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The foundational and wildly popular go-to resource for influence and persuasion—a renowned international bestseller, with over 5 million copies sold—now revised adding: new research, new insights, new examples, and online applications. In the new edition of this highly acclaimed bestseller...

Candid, short, and accessible, Winning the Loser's Game walks you through the process of developing and implementing a powerful investing strategy that generates solid profits year after year. In this eagerly awaited new edition, Charles D. Ellis applies the expertise developed over his long, illustrious career. This updated edition includes: new chapters on bond investing, how investor behavior affects returns, and how technology and big data are challenging traditional investment decision; and more.

Unlock the complete roadmap to creating digital products that stand out, deliver real value, and generate consistent income. The Digital Product Blueprint is a practical guide for beginners and experienced creators who want to turn their skills, knowledge, or creativity into products people love.

In a world of constant noise, endless obligations, and digital overload, many of us live with a low-frequency "Hum" of anxiety that erodes our health, relationships, and joy. Ricardo Jackson shares his personal breakdown and recovery to offer a compassionate, science-backed path to lasting calm no extreme overhauls required. The Art of Sustainable Quiet dismantles the myths fueling chronic stress and guides you toward a regulated nervous system through practical, biological tools.

The Mindset Basics Handbook is a clear and approachable introduction to understanding how thoughts, self-talk, and perspective shape everyday experiences. Rather than pushing dramatic change, this book focuses on building awareness of thought patterns and learning how small, intentional shifts can lead to greater mental clarity and balance.

Whether you flip, rent, or wholesale, this book will show you exactly what to fix next, so you stop spinning your wheels and finally build the business you dreamed of when you started. Your business should fund your life, not consume it. Here's how to make that your reality.

In a normal relationship a man gets married and has the time of his life on a memorable honeymoon in Hawaii. A small dilemma begins for Roger Harrison when normality ceases existing with the discovery of metallic alien metal planted in his body.

In Legends, Lore, & Longings, a curated treasury of short fiction, classic American authors spin tales that blur the line between myth and memory, past and present.

The Thoughtful Mindset Starter Guide is a beginner-friendly introduction to managing stress, improving awareness, and learning how to stay present in everyday life. Rather than encouraging overthinking or forced calm, this book shows listeners how simple attention shifts can reduce mental overwhelm and bring clarity to challenging moments. The book begins by explaining how stress often comes from dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.

Realistic Time Planning for Beginners is a practical guide for anyone who feels frustrated by plans that look good on paper but fall apart in real life. This book introduces a calm, honest approach to planning that helps beginners work with their actual pace rather than unrealistic expectations. By focusing on flexibility and awareness, it shows how realistic planning leads to better decisions, less stress, and greater confidence. The book begins by helping listeners understand why overly optimistic planning often creates pressure and disappointment.

The Calm Productivity Guide offers a refreshing approach to productivity that replaces pressure, rushing, and burnout with steady focus and intentional progress. This book shows that productivity does not require constant effort or packed schedules. Instead, it introduces a calmer way of working that respects your limits, protects your energy, and helps you make meaningful progress without stress.

A Practical Guide to Positive Thinking offers a grounded, realistic approach to improving your mindset without pressure, perfection, or forced optimism. This book gently guides listeners to understand their thought patterns and take their first calm steps toward mental balance.

Positive Thinking Made Understandable breaks down mindset growth into simple, realistic ideas that are easy to apply in everyday life. Instead of overcomplicating positivity or promoting forced optimism, this book explains how awareness and reflection naturally lead to clearer thinking and emotional balance. The book begins by showing how thoughts often operate on autopilot and how awareness is the first step toward change. Listeners learn how observing thoughts—rather than fighting them—creates space for emotional regulation and calmer responses.

Positive Thinking for Real Life focuses on a grounded, flexible form of optimism designed for everyday challenges. Instead of promoting forced happiness or unrealistic expectations, this book shows listeners how to stay hopeful while remaining honest about stress, doubt, and change. Positivity here is practical—it helps make real-life problems feel more manageable.

Everyday Positivity That Works presents a realistic and grounded approach to optimism—one that respects real-life challenges instead of pretending they don’t exist. Rather than pushing constant happiness, this book helps listeners develop a supportive outlook built on awareness, honesty, and emotional balance, making positivity feel achievable and sustainable. The book begins by showing how small mindset shifts can create meaningful change. By becoming aware of self-talk during stressful moments, listeners learn how to replace harsh inner criticism with calmer, more constructive thoughts.

Time Awareness That Works is a practical guide for anyone who wants to improve how they use their time without pressure, guilt, or rigid rules. Instead of focusing on fixing problems immediately, this book emphasizes awareness as the foundation of meaningful change. By learning to observe how time is actually spent, listeners gain clarity, self-control, and the confidence to make steady improvements that last. The book begins by helping listeners notice their daily routines, habits, and energy levels without judgment.

Calm Thinking, Clear Direction shows how mental clarity begins with slowing down. When thoughts race and pressure builds, decisions become harder and confidence fades. This book introduces a practical, grounded approach to calm thinking that helps listeners create space in their mind, reduce overwhelm, and move forward with greater certainty.

The Beginner’s Guide to Mental Resilience offers a clear and supportive introduction to handling setbacks, stress, and uncertainty with greater emotional strength. Written for those new to resilience work, this book explains that challenges are a normal part of life—and that resilience is not about avoiding difficulty, but learning how to respond with patience and self-trust. The book begins by redefining emotional strength as awareness rather than constant calm. Listeners learn how pausing, breathing, and acknowledging emotions can create space between stress and reaction.

Time Management Without Burnout is a practical guide for anyone who wants to stay productive without draining their energy or pushing themselves to exhaustion. This book reframes time management as a supportive skill—one that works with your energy and limits rather than against them. Instead of promoting hustle or overload, it focuses on creating routines that protect focus, well-being, and long-term consistency. The book begins by helping listeners understand why traditional time management often leads to stress and burnout.

Building a Steady, Positive Outlook offers a practical approach to maintaining perspective during everyday stress. Instead of treating stress as a failure, this book reframes it as a signal—one that can be understood and managed with awareness, patience, and clear thinking. Positivity here is steady and realistic, not forced or idealized. The book begins by explaining how perspective shapes emotional responses to daily pressures. By learning to pause, notice thoughts, and focus on what truly matters in the moment, listeners can reduce overwhelm and respond to stress one step at a time.