Positive Psychology 4 Kids is a DIY self-help book for children of all ages between grades 4 and 7. Positive Psychology 4 Kids takes a fun and comprehensive look at all the key scientific learnings of happiness through the 5 essential guiding principles of Positive Psychology: Positive Thinking, Enjoying Today, People, Plan, Your Strengths. The book explains in detail each of the principles of happiness, why they work on improving our moods and health and explains what practical steps kids...

Through the lens of high-stakes air traffic control, former controller turned corporate strategist Gary M Pearson reveals the secrets of creating lasting business value in today's complex marketplace.Drawing from heart-pounding stories of near misses in the control tower to multimillion-dollar corporate turnarounds, "The Accidental Strategist" introduces the ReSCUED framework - a practical, proven approach to discovering and executing winning strategies. This isn't another collecti...

Artificial Intelligence isn't a side project. It's the new playbook.Most AI initiatives stall in pilot purgatory, chasing cosmetic wins that don't move the needle. This book shows private equity leaders how to do it differently by building intelligent systems that scale, adapt, and create real enterprise value.Written by Mark Rogerson, a seasoned private equity Operating Partner and Portfolio Chair, and Gary Pearson, former CEO of a publicly listed tech company, startup fou...

Chicago - May 1955“Are you ready for this?”Detective Ian Harlow feels like he is, but the rest of the department doubt his mental state. However, when a spree of murders happen, with bodies being dumped on the side of the highway, the chief brings him in on the case.Detective Harlow must use all of his experience to break the pattern that’s emerging and bring the killer to justice. Has this case come too soon? Only time will tell, but time is something that Harlow d...

Chicago - November 1954.Detective Ian Harlow has spent the last three years trying to catch a serial killer that the press have labelled, 'The Rose Killer'.After eight months of nothing, a body turns up on the street with the usual calling card of a single-stemmed red rose. The case then takes a personal twist as the killer starts taunting the detective to try to catch him. A cat-and-mouse chase ensues between the detective and the killer, with bodies turning up more freque...

Over a period of 30 years, Ethel Pearson Levine wrote monthly articles for the Sunrise Lakes community in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Her articles embrace universal subjects from marriage and divorce to relationships, aging, and death. She took on subjects that affect us all. Within each article, there’s a message, an affirmation, for living a meaningful life. This book is a collection of selected articles from that monthly news booklet.