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You’ve tried the productivity hacks. You’ve read the playbooks. You’ve chased the next big thing—only to find yourself stuck, burned out, or still searching for the missing piece. Next Level Self is not another advice book. It’s a blueprint for transformation, told through the stories of real entrepreneurs who reinvented themselves by doing less, aligning more, and finally building businesses that felt like them. In this powerhouse collection, ten growth-minded experts reveal the moment everything changed—the pivot that unlocked clarity, confidence, and sustainable success.

Are you a Christian who senses God calling you to something bigger—starting a ministry, writing a book, leading others, or simply living your faith more boldly—but you feel stuck? You’re not alone. On God’s Calling, host Shauna Parker helps you get from where you are to where God wants you to be through Mindset, Faith, and Obedience + Action. Each week, you’ll hear short, practical episodes filled with biblical truth, real-life stories, and actionable steps to help you:• Shift your thinking to align with God’s promises• Strengthen your faith when the path feels uncertain• ...

Hanging with the homies every Tuesday

Sweet Grace for Your Journey is the podcast for women who want to lose weight and live healthy—body, soul and spirit. Author Teresa Shields Parker shares tip and advise each week from her personal journey of losing over 250 pounds and having kept it off since 2013.

Step into the fascinating world of airline aircraft maintenance with this eye-opening guide that blends cultural insights, industry challenges, and a deep critique of modern aviation practices. The Care and Maintenance of Heavy Jets offers listeners an inside look at the mechanics, politics, and intricate systems that keep the airline industry soaring.

In How to Use the Invisible Hand within an Industrial Organization, Christian Parker—industrial anthropologist, airliner technician, and MBA—presents a visionary blueprint for modern business leaders. Inspired by Adam Smith’s revolutionary “invisible hand” concept, Parker reimagines the internal workings of corporations as micro-economies that can self-regulate and thrive through market-driven principles.