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Speak, Coach, Train! joins a tradition of inspirational and training books about finding one’s voice, recalling life lessons learned, and indulging in their marvelous outcomes. Are you struggling with speaking in public? Have trouble knowing how to introduce yourself at networking events, or a fear of standing in frightened by speaking in front of large audiences? This book is for you! You will also discover what drives you, what you're truly passionate about, and why working in your purpose helps you enjoy your life to the fullest.

There are many situations where you feel that you are in depression. But have you wondered about it? Have you thought that is it really depression or something else? Life happens, but sometimes it can be worst than what we could expect. This audiobook will take you through examples and journey through a world where you could find out whether you are really in depression. You would question me with this "what if you are really in depression?", and my answer would be simple.

Before moving to the States, Aliette enjoyed an idyllic childhood in the Bahamas. But life changed abruptly when she became pregnant at 12 and married at 13. Written off as a teenage mom and high school dropout, Aliette made a discovery that would change her life again: faith. With God - along with the power of prayer - Aliette surmounted obstacles that would have imprisoned her in poverty and ignorance. She worked hard for an education, ultimately building a successful career in medicine.

This audiobook will give you methods and techniques for creating hits and views online, and it will also show you multiple ways to get your content to be seen on television!

Who says a coming-of-age saga can’t extend well into your 30s? In these 12 humor-laced personal essays, Kadzi Mutizwa (a Midwestern New Yorker) reflects on her trajectory as a high(ish)-functioning outlier. Themes taken up include mounting self-awareness, facing your foibles and failures, not giving up while becoming more measured about giving in, sucking at yoga, and gradually rising into your full authenticity. All this from a woman who, among other things, refuses to wear makeup. Living of Natural Causes is about recognizing how complex each of us are and should be.