“Who Says You Can't Heal?" explores the profound process of developing the passion to heal and thrive after the harrowing experience of sexual assault. It aims to empower survivors and inspire resilience.

Healing is possible. Thriving is within reach. And your story, no matter where you are in it, is far from over. Let this book remind you of one unshakable truth: You are not broken, and you are capable of more than you ever imagined.

 

Leadership is a curious topic. It is most noted in its absence and most measured by its need. Leadership requires opportunity. Leadership is driven by the situation; what worked in one situation may be disastrous in another. It requires skills to be able to direct the challenge at hand. Leadership is both an art and a science. It is theoretical and applied, cultural and contextual. Most importantly, leadership is about accomplishment and results. Let's face it; talking about leadership is tough and, in many ways, counter-intuitive. Many people want to be leaders and some people prefer to follow a leader; but followers want to follow not just any leader, they want to follow a great leader. Bu...

We make deliberate plans every day—whether in business, sports, games, relationships, politics, military conflicts, peace talks, or personal disputes. Mastering Strategy distills twelve years of research, interviews, and analysis into a comprehensive guide on effective planning and execution. It concisely outlines the most critical elements of high-level decision-making and presents over 300 real-world examples of broad and specific applications. This book is an essential resource for anyone looking to sharpen their thinking and improve their ability to navigate complex challenges. Readers will gain insights into vision, decision-making, management, competitive positioning, long-term plann...

Are you worried about where our country is headed?Does it feel like the principles that once held us together—truth, liberty, responsibility—are slipping away?For Honest Citizens Only is a clarion call for those who still care. It helps readers cut through the noise, spin, and carefully crafted distractions to understand how power really works, what’s gone wrong, and what honest citizens can still do to make a difference.Charles Patton speaks plainly and urgently, exposing how truth gets buried, how systems get rigged, and why decent people are left disoriented, discouraged, or silenced. With clarity and conviction, he connects the dots and reframes today’s chaos around what truly ma...

You don’t need to be rich—you need to be free.Sick of finance books written by millionaires telling you to grind harder, save every penny, or invest like you already have a trust fund? Financial Independence: Your Way is a raw, no-fluff guide for real people dealing with real limits—debt, burnout, low income, or just the feeling that something isn’t working.Written by someone who rebuilt from zero without gurus or gimmicks, this book delivers a practical blueprint for cutting expenses, killing debt, investing wisely (even in small amounts), and building side income—even if you’re broke, tired, or starting late.Inside, you’ll learn:How to slash costs without slashing joyThe...

The book begins at 3 a.m near Marina Del Rey. I was found unconscious at the wheel of my1973 Volkswagen bus. Rocky had met Network on the Twentieth Century Fox lot where fear propelled me into that bus past the Darth Vader greeter at the gateI began work as a driver at the Fox studio in the fall of 1977. Bad times seemed behind me, PR jobs, house disappeared in New York. Wife and daughter left after film school. I was 31, full of hope with a screenplay in hand. I just wanted to eat free food on sets and maybe date a lovely extra. They offered me two jobs. One with a dangerous old alcoholic on his last legs gassing executives cars and the other a set up for embezzlement under my signature.Ins...

Lynne Podrat's poignant memoir "Listen To Me" shares her deeply personal journey as the devoted guardian of her Down syndrome brother Bruce. With raw honesty and heart, Lynne navigates the challenges and joys of caring for Bruce over decades, from his birth in 1973 through his battle with advanced pancreatic cancer in the 1990s. This beautifully written book intimately explores the complex world of disabilities through Lynne's eyes. It delves into the lack of institutional support, societal stigma, and constant caregiving pressures families face. Yet Lynne's unwavering love and advocacy for Bruce shines through, even during his dialysis treatments and cancer treatments. Full of warmth and wi...