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The Saad Truth about Happiness: 8 Secrets for Leading the Good Life
by Gad Saad
In The Saad Truth about Happiness you'll learn the secrets to living the good life, including: - How to live the life you want--not necessarily the life expected of you - Why resilience is a key to happiness - Why your career needs to have a higher purpose than a paycheck - Why variety truly can be the spice of life - Why choosing the right spouse is so important - Why Aristotle had it right when he preached moderation - Why you should take a hint from your dog and realize that playfulness = happiness The Saad Truth about Happiness is as lively, stimulating, and captivating as its author, who has become a de facto global therapist to an ever-growing audience of hundreds of thousands of people. Read this book and you'll see why so many seek his counsel.
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| The Outward Path: The Wisdom of the Aztecs by Sebastian PurcellWhat if happiness is not the goal? Drawing on Aztec philosophy, this thought-provoking guide argues that a meaningful life begins with relationships and shared wisdom. Structured around lessons and exercises, it offers a refreshing alternative to Western individualism and is ideal for seekers of rooted, communal living. |
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The Promise of Heaven: 31 Reasons to Get Excited about Your Eternal Home
by David Jeremiah
If we are honest, the phrase on earth as it is in heaven seems more like a pipedream than a powerful prayer. In fact, when we think of heaven, we don't even know what to hope for or don't see how it impacts our day-to-day life. But what if the reality of heaven has the power to change everything in the here and now?
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| Ordinary Heroes of Racial Justice: A History of Christians in Action by Karen J. JohnsonUncover the untold stories of Christians who fought for equality in forgotten chapters of history. With a rich narrative and rigorous research, this book reveals how faith sparked activism -- and equips readers with ideas to advance justice now. This powerful work blends historical insight with present-day relevance. |
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