Find Your Fire At Forty
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Find Your Fire at Forty
Author: Heather H. O'Neill
language: en
Publisher: Morgan James Publishing
Release Date: 2011-04-01
Find Your Fire at Forty is an innovative combination of creative non-fiction and how-to. The story of "Find Your Fire at Forty" is a poignant look at five flawed characters lives. They end up trapped together in a coffee shop with an unlikely life coach who takes them through the process of self discovery. They each walk away with a powerful lesson of transformation that will enable them to find their passion and live more successful, joyful lives. The bonus how-to section of "Find Your Fire at Forty" provides a breakdown of the five step process upon which the story is based. Step one shows you how to release your fear and take control of your life. Step two helps you understand your strengths and find your unique talent. Step three provides compassionate practices that help you improve your relationships as you navigate your transition. Step four presents a simple, sensible process to achieve your goals by taking action. And Step five uses your newfound passion, talent, and skills to contribute to others. "Find Your Fire at Forty" demonstrates and inspires people to take their lives to the next level and love the life they live.
The Brink
Author: Mark Hunter
language: en
Publisher: Morgan James Publishing
Release Date: 2014-10-15
“The author lays bare his own triumphs and failures while breaking down that elusive edge that turns great leaders into influencers.” —Brad Szollose, award-winning author of Liquid Leadership The Brink is a method for generating leadership in an individual leader and on a team. It is based on the simple assertion that leadership is created in the face of some great challenge or obstacle to overcome, rather than in a vacuum or in comfortable places with no adversity. The Brink model uses climbing a mountain as an analogy throughout for creating that big challenge or goal, and then demonstrates how to create a team to climb it with and outlines the way to create leadership in everyone involved in the process. This metaphor transfers to virtually any leadership position one holds and is organized into a clear list of ingredients essential to leadership. “As an adventurer, I resonated with the climbing stories and analogies in The Brink. However, the concepts and strategies are valid and powerful for anyone looking to improve as a leader in business and life. A great read!” —Heather Hansen O’Neill, author of Find Your Fire at Forty
Upshur’S Dilemma
Billy Upshur had always been a man of reason, able to think out any problem that might arise and handle it objectively. It was his nature if it involved family. If it did not have to do with family, it could most generally be solved with a gun in one way or another. But the one he had on returning home with his family and friends, could not be solved with tact, or with his gun. The one he had now, was one he was trying desperately to push to the back of his mind, hopefully, even to forget. But it was hard, because Jaclyn Garnette was a woman he would remember for as long as he lived. He would never hurt Connie, that was unthinkable, his love for her was never ending, and just the thought of leaving his beloved family for another woman was devastating to even think about. It would never happen, he knew this, but it was hard to look at Connie with Jaclyn on his mind, thats why he spent a great many late afternoons at the corral grooming the little Roan mustang, and the big black Jim Stockwell had given him. After several months, he did manage to push Jaclyn aside, or so he thought. Because as the old saying goes, when it rains, it pours! As fate was bound to have it, they were all sitting down to supper late one afternoon when Rodney brought news of a heartbreaking event, one that almost broke his heart, one that would throw him back into the role of gunfighter, and manhunter. Jaclyns Foreman had been murdered, and she herself seriously wounded, and fighting for her life. To Billy Upshur, they both were considered family, and without saying, when family was wronged, as was his way, he would see about it! Only this time, Connie insisted on going back with him, because Jaclyn was the woman that saved his life, and she was bent on being there for her as well. It also meant that Rodney, and his wife were to go with him also, and he dared not refuse any of them. Something was definitely wrong in Decatur, Texas, and he had been summoned by Jaclyns friends to make it right again, and if it was the last thing he ever did, he would see about it!