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An audio guide and a course on self-publishing, this is the second in the series on preparing your manuscript for publication and includes such topics as what to write about; choosing a title; book design; pricing; recording; transcribing; and much more.

The Animal Experience was inspired by the "Animal Cards" that were originally created for the Animal Insights book, which features a unique way to get insights about yourself and what you can gain from the qualities of that animal.

A Guide to Self-Publishing in Multiple Formats is both a book and a course on this topic. This is the fourth in the series on creating print books and e-books. In later classes and books, we'll talk about how to market and promote your books.

A Guide to Self-Publishing Your Book in Multiple Formats is both a book and a course on this topic. This is the first in the series, and the next book will delve more into how to set up your book on different platforms. In later classes and books, we'll talk about how to market and promote your books.

Creating Your First Team is based on my experience and that of several business owners and professionals who have gotten a few reps to help them grow their business. It is designed to help entrepreneurs, start-ups, small businesses, and professionals obtain more clients and customers.

Gini Graham Scott, PhD, JD, is a nationally known writer, consultant, speaker, and seminar leader, specializing in business and work relationships, professional and personal development, social trends, and popular culture. She has published over 50 books with major publishers. She has worked with dozens of clients on memoirs, self-help, popular business books, and film scripts. She is a Huffington Post regular columnist, commenting on social trends, business, and everyday life.

Techniques on applying the power of mental imaging to visualize your way to success in your work, business, and personal life.

Coyote, Buffalo, and the Rock is an adaptation of a traditional Native American folktale told by the Sioux of the Great Plains. In the story, Coyote gives the gift of a blanket to a rock as he takes a walk with buffalo. When it gets cold and rains, Coyote takes it back. But the rock objects and chases after him. What will happen when rock finally catches him and teaches him a lesson?

Book VII: What to Say in Your Emails provides an overview of what to say in different situations. It includes some basic guidelines to follow no matter what kind of email you are sending. Then, you need to adapt your email by taking into consideration common industry practices, the person you are sending it to, and your own style. The audiobook features what to say in your emails and includes a number of sample templates for different situations.

When three boys in second grade draw pictures on the side of a wall to brighten up an alley, they are bullied by three sixth grade boys who mess up their pictures. But one boy's older brother urges him to stand up to the bullies and paint their pictures again. Will that approach work? The Wall tells that story.

How Coyote Brought Winter into the World is an adaptation of a Native American folktale told by the Zuni. In the story, Coyote brings winter by letting the sun escape from a box he steals from an Indian village during a dance celebration. Can he get it back with Eagle’s help, and what will happen if he doesn’t get it?

How Coyote Became Clever is an adaptation of a traditional Native American folktale told by the Karok People. In the story, Coyote seeks the gift of being smart from the maker of all animals and he tries to outwit the other animals by staying awake to get the first gift. But will that strategy work? And if not, what happens if he is the last to get anything?

7 Lost Words is a short audiobook about the seven words that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can no longer say, and presumably, other agencies will be prevented from saying them, too. There is a growing fear that other words will be added to the list. This audiobook features a short poem about these seven words: entitlement, fetus, science-based, evidence-based, vulnerable, diversity, and transgender. It was written in the spirit of protecting freedom of speech, the truth, and democracy.

The Dog Type system can help you have more success in both your work and personal life. It helps you to better understand yourself and others by knowing the dogs you like most and least. This helps you assess one's personality profile based on the personality characteristics of different dogs. In addition, you can call on different types of dogs to help you in different situations - from making changes in your life to improving your relationships. You can also use these techniques to relax, have more energy, overcome stress, gain more confidence, and accomplish goals.

There are four basic Dog Types, in a system that builds on other personality type systems - Myers-Briggs, DISC, and the red-yellow-blue-green color profile. It uniquely creates a fun, easy to use system with four types of dogs - the German Shepherd, who represents the strong leader; the Pomeranian, who is the high-energy party animal, the Golden Retriever, who is the calm, steady supporter, and the Border Collie, who is the serious, detail-oriented type concerned with facts and accuracy.

The Dog Type system can help you gain more success in both your work and personal life. It helps you better understand yourself and others by knowing the dogs you like most and least and the dogs others are like. This helps you assess one's personality profile based on the personality characteristics of different dogs.

Devon is a duck who doesn't like to stay in line when he is growing up on a small island in a pond. Instead, he is very curious and likes to explore, so his parents keep looking for him and tell him to get back in line. But a few days later, he is off exploring. Then, one day, he confronts a dog and manages to escape when his parents come looking for him. So he promises he won't go off on his own any more. But will he keep his promise? Or will something unusual draw him away from the line again?

Discovering Your Dog Type, introduces a new system to understand yourself and others by knowing the type of dog you like most, or least, and assessing the type of dog others are most like. You do so by using the personality profiles featuring the different personality types and characteristics of these dogs. The system can help you improve relationships in your personal life or at work, since you know how to better interact and communicate with others based on their overall style.

After growing up in a pet store surrounded by dogs, cats, and other animals, Danny has lost his ability to quack. After being bought by a little girl and dropped off in the woods by her father, Danny goes on a journey to regain his ability to quack. Along the way, he meets an owl, mole, and spider, but he ends up clucking like a hen, mewing like a cat, barking like a dog, oinking like a pig, squeaking like a mouse, and cooing like a quail. Finally, he goes to see Freddy the frog, who lives near a lake where he has seen other ducks.

Do you want to build your business? Get more customers or clients? Have better relationships in the workplace? The Dog Type system can help you have more success in your business or the workplace, since it helps you adapt your approach to the style of whoever you are dealing or working with. There are four basic Dog Types in a system that builds on other personality type systems - Myers-Briggs, DISC, and the red-yellow-blue-green color profile.