Bøger af Mark Goodman

Abuse, Shame and the Uncommon Journey to Freedom "I've eaten from dumpsters, and I've dined with kings; but neither is all that satisfying." In Forgiving a Good Man, Mark Goodman shares how his journey from homelessness was overshadowed by abuse and its aftermath; that is until he found freedom through the practice of forgiveness. Mark's journey began in an abusive home with his three older brothers. Mark's formative years were filled with shouting voices, flying fists, and sexual abuse behind closed doors. Life on the streets brought adventure and spiritual awakening but fresh trauma after a fateful night hitchhiking across the country. Everyone who has suffered trauma, abuse, or is struggling to overcome the emotional pain of life knows that false platitudes don't heal the hurt. Weaving its life-changing lessons alongside Mark's gripping narrative, this book offers actionable steps to discover your personal path to freedom. If you want to know how to forgive the unforgivable, this book is for you. Mark Goodman is the founder of 70x7-Path to Forgiveness, a nonprofit founded to promote the message of freedom through forgiveness. Mark's sharing of his very personal and poignant account in this book is part of a much larger campaign that includes a feature film, documentary, speaking projects, and curriculum designed to inspire people to pursue their own personal journey of forgiveness. To find out more information: www.70x7.org

A Must read, adventure.This is the ideal backdrop for an improbable and quite eclectic group of seven young men and women from wildly diverse backgrounds, whose gathering was strictly a matter of random fate...... Kismet, you might say.Follow along as they share an exciting, once-in-a- lifetime adventure together, along the historic remnants of the old Route 66.Come along for the ride and witness what they discover about life, love, relationships, and themselves, as they spend their spring vacation together in the limited confines of their rented motor home. Written by the esteemed author who penned the Jack Owens trilogy of thrillers.

This is a novel, told from the perspective of a narrator who has secretly lived two lives for nearly half a century. Reflecting back over that span of years, he shares his remarkable story. Starting back during his college and law school years and all the way through to his retirement, the narrator continually develops and evolves as he deals with serious themes such as race and racism and intergenerational conflict. In addition, he is forced to address difficult and emotional morality issues, not the least of which include those of guilt concerning the covert relationship itself, and even the issue of mercy killing. There are episodes of grief and disappointment on the one hand, but also those of celebration and joy on the other. Contemporary social and historical events (for instance, the scourge of drug abuse and the Vietnam War) play a role and impact the characters and their relationship over the years. The main characters clearly mature over the decades, both as individuals and in their relationship together. The book is an account of two lives, but most of all it is a story of true love.

Addressing Health Disparities in the LGBTQIA+ Community is a comprehensive compilation of medical students' researches, reflections and discussions on the issue of health disparities experienced by the LGBTQIA community in the healthcare industry. It is a book that would be a good resource to medical students, health professions students in the Dentistry, Pharmacy, Occupational Therapy, Nursing, Public Health and the Social Sciences. This book is a good read by all healthcare providers and the general public as well.