idea and another, and one heart and another is a powerful response from nature that occurs and is felt within the energy of just one afternoon. Imagine such a connection being made over a short span of time that shifts our level of perception permanently within the snap of just one afternoon. In Just One Afternoon is a series of intimate relatable stories that will fill your heart with joy. You will laugh, cry and be reminded that we are all part of one community and understanding truly matters most. The revealing conversations found in this book will immediately change your life with hope. This realization will offer the shift we need to understand, accept, and welcome each other into our lives. Just as the series In Just One Afternoon: Listening into the Hearts of... is a gift of optimism and potentiality., the fifth book in the series, In Just One Afternoon: Listening into the Hearts of Black Fathers, is an accolade of deep, provoking stories that unravels and shakes up the barriers surrounding the black community at large. These stories will lift the veil and evolution will spread. Inside these pages, you will submerge yourself in the private lives and persona of the black men that are tasked with changing the human paradigm and racial quality.

Parenting a child with substance abuse issues is daunting. Patty Fallone knows this firsthand from witnessing her own son's battle with addiction and seeing the toll it took on her entire family. She has also learned that when parents work their own program of recovery, their lives can return to a state of peace, no longer waiting for the next shoe to drop, where they can find peace in the moment, and that peace will benefit all those around them. Patty has taken all she has learned, not just from her own journey, but from hundreds of other parents that she has met and helped along the way and laid it all bare it a practical, heartwarming and totally relatable guide that every parent of an addict can benefit from.The addict has their drug of choice and they become the parent's drug of choice. The parents become as obsessed with them as they are with drugs and alcohol. The parents isolate from their friends, they ignore other relationships, they don't perform at work, and they become fixated on the addict. They act like an addict without ever using a substance. They allow their child's addiction to take charge of their own lives just as it has taken over their child's.There is a way out. It is possible for parents to start getting better even before their child does. Coming from a place of overwhelming compassion for both the addict and the parent, Patty provides a no-nonsense approach to instructing parents on healthier ways to navigate the challenges they face as the parent of a struggling child, whether the child is 14 for 54. She offers clear and concise do's and don'ts to help parents protect themselves from the ravages of this disease. She debunks terms like enabling, detachment and self-care and guides parents through practical tools and behaviors to help them begin to find peace even if their child continues to struggle. She shows parents how to step out of the never-ending state of chaos to regain power in their own lives.Equally as important, Patty helps the parent understand what it means to take care of themselves and to focus on themselves as she takes parents on a beautiful journey of self-discovery, guiding them on how to begin to get their own lives back. With clear guidance, she helps parents fill their own toolboxes with specific skills that will lead them on a path to a happier and more meaningful life. Parents come to realize that taking care of themselves is not selfish and that it doesn't mean they don't care about others. It simply means that they do so from a healthier place. She found that joy isn't even on parent's radar. This book provides the guidance on ways to rediscover joy in life so that we can be both happy and sad at the same time. Parents learn how to take all the challenges that they have faced and to take everything they have learned from them and use that to build a better future. A future filled with peace and joy.

The National Guard Youth ChalleNGe program serves young people ages 16 to 18 experiencing difficulty in traditional high school. This report covers the program years 2021-2022 and is the seventh in a series on this quasi-military residential program.

Blogger Whitney Fleming shares her favorite essays about raising three teenagers in today's chaotic world. Written from the perspective of a fellow parent, each story will leave you with tears in your eyes and hope in your heart.

School code kids year 7 is start of the school code and the stars and unicorns. it follows Stacey Green and her friends as they navigate high school and the start of the school code and the trouble to follow in later years. The stars are the wealthy public school girls and the unicorns are the middle class public school kids. It tackles bullying, school rivalries and has some fun with first crushes and lots of sport and dancing. Stacey starts to get close to all her friends and has to decide whether she wants to join the school code.