Personal Grow

Are you holding yourself back from achieving your goals because of a lack of productivity? Do you feel you are capable of so much more but just don’t know how to get there? Are you disheartened or frustrated when watching others make it to the places they want, while you can’t seem to get organized, focused, or driven? If every day leaves you feeling exhausted and constantly in a rush with very little to show for your efforts at the end, there is a good chance that you are not being as productive as you could be.

Whilst choosing partners that share your values and interests is voted on and recommended by relationship experts for couples, Jess Devi believe that this model often restricts you within your conforms, as you have little or no opportunities to question and challenge your own beliefs, since you are sharing intimacy with a partner that has similar interest to yours.

Imagine an environment where you have unlimited access to capital, time, talent, visibility, and support. It's closer than you think, and Rob Coats can show you how to take advantage of it. Founder and president of 80/20 Networking and Connect Your Life, LLC, Rob Coats has created his own fame and fortune by teaching others how to not only meet people that can advance their life but how to connect with these people in a more fulfilling and meaningful way.

To succeed in business today, you must be strong, smart, competitive, resilient, tenacious, and fearless. If you want to be heard at work, you must speak up. If you want to drive change, you need an action plan. If you want to keep your job in an increasingly competitive world, you must show on a daily basis how you add value to your company. In short, if you want to succeed, you need good, old-fashioned backbone.

This book intends to make a difference in the fitness industry. It equips you with tools to address the biggest threat to your personal training career - that is money. Not earning enough money has forced other trainers to quit. It causes burnout and stress. Even the most educated and talented trainers can find themselves struggling financially...it can happen to you too. This book is about your income and financial literacy. Many economic forces influence income. Taxes, inflation, and missed opportunities are a few of the invisible thieves that take your money.

If you are one of the 91 out of 100 people in North America who are afraid that they will outlive their retirement savings, tune in to discover how we are living longer than ever, yet we are retiring earlier than ever, and this newfound longevity is not being factored into our retirement planning. In this simple 6-step guide, Paxton S. Finnegan will join you to explore solutions and strategies which can grow investments, transform retirements, and keep the taxman at bay.

HGTV cofounder Susan Packard launches the next chapter in emotional intelligence (EQ) and shows you how to increase your personal satisfaction and productivity - in work and life - via her three-step path toward EQ Fitness.

Jason Kirsch has good news and bad news. The bad news is that the 2008 financial crisis dealt a severe blow not just to our economy, but also to the financial health and readiness of many Americans. Nest eggs and home values plummeted in value. Millennials just starting out entered the tightest job market in years. The economy has since recovered, but not as robustly as we would all like. The good news is that young investors, millennials especially, are in a terrific position to be smart and savvy investors.

In this book, the author really takes you into the details of the relationship between the mind, body, and soul, and mostly how they relate to the subtle energies that surround them. Fixated on the body, most of us always like to believe there's nothing else there. In this book, you're going to learn how you and I are much more than we could ever imagine. Most of the concepts of the book may appear to be familiar to you in some way because they just gonna remind you of your true potential, who you truly are.

Live Well, Grow Wealth is Personal Finance 101, a commonsense guide to shrinking your financial footprint. Sharon Marchisello compares managing your financial life to reaching and maintaining a healthy weight, and in 10 easy-to-follow steps, she shows ordinary people how to build wealth by living within their means without compromising their values.

Two noted relationship experts Wally Goddard and James Marshall offer down-to-earth advice for any couple who wants to strengthen their marriage and make it last a lifetime. In this important book the authors outline their six-step program - commit, grow, nurture, understand, solve, and serve - that has proven to be effective.

In a world filled with uncertainties, tough judgment calls, and unclear business documents and financial statements, many small business owners struggle with growing their company. In Joey Brannon’s Grow with Purpose: Building a Mission-Driven Business, he draws upon his experience as a CPA and business consultant to share notable case studies of real clients with real problems to help you learn from their triumphs and mistakes.

Looking to know about your personality type? The ancient Enneagram symbol has become one of the most common self-understanding structures of today, focused on nine distinct types of personality. Now, two of the leading Enneagram authorities in the world are introducing a powerful new way of using the Enneagram as a tool for personal transformation and development. Whatever your spiritual background, the Enneagram shows how you can overcome your inner barriers, make your unique gifts and strengths come true, and discover your deepest life direction.

In this informative and comprehensive audiobook, Clark Kendall, CEO and founder of investment management firm Kendall Capital, shows you how to secure your financial future with the ins and outs of short- and long-term saving, spending, and investing. Living well in the years up to retirement and beyond depends on your financial preparedness. Let Middle-Class Millionaire help get you there.

Guided self-help through Dr. Bonnie's process for healing deeply held emotional pain and finding the courage to live authentically.

Through Ho'oponopono, an ancient Hawaiian art of problem solving, we learn that life can be easy. The sooner we realize we are the ones making it difficult and we learn how to get out of our own way, the better. The Easiest Way to Grow contains simple messages for all the little children, for the little children in the hearts of the big children out there, for the adults with little kids in their lives, and for the inner child who lives in our subconscious mind.

Invest and Grow Rich is a factually-based personal finance “boot camp” that offers easy-to-follow concepts that will appeal to those seeking approachable solutions to managing budgets and assets. All concepts are explained with the example of rental-property investing, but the same thinking can be used for any kind of investment or business. It’s “Money Mastery for the Middle Class.”

Deanna Rossi wrote No Justificuses via talk-to-text while in a dark room recovering from an occipital stroke at 43-years-old that left her partially blind. Her infectious "No Justificuses" mentality encourages listeners to overcome their own adversities. Personal stories, anecdotes, and Deanna’s no-nonsense approach to life, parenting, business, and relationships are as refreshing as they are entertaining.

How do I attract new clients and retain existing ones? This is the central question when marketing any product, service, or idea. This book helps you discover the 'hook' that makes what you are offering irresistible, the words that resonate, the stories that sell to your ideal customers over and over again so you can develop evergreen marketing collateral and stay top-of-mind with the passing parade of prospects and clients and keep increasing your profits.

Have you ever wondered why Bill Gates has pledged 95 percent and Warren Buffet has pledged 99 percent of their wealth away to charity? Have you also wondered why Bill Gates continues to be one of the richest men in the world after having donated over $38 billion to his charitable foundation? His wealth continues to grow at an ever-increasing pace even as he donates. Is there a correlation between giving money to charity and becoming richer? Can we apply the same principles to increase our net worth?