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The Power of Method: The Second Element of Success. Why do some people achieve extraordinary results while others struggle despite working just as hard? The difference is often not effort. It is method. Many people believe success comes from working harder. But effort without structure often leads to frustration, confusion, and slow progress. In The Power of Method, Joe Zhou and Song Zheng explore one of the most overlooked forces behind human achievement: the way we organize our actions. Method is not simply a technique or shortcut. It is the structure that transforms energy into progress.

Everyday Defense System: Combatives Foundations Inside you’ll find:>23 structured lessons with objectives and drills. Step-by-step visuals for key movements and escapes. Build the mindset and movements of a complete martial artist—one page, one lesson, one defense at a time.

The Wisdom of Choice. Every life is shaped by choice. But what is choice, really? The Wisdom of Choice explores the third element of success—the ability to choose direction. After energy (confidence) and method (structure), choice determines where everything leads. This book looks beyond simple decision-making. It reveals choice as a deeper process shaped by perception, understanding, and awareness.

The Energy of Confidence is the first book in The Three Elements of Success series—a structured exploration of what truly drives success: energy, method, and choice. This book focuses on the foundation: confidence—not as emotion, but as a form of internal energy that shapes how we perceive, decide, and act. The Energy of Confidence. What is confidence? Most people think of it as a feeling. This book reveals something deeper. Confidence is not emotion—it is energy. The Energy of Confidence explores how this internal energy shapes perception, decision-making, and action.

Set against the backdrop of San Diego, a first-generation millennial navigates the sweeping cultural and societal changes reshaping Southern California. "Fire" recounts the devastation wrought by the 2003 Cedar Fire. It explores its lasting impact on the rural Julian community, where skyrocketing insurance and local corruption have driven residents away. The narrative draws parallels to the LA Paradise Fire, questioning the security of investing in high-risk zones. As fire becomes big business, the community grapples with whether true recovery is possible.

Returning to Luma after being promised their records would be wiped clean had been a no-brainer for Harlow and company—especially when the only requirement for hub society reintegration was to meet with Sorceress Rhiannon at the Collective’s Tower to share intel about vampires, ferals, and Lachlan Shade’s potential master plan. Yet within minutes of crossing the veil, Rhiannon postpones their appointment due to a brewing faction war among the sorcerers.

In the last decade, a new kind of money has entered the global stage digital currencies powered not by banks or governments, but by technology. Among them, Bitcoin stands as the pioneer, the name almost everyone has heard even if they’re not sure what it really is. Alongside Bitcoin, thousands of other cryptocurrencies, often called “crypto coins” or “altcoins,” have emerged, each offering its own vision, purpose, and investment potential. The world of digital assets can feel confusing, especially for newcomers.

What happens when ambition outpaces money—but dignity refuses to collapse? The Broke Prince is a philosophical field guide for men navigating modern power without traditional leverage. It is not a book about getting rich quickly, hustling louder, or manifesting shortcuts. It is a study of posture, restraint, and inner sovereignty in an era that rewards spectacle over substance.

As a courtesy to US homeowners, and those similarly situated, the exclusive eight keys or steps to discovering the competence and reliability of contractors working in home improvement [remodelers are included] can be extremely useful towards greatly enhancing your awareness about subtle factors in relation to uncovering things about those working in home improvement which the average private home decision-maker can miss.

Unabridged CDs * 7 CDs, 8 hours The gripping, gritty story of a young womanâ€s plunge into the underbelly of Manhattanâ€s strip clubs—and how she got back out...

New York Times bestselling author Barbara Delinsky has written her most complex and emotionally rewarding novel yet: a story of two women, a generation apart, each of whose dream becomes bound with the other's. To her family, Natalie Seebring is a woman who prizes appearances: exquisitely...

Ever wondered what your dog dreams about? Or why they twitch, bark, or even snore in their sleep? Unlock the fascinating world of canine sleep with Dog Sleep Secrets, the ultimate guide for curious dog owners who want to better understand their furry friend’s night time behaviour.

He thought covering meant protection. He didn’t know it could become a prison. At twenty-six, Marcus Shepherd was chasing purpose, not power. Fresh out of Bible college, he believed serving the church meant serving God… until he was pulled into the inner circle of one of the most influential pastors in the country. Pastor David Emmanuel didn’t just lead a church. He built an empire. For fourteen days, Marcus had access to everything: Closed-door meetings. Unseen transactions. Conversations never meant to leave the room.

In Hijacked, authors Peter H. Calfee and J. Kevin Dolan make a powerful case that America stands at a critical crossroads—facing political dysfunction, educational decay, eroded values, and an alarming loss of civil discourse. Through six foundational pillars—Critical Thinking, Education, Religion and Values, History, Political Systems, and Economic System—they trace how our republic has been quietly undermined from within. This isn’t a partisan rant—it’s a call to reflection and action. What eternal truths have we abandoned?

Gemma Sinclair is coming undone. At first glance, she seems to have it all: a successful career as a therapist, a devoted husband, two young sons, and a beautiful home. But upon closer inspection, there are serious fractures rooted in professional demands, family stresses, and—most notably—the unexpected onset of postpartum depression.

Buried beneath Jerusalem’s ancient stones, a forbidden scroll is unearthed—its message powerful enough to shake the faith of believers and skeptics alike. A historian and a priest bound by prophecy follow a trail of symbols hidden within Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, uncovering secrets the Vatican has guarded for centuries. As prophecy and science collide, the final mystery of Eden begins to unfold. And when the veil lifts, two eternal forces will stand face to face—the Son of Man and the fallen one who defied Him.

An Air Mail Editors’ Pick Ten walks through idyllic scenery reveal rural Britain’s forgotten links to transatlantic slavery and colonialism—a “revelatory travelogue-cum-exposé” (Publishers Weekly, starred review) that will transform our understanding of the English countryside and its...

We often hear it said that the word “retirement” is not in the Bible (except for Numbers 8.23-26, but this was a very special case). It’s true, because we don’t retire from being Christians, and Jesus doesn’t put any age limit on His command to share the Gospel and make disciples (Matthew 28.18–20). There’s nothing wrong with capping years of service in a job or with a company and looking forward to spending more time with family and friends, and doing things we always wanted to do but didn’t have time for.

The Richard Nixon Stein remembers and lovingly describes has almost nothing to do with the Richard Nixon as portrayed in most media. In Stein’s view, Richard Nixon was a born peacemaker, a saint. Stein believes Nixon was tortured, abused, beat up by the Beautiful People, but through it all, above all, he was a peacemaker, a trait he inherited from his Quaker mother.

Saiden, a Blood-Cursed legionnaire—blessed by both the God of Life and Goddess of Death—is a paradox. Called both “death-bringer” and “world-ender,” she is surprisingly careful about taking lives and proving herself to be a monster. Torn between her loyalty to her queen and the need to protect her people, Saiden struggles to decide who she is going to be in a world that has already cast her aside.