Clutter, both mental and physical, can eat away our productivity and our time. Clutter demands your attention. Instead of focusing on a task at hand, you might find yourself weighed down with feelings of guilt about your home not looking the way it should be. There are also times in our lives when we get really burnt out and everything overwhelms us. We feel disorganized, we become forgetful, and we can't keep up with our work. We may miss deadlines, work longer hours, and lose important s...

Did you break out into a cold sweat the last time somebody dropped by unexpectedly?Do you constantly lose things at home?Does it take longer time to find things you were looking for?Do you have a small space but too many stuff?Do you spend a long time cleaning all the stuff in your house?Can you access all areas of your house without any hassle?Do any of these ring true for you?

Procrastination is a big daily problem for many or most of us. It is the feeling that you know you should do something but you don't do it. You know you should go to the gym, but you stay at home and watch TV. You know that it's time to do the homework, but you went online and check Facebook. You know you should make a business plan today, but you decide to do it tomorrow.These constant distractions in our life makes our focus very difficult to maintain. Distraction from work, home...

Statistics shows that 81% of people want to write their own book someday. Sadly, not everybody was able to fulfill that lifelong dream. Are you one of them? Do you want to write a book but don't know where to start? Have you been trying to get serious about writing your book, but can't seem to make a regular writing habit? Do you keep putting off writing in favor of pretty much anything that fascinates you?I guess the bigger question is… why we fail to write a book we alwa...

Dominic Drive is the coming-of-age story of Charlie Williams, a young man who has a difficult childhood but who remains optimistic and hopeful, told through the eyes of another young man who becomes as close as a brother to him. Set in the late 1950s and early 1960s, it captures life in a post-WWII community.

Many people enjoy Lakeview Park, and each one has a unique story. Between the pages, you’ll meet:Clarence, who thinks he might have found a winning lottery ticketKuniko, a grandmother and widow who discovers that friendship can bloom anywhereWayne, a former guitarist who rediscovers the joy of musicJenny, a mother whose husband is serving in AfghanistanCarol, whose journalistic assignment teaches her more than she expectsShirley, who discovers tha...

“Wake up, Matt, wake up,” an insistent voice repeats in my head. From that moment, Matt McGregor’s life will never be the same. Upon awaking from cold sleep, Matt, co-captain of the space freighter, HC7 McGregor-15, discovers the ship has been abandoned and life support is failing. Once he gets the systems started, he finds out his brother and co-captain, Mike, has been captured by space pirates. Matt immediately sets out to rescue Mike, aided by the disembodied voices. He is reluctantly p...

“My radio audience filled with caregivers from all walks of life will treasure each page.”–Joel Markel, host of Preferred Company, President and Founder of Preferred Home Health Care & Nursing Services“What a delightful, comprehensive guide, reminding us all about the critical importance of self-care. The authors invite us to rethink — perhaps redefine — the concept of caregiver, transforming it into ‘caresharer.’ Take some time with this book, practicing its preci...

Sheila K. Collins is no stranger to grief. After the loss of two of her children, Sheila felt disconnected from the support she needed, living in a society that makes us feel like we can't speak openly or honestly about the one thing we will all become acquainted with: grief.The Art of Grieving challenges conventional attitudes towards grieving. Part memoir, part grief handbook and guide, Sheila draws on a lifetime of experience as a dancer, social work professor, and ther...

What if a retired NYPD officer is asked to investigate a mysterious death at the National Authors Conference where various attendees offer their theories and suspicions?Murder...They Wrote answers this question as Agapé Jones, retired NYPD detective, tries to determine the truth surrounding the death of Robert Dyer, noted poet and critic. Confusing and confounding him are Robert's award-winning romance novelist ex-girlfriend, current young girlfriend, ex-wife, recently discovered il...

“Wake up, Matt, wake up,” an insistent voice repeats in my head. From that moment, Matt McGregor’s life will never be the same. Upon awaking from cold sleep, Matt, co-captain of the space freighter, HC7 McGregor-15, discovers the ship has been abandoned and life support is failing. Once he gets the systems started, he finds out his brother and co-captain, Mike, has been captured by space pirates. Matt immediately sets out to rescue Mike, aided by the disembodied voices. He is reluctantly p...

Murder, mystery and magic in Jazz Age Prohibition Chicago. Part Indiana Jones, part Agatha Christie, Zeppelin Murders starts with a battered body on the promenade along the Chicago River and all the clues lead to the maiden voyage of the dirigible, The Chicago, bound for New York, London and Berlin. Stolen occult artifacts, gangsters, agents of foreign powers & a missing motion pictures vamp all complicate the lives of our detectives- a psychic mystery novelist and an intrepid female repor...