The "groundbreaking" psychologist delivers an in-depth study on how to find and foster authentic motivation in employees, children, athletes, and yourself ( The New York Times ).The person who chases every weight-loss trend without losing a pound. The successful businessman whose personal relationships fail. The student who aces a test but doesn't retain any knowledge. These are everyday scenarios that point to the wrong k...

Advance praise for Heart of the Storm"Col. Ed Fleming tells a story of true heroism about the constant dangers faced by the pilots and crews who fly the most versatile-and vulnerable-aircraft in the skies today."-John Glenn, former U.S. senator, astronaut, and bestselling author of John Glenn: A Memoir"To risk your life to save a stranger is the highest mark of a human being. Ed Fleming is such a man, and this book is a great read."-Dr. Jerri Nielsen, author of the #1 New Y...

Take a journey through Arkansas' forgotten past and find the colorful characters, unusual stories and strange occurrences left out of conventional history books. Authors Edward and Karen Underwood weave fact and fun in this offbeat, gripping and little-known history of the Natural State. Discover the Tantrabobus monster rumored to lurk in the hills of the Ozarks, meet the imposters who faked the state's first history museum and learn the story behind Arkansas' lost amusement park, Dogpatch...

Experience the remarkable, insightful power of Edward L. Bernays with this unforgettable book.

Twenty-first-century Christians in the West crave comfort, affluence, freedom from pain, and even power. However, the story of global Christianity--from Christ, the early church, right up to the present day--has been shaped by suffering and even martyrdom. In this short book Edward Smither explores martyrdom both biblically and historically. He defends three claims: in martyrdom we verbally bear witness to Christ, we raise a prophetic voice, and we worship. Christians today, argues Smither...

This is the true history of a man named John Chisholm Smyles. He was a surveyor and recorder. As a young man, he ventures out and settles in the town of DeWitt in the frontier state of Iowa. He marries the girl of his dreams. Then John works his way out west to Nevada Territory, in 1862. John becomes a respected citizen in the prominent town of Reno, Nevada. This story tells about the life John lived and the legacy he left behind as a surveyor. You will read about the hardships of the mini...

Edward Bernays was a member of this massive Jesuit machine. His uncle, Sigmund Freud, was a master Jesuit manipulator who influenced Bernays in countless ways. Freud was thought to have brought out and fully developed the narcissist in Bernays, who was known to all as a "braggart."After the success of his first book, Crystallizing Public Opinion, in 1923, Bernays furthered his research on manipulating members of our herd society. The work culminated in his second book,

A revolutionary work on public relations and marketing by the provocative thinker who was dubbed the father of public relationsFew books have been as quietly powerful as Edward L. Bernays's Crystallizing Public Opinion. First published in 1923, it is a groundbreaking and, as history has shown, influential guide to the most crucial principles of mass persuasion. Aimed at governments and corporations in the wake of World War I, this classic work combines crow...

The story follows the adventures of Deadwood Dick, a charismatic and skilled gunslinger who roams the Wild West, particularly the Black Hills region. Deadwood Dick is portrayed as a heroic figure, known for his sharpshooting abilities, daring escapades, and sense of justice. In this particular installment, he confronts the mysterious Black Rider, a notorious outlaw terrorizing the region.Edward L. Wheeler was a prolific writer of dime novels, and his works often featured colorful character...

Edward L. Beach Sr., himself a graduate of the Naval Academy, drew on his firsthand knowledge and experiences to create a realistic portrayal of life at Annapolis during the early 20th century. The novel delves into the rigorous training, camaraderie among midshipmen, academic pursuits, and the discipline required to succeed at the Academy.As a coming-of-age story, "An Annapolis First Classman" follows the protagonist's journey of personal growth, self-discovery, and the pursuit of excelle...

HE ARCTIC EXPEDITION of 1875 left England on 29th May, crossed the Atlantic to Davis Straits in a succession of storms, and entered the Arctic regions on 4th July. It sailed with orders to "attain the highest northern latitude, and, if possible, reach the Pole." In old times, when voyages were longer than in these days of steam, a nautical frolic on crossing "the Line" helped to break the monotony of many a tedious passage. This time-honoured custom is slowly becoming a thing of the past. ...

"Riding and Driving" by Edward L. Anderson and Price Collier is a comprehensive guide that explores the art and science of equestrianism and driving. The book delves into various techniques and methodologies for riding horses and handling carriages, making it an essential read for both novice and experienced equestrians. Anderson's expertise shines through as he shares insights on horse behavior, training methods, and the importance of building a strong bond between horse and rider. The en...