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Did you know that it's not your dyslexia that's causing you problems, but the way you engage with it? Based around a 3-part formula, Dyslexia in Adults will give you the tools and guidance to help you build confidence through letting go of your negative thoughts around dyslexia, build systems that actually work with your brain and make you feel in control and unlock strengths to help you identify the opportunities that can come from dyslexia. Today 1 in 10 adults have dyslexia, and Natalie Brooks is one of them.

In a world fractured by war, one valley remains untouched—a sanctuary whispered about in tales of healing and ancient knowledge, where time seems to stand still and nature weaves its secrets into the earth. For Zenith, the valley is not just home—it is a refuge, a place where she and a community of resilient women have built a life of peace and quiet strength. But when an ambitious warlord sets his sights on its rumored natural wealth, the sanctuary’s peace is threatened, and its secrets risk falling into dangerous hands.

Have you ever said “The ones I like, don’t like me… and the ones who like me, I don’t like.” Or, “There are some great guys out there, but I just don’t feel any spark with them?” Have you ever felt irresistibly drawn to someone who you knew was not a healthy choice for a partner… and yet, you couldn’t seem to stop yourself from chasing after them? On the other hand… Have you ever met someone who checked every box of what you say you want in a partner… and yet, even though he was objectively attractive… you just couldn’t seem to muster up any of those “attracted” feelings?

Troie est tombée. Par-delà le ciel et les océans, la guerre aura détruit la vie de toutes les femmes. Les Troyennes dont le sort repose entre les mains des guerriers grecs.

Certains monstres sont tout simplement de jeunes filles qui n'ont pas eu de chance. C'est le cas de Méduse. Violée par Poséidon, injustement punie par Athéna, c'est par la faute des dieux qu'elle fut changée en créature hideuse, aux cheveux de serpents et au regard pétrifiant. Mais que sait-on de son cœur, sinon le récit qu'en a rapporté Persée, le héros qui l'a décapitée pour assouvir sa soif de gloire ? Et si le monstre n'était finalement pas celui que l'Histoire retient ?

I ache to be used and shared by a gang of men, strong men, who will dominate me, the way I dream of. But because I’m a school teacher and my father is a minister, I can’t quell my burning desire at home. Maybe this trip will be my chance. No one knows me in Key West and I will surrounded by plenty of men happy to strip me bare and use me for their own pleasure.

Waking up in the Wilderness invites you to embark on a four-decade journey into Yellowstone National Park. Travel with Natalie Ogbourne as she navigates the fine line between isolation and solitude—on the road, on the trail, and in life. Encounter the park’s inseparable dangers and delights. Explore Yellowstone through each of its seasons—hiking, canoeing, fly fishing, snowmobiling, and camping along the way. Experience the transformational power of its wilderness.

Engagé pour écrire les mémoires d'Adam Lang, ex-premier ministre britannique à la carrière aussi longue que controversée, un prête-plume se retrouve rapidement confronté à une tâche bien plus périlleuse qu'il ne s'en doutait. Au manoir isolé et ultra-sécurisé d'Adam Lang et sa femme Ruth, il s'aperçoit que son prédécesseur, McAra, décédé quelques jours plus tôt, accusait Lang de crimes de guerre en tout genre.

New York City, East Village, 1984. A young woman with the power to see the ghosts of her friends is haunted by the one who refuses to return—a dazzling, big-hearted debut of friendship and community during a time of devastation and defiance. “A wildly inventive and moving novel . . . an...

Giving hope through stories of those who have successfully journeyed from the trauma of abuse, drugs, prison, and more to a life of triumph, healing, and peace.

Not all love is the same, which is one of the most peculiar truths in life. Your love is as unique as the individual you feel it for. I think that’s one of the greatest paradoxes we will live through. It seems to me, there is little choice in how big it is, or how hard it hits. There’s no telling what it will do to you when you enter the arena, and that is why it can be a force we sometimes fight; because it has felt like a battle we’ve lost before.

Dr. Noah and Natalie bring you transformative insights into health and wellness drawn from their work in the clinic with some of the world’s top performers as well as complex and chronic health issues. From elite athletes to individuals facing the most complex health challenges, they share strategies that unlock better performance, resilience, and longevity. Each episode features conversations with athletes, experts, and patients, highlighting how targeted, individualized care is reshaping lives—and the future of healthcare itself. Subscribe to stay inspired and informed with the latest ...

2 friends discuss their shared love of horror movies, and rate their favorites using a patent-pending 5 BOO! Scale

Martha Pfeiffer, age 19, was one of 844 persons who perished when a ship chartered for the Western Electric annual picnic capsized in Chicago in 1915. Martha's surviving family members never recovered from their grief. The Eastland Disaster has been mostly overlooked in recent years. In 1997, Pearl Pospisil, a third-generation Pfeiffer, composed a family history and delivered it to her niece, Zara Vrabel, who was completely unfamiliar with its contents. Pearl had one request: "Do something with this." Learning of her great-aunt's death on the Eastland Disaster made Zara's heart sink.

Are you sick and tired of overachieving? Ready to create your own authentic version of success? Join coach, meditation teacher and journalist Natalie Ruskin as she seeks answers to the question that’s been on her mind for two decades: how do we create a success of our own, beyond the constant push for salary and status we’ve been told we should want?

They operate like a close knit family, sleeping rough under a bridge, supporting each other in their desperate daily struggle for survival, but this group of Filipino street children has a weakness worse than poverty.

Two friends that wanna share their love of books. Join us every Sunday as we unravel the enchanting worlds of literature, from heartwarming romances to thrilling high-stakes adventures.With each episode, we invite you to explore our favorite reads, engage in lively discussions, and uncover hidden gems together. Whether you're a seasoned reader or just beginning your reading journey, our podcast promises to ignite your passion for books.Join us as we turn the pages of friendship and embark on a captivating adventure through the realm of books. Welcome to our cozy corner of literary bliss!

Hi❣️ I am Natalie!!! A little bit about me...I was born and raised in the South, southside of Atlanta specifically. I now reside in Northern Alabama with my family. I write poetry, love being outside, playing, and communing with nature. I am a single mom looking forward to God bringing me my new husband. I was 'born again' at the age of 21, but didn't have a lot of help navigating that "new life" and kinda went astray, or fumbled up along the way. This podcast is about my journey in life, learning how to do this walk with God, and let His Love flow through me, everyday. Thank you❣️

Connection is the channel through which life flows, and yet Western society runs on a domination-based worldview. This can make it challenging for people whose work and lives are devoted to healing and connection to speak their truths, market their offers, and put themselves out there.Natalie Ross (she/her) explores how we can repair our capacity for connection, drop the facades we were told we had to wear, and stop hiding behind masks that once kept us safe but are no longer needed.Whether you want to reveal more of your weird self in your everyday life, express yourself more transparently in...

Eric & Natalie Johnson are the co-directors of the Marriage Formation ministry at Mountlake Church. They’ve been involved in marriage ministry for over 25 years and love to encourage and equip married couples by sharing stories, antidotes, life lessons and biblical truths. In this podcast they’ll explore what God has to say about marriage, if we should settle for “just getting thru” the mundane and difficult times, and how to enjoy and connect with our spouses through laughter and friendship. Come along as we explore the holiness, humdrum and hilarity of marriage…