Resultados Editorial "Audiobook Network" en Relaciones, crianza y desarrollo personal

In this raw and unflinching memoir, a son reveals the devastating cost of seeking validation from a father who offered only criticism. From childhood memories of constant belittlement to the catastrophic financial decisions of adulthood, this deeply personal account exposes how parental words shape not just our self-perception but our life choices. When the author invests his life savings in a pharmacy business partly to impress his emotionally distant father, he embarks on a journey that will cost him over a million dollars, his retirement fund, and nearly his marriage.

Has anyone ever asked, "How are you?" and you didn't know what to say? Sometimes, we say "fine" out of routine. When you are not fine, there are other options. Fine Is Not the Answer provides helpful tips on engaging with someone who you know is not fine. Learn to care for people you love in hard times. This book is not about overcoming adversity but sitting in it. Find responses that are genuine, authentic replies. You can make the best of any situation and trust that God's plan for you is to bring you out of the valley.

This book challenges the conventional view that success in marriage and relationships demands complex and arduous steps. The author reveals that achieving joyful marriages can be surprisingly simple by embracing five very simple yet often counterintuitive "Tiny Keys." By adopting these keys, individuals can unlock immediate and lasting enrichment in the quality of their relationships. The listener should look at these Tiny Keys in much the same way that they look at their health.

One of the greatest issues facing seniors today is an early decline of good health brought on by loneliness. Loneliness in retirement is not only dreary but deadly, for studies show that retired people tend to die 45% sooner if they have no one to talk to or go places with. This then is the basic motivation behind this book, to provide valuable tips and pointers to men and women over 60 to inspire them to attract love, friendship, and the companionship of a mate, thereby prolonging their lives.

After years of hearing and believing Christian friends when they said, "Where God guides, He provides," my wife and I, along with our seven young children, answered the call of God and moved to Turkey to begin a ministry there. Not long after arriving, that saying began to be challenged. After a few short years, I began wondering if God was anywhere to be found. Hardship after hardship along with financial despair plagued us. Our prayers seemed to go no higher than our lips, and letters to friends and churches for help went unanswered. Bitterness and resentment was the only thing I could feel.

I Survived: Living with the Trauma of a Dependent Parent takes the listener through the life experiences of Thomas Madigan as he grew up with an alcoholic father who struggled from alcohol abuse until his death. The trauma that he and his entire family experienced as a result of that dependency had a major impact on Tom's life. To this day, the personality traits built around that trauma continue to challenge him. Tom found success and a measure of release from the pain he experienced through counseling and support from mentors and, most specifically, through his wife, Sandee.

Inspired by the back-to-the-land movement of the 1960s and 1970s, Kat and Adam Kramer and their two young children left a conventional life in Minnesota to experience a simpler way of living, close to nature in the peaceful Northwoods of Wisconsin. They built a five-hundred-square-foot one-room house with limited plumbing, grew most of their food, raised chickens and rabbits, and learned to forage and prepare wild edible plants. Living in beautiful but isolated surroundings, Kat finds that the lack of a social life and Adam's growing moodiness are becoming almost unbearable.

Autism is a spectrum disorder with unique and varied experiences for each individual affected. Conversion to Jesus Christ and membership in His church are similarly diverse journeys. This book navigates this nuance by sharing the stories of thirty individuals with autism and their families' experiences with Jesus Christ in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

At its core, this book is a testament to perseverance, faith, and resilience. It chronicles the challenges of pursuing higher education as a thirty-year-old nontraditional student, wife, and mother, facing obstacles that could have easily derailed the journey. Through exhaustion, self-doubt, and uncertainty, I refused to give up, drawing strength from my faith and the unwavering support of my family. After multiple failed attempts, I made one final push to return to college, seeking readmission to Angelo State University following a previous suspension.

Unleashing The Power Within: A Journey of Self-Discovery. Through Poetry is a deeply personal, faith-filled collection for the moments that change you. The ones that shake you, stretch you, and slowly rebuild you. These pieces give voice to what often goes unspoken. The silent battles. The long nights. The strength it takes to keep going when everything feels heavy. Rooted in themes of healing, faith, and transformation, this collection gently guides you toward rediscovering your inner strength and purpose.

Leave Your Shoes And Ego At The Door…Now, In Humility, Cross The Threshold first pinpoints humility (Is it good or bad? Weak or strong? Required by God? A eulogy virtue or a resume virtue?) and then repositions and inserts this fading (or perhaps even lost) virtue in our fast-paced and secular world. This manuscript is intended for everyone-whether wavering in faith or feeling strong in it, whether seeking to strengthen personal belief or just feeling curious. It is for everyone interested into the possibility and existence of truth and eternal life!

Growing up in a broken home and raised in adverse circumstances, the author was seeking inspiration to try to escape a life of poverty and despair. Through great books and real-life examples, the author found inspiration and motivation in the great sayings and comments from past successful men and women. These sayings and comments, when taken to heart, have an amazing restorative and powerful impact on his life, especially when dealing with the tremendous adversity that most of us will encounter when we try to step out and do something special with our lives.

Almost 80 percent of Americans say they believe in God, with most religions teaching peace, love, and understanding; yet crime, lies, hate, racism, misogyny, discrimination, and violence all seem to be reaching pandemic proportions. Maybe we don't believe what we think we do.

This audiobook basically talks about many key leadership principles that are directly from the lessons I have learned as an individual, a leader, and an officer in the military. The goal is to inspire individuals no matter where you start in life, no matter where you are from, or no matter who you are! Success is always achievable, especially if you believe and have the courage to grow. I hope that this audiobook helps paint that picture and points out many of the key tools needed to become an effective leader.

Coming from a dysfunctional family, and then losing his best friend in combat, TJ had no hope for the future. He neither wanted nor needed any friends- the loss was too painful. His depression continued until he crossed paths with an unlikely canine, facing turmoil of its own. Would an improbable intersection of two lives make a difference for one or both?

Whether facing the problems of family illnesses such as kidney disease and a transplant in Chicago or a mother with early-onset Alzheimer's, this is a humorous look at how hard and wonderful life can be. It's told from the perspective of an older woman who has managed to retain her sense of humor, her love of family, and her faith. If you live long enough, you become a type of history book that may not be used at Harvard, but it will be recognizable to a generation of people still living today. This book takes place in a small northern town in Maine called Allagash.

You know how the best cooks add their own personal flair to their favorite recipes? If you can be in charge of your own meals, why couldn't you be in charge of your own mind? After a decade of treating clients in her private practice, Licensed Professional CounselorShannon Thornton developed a recipe for mental wellness that has provided healing and sustenance to anyone seeking to make their bodies a more positive space for their mind.

This book is not for the weakhearted. It has deep and profound content within it. It is for the open-minded and strong-willed fighting for what's right and true using a real, practical, and playful approach. If you are brave enough and ready to go, Esther invites you on this most profound journey. Be warned that results could be a successful and a more fulfilled life!

Why a book on emotional first aid for parents? Because being a little kid is tough! With maturing, little kids experience an overwhelming amount of failure and rejection. Parents can minimize little kids' emotional damage caused by learning new skills and forming new relationships using emotional first-aid techniques. The best news is that by using emotional first-aid strategies, little kids (and their parents) can avoid becoming angry.

Pain is something no human can avoid. It is important for us to understand that when we experience pain, there is always a purpose. Going through the pain can affect our lives in many ways. So what do we do when the pain arises? Your perspective matters. This book talks about pain and trauma from a spiritual and clinical perspective. My hope and prayer is that you can learn from the traumas I have faced. The good and the bad coping skills used are addressed. Choosing to work through pain and trauma is not only one of the most challenging choices we make, but it is also very rewarding.