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Homegrown CEO: A Mother's Blueprint to Cultivating Leadership in Your Child is a personal and inspiring account of one mother's journey in raising a child who grew up to become a CEO of a Fortune 500 company. The author, Neha M., shares valuable insights, lessons, and strategies from her unique experience, offering a comprehensive guide for parents looking to nurture leadership qualities in their children. This book is not about molding your child into a CEO. It's about recognizing the inherent leadership potential in them and providing the right environment, tools, and values.

Amy yearns for a life away from Chicago where she tends to her younger siblings all day. Carl, a rancher in Colorado, seems the answer to her prayers, and she does not hesitate when he proposes marriage.

Forty-year-old Katie’s overprotective aunts have recently passed away, leaving Katie their fortune and mansion located in Harbor Inn, Maine. Trying to become involved in the community, Katie opens the mansion as a thrift store to support the local animal shelter.

Raising a Resilient Family is a book about solutions. It is about helping families move through the challenging struggles of this current culture while teaching awareness around sometimes invisible obstacles.

Are you an abuse survivor looking for guidance on healing from trauma? Would you like to empower yourself with simple, practical, and effective ways to handle the emotional pain, negativities, and impact that the abuse has had on your life? If you’ve been looking for a book that will teach you how to become resilient and develop self-love and self-compassion, then look no further, you’ve found the perfect book!

Stranded. Emily could no longer see the road ahead. Willing herself not to cry, she stopped the car and put it in park, leaving the engine running. Ragged breaths competed with the sound of wind pelting the vehicle with icy particles. Already, her windshield was covered, blocking out the snow-covered landscape and entombing her within the claustrophobic confines of the car. Surely, God had not brought her this far to leave her trapped in the middle of nowhere. Had she mistaken His voice for her own?