Have you ever felt left behind? Like you've made too many mistakes, waited too long, or missed your window? You haven't missed it. You're standing at it. You don't rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your standards. Step Zero is where your turning point begins. This book is not built on theory. It's built on experience—earned over decades of leading, learning, failing, adjusting, and executing. In environments where performance matters, accountability is visible, and ...

The timeless and practical advice in The Magic of Thinking Big clearly demonstrates how you can:Sell moreManage betterLead fearlesslyEarn moreEnjoy a happier, more fulfilling lifeWith applicable and easy-to-implement insights, you’ll discover:Why believing you can succeed is essentialHow to quit making excusesThe means to overcoming fear and finding confidenceHow to develop and ...

The cover-up runs deeper than the crime in this high-stakes Big Law thriller-perfect for readers of John Grisham and Scott Turow.When a Big Law litigator becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind the shocking death of a young colleague, his search for answers draws him into a sinister maze of corporate corruption, political intrigue, and high-stakes legal deception.Joe Sargenti, a 61-year-old litigator at the elite New York firm King & Ransom, is counting down the f...

The Self-Liberation of Parson Sykes is a trilogy that profiles Private Parson Sykes' evolution from enslavement in Southampton County, Virginia, followed by his enlistment into the Union Army, and culminating with his emancipation and return to the county. The first novel in the trilogy, subtitled Enslavement in Southampton County, Virginia, takes place in 1864 near the end of the American Civil War on the slave-holding Jacob Williams' middle class family farm in Southampton County Virgini...

You are not imagining it.Spiritual decline and institutional compromise rarely arrive with open rebellion or dramatic scandal. They operate through an invisible grid-a quiet, ambient pressure of administrative routine, digital noise, and soft compromises that condition entire communities to forget what they have just seen.In The Architecture of Amnesia, author David J. Petrin provides a sober, piercing diagnostic guide to the mechanics of modern cu...

When Almighty God issues a call, human administrative systems cannot silence the message. In The Silence of the Shepherds, author David J. Petrin delivers an unvarnished spiritual memoir and a compelling historical record of a divine mandate. Tracing a path from worldly distractions to radical renunciation, vivid Eucharistic visions, and the controversial confiscation of a consecrated Pyx, this work exposes a deep institutional paradox.When formal canonical notices and urg...

Bloodlines & Backroads is a post-apocalyptic survival series set in the backroads of southeastern Kentucky. After a deadly outbreak tears their family apart, brothers Luke and Nate Flynn fight through a world where the infected are only one threat. With every mile, they must decide whom to trust, how far they'll go to protect the people they love, and whether there's still a place worth calling home.

Ignorance always wins. Might as well run with it!Charlie Witt wasted his life suffocating in the shadow of his older brother, the only person immune to Michael's secret—an unconscious, weaponized aura of profound stupidity known as the dim. Anyone who wandered too close to Michael instantly lost their train of thought, forgot basic facts, and made catastrophic life choices even worse than mullet extensions.When Charlie's lingering bitterness accide...

Most CEOs do not become CEOs because they are experts in procurement and supply chain management. They do not need to be. But they do need to understand how these functions influence cost, risk, resilience, growth, and long-term business performance. The reality is simple: most enterprise value and risk live outside a company's four walls. Procurement and supply chain decisions influence 50-70% of enterprise costs, shape relationships with critical suppliers, impact operational performance...

Ignorance always wins. Might as well run with it!Charlie Witt wasted his life suffocating in the shadow of his older brother, the only person immune to Michael's secret-an unconscious, weaponized aura of profound stupidity known as the dim. Anyone who wandered too close to Michael instantly lost their train of thought, forgot basic facts, and made catastrophic life choices even worse than mullet extensions.When Charlie's lingering bitterness accide...

“A singularly—thrillingly—persuasive chronicle of globalization’s spectacular rise and fall.” ―Evan Osnos, National Book Award–winning author of Age of AmbitionThe triumphant globalization that began in the 1990s has given way to a world riven by conflict, populism, and economic nationalism. In The World’s Worst Bet, David J. Lynch offers a trenchant, fast-paced narrative of the rise and fall of the greatest engine of prosperity t...

They took everything from Jake. But they couldn’t break his will.What began as the greatest night of his life ended in blood-soaked tragedy. His wife murdered hours after they said, “I do.” With a police investigation sabotaged from the beginning, Jake and his brother, outgunned and outmatched, take justice into their own hands to hunt down his wife’s killer.Up against money, power, and Texas-style corruption, Jake earns a fast-pass to a death sentence at t...