Category: Non Fiction

Stop Hoping for Success

The idea of overnight success is one that many people dream of—but many of those that do will fail. This is because success is not generally something that happens to you—it is something that you must go out and make happen. Before you can even begin reaching your goals and moving toward success, you have to stop thinking that you can sit around, hope for the best and that someday, you will achieve some degree of success or happiness. Once you are ready to stop thinking that you can do noth... [Read More...]

Free: Shitolian

black and white drinking fountains COLORED or so the label would suggest and as i watch where the waters crest a clearness flows through me you see i really understood what these markers meant mines is not dark nor dense a reflection of my murky tint a constant projection of the contraptions they invent in an attempt to convince the masses that we are of separate classes sure you drink from a different spring called white but don’t you know that these fountains flow from the same pipes which e... [Read More...]

False Heroes: Held Hostage by Heritage

‘False Heroes: Held Hostage by Heritage’ is the true story of Diana, a survivor. It tells of her struggle to free herself from the bondage of her authoritative European heritage and her account of a war-ridden childhood. Her story compels the reader to examine issues from their own past. It asks the question, “Can we be held prisoners within our own souls?” This book is about reconciling the past with the present in one’s life. A liberating experience, it spans con... [Read More...]

Free: (Un)changing Education

I’ve heard it a thousand times before. Somethings wrong with education. But how do you fix something when you don’t know what is broken in the first place? The world is changing rapidly, while public education is seemingly lagging behind in an era increasingly reliant on innovation. Students feel unprepared to face the everyday challenges of life where personal competences far outweigh the traditional benefits of a classical education. Schools largely seem content to stick to traditional va... [Read More...]

Free: Protecting TROY: Breaking the Chain of Child Abuse

David Vogel has been working to improve the lives of children through the Public Education System for nearly twenty years. He lives in southwest Florida with his wife and co-author, Melora Vogel. They have raised three children together and they have recently become grandparents to Jameson Troy Pitts. ... [Read More...]

Seven Easy Actions You Can Take to Protect the Environment: Guide to lowering your carbon footprint

After reading this guide (not book), you’ll agree that we all can protect the environment. The goal is to share an easy approach to this matter, by focusing on some basic common sense actions, that we can take right now, without dramatically changing our way of life. $3.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: 523 Hard To Believe Facts

An educational and entertaining collection of unbelievable facts! Whether you’re interested in uncovering truths about animals, history, or popular culture, you’ll be sure to learn some fascinating trivia. Which was the first country to give citizenship to a robot? Is the dark side of the Moon always dark? What is the Sismo Detector? Discover the answers to these seemingly random questions and more! Also available as an audiobook!... [Read More...]