Caleb Rodgers

With our stressful pace of life and the plethora of illnesses, it’s no wonder more people are suffering from chronic and acute illnesses that could otherwise be prevented. Lack of energy and vitality due to stress keeps many of us from living a full and satisfying life.

This audiobook is a three-in-one collection of Cornell Archaeology Professor Rob Johnson in the archaeological mystery thrillers Inca's Death Cave, Mongolia and the Golden Eagle, and The Zulu Curse. Adventure, archaeology, technology, and mystery mix to form a breathtaking action-packed tale.

Are you one of those people who think preppers are foolish, wasting their time, or panicking over nothing? Or, are you starting to take it seriously? The world is falling apart, bit by bit. Be it a human-made or natural disasters, things are getting worse, and everyone needs to be prepared for the day when the SHTF (shit hits the fan). It isn’t just weather and wars; with one financial crash after another, there is every chance that disaster could strike at any time.

While in school, we learn stuff we probably don't use today. However, language is essential to almost every aspect of the human condition. How do you expand your business beyond your continent for more sales? How are you going to express your love for that the beautiful Lolita that just walked past? How do you get directions to a bullfight viewing at Las Ventas? With the knowledge of language, that's how. This book contains a lexicon of some of the most used words in everyday Spanish conversation.

A young woman is widowed at a young age because her husband was killed during the first world war. Not having any other family or friends to speak of, she has decided to hire herself out as a companion to older women. Basically a glorified secretary or personal assistant. When on a trip to the French Riviera with her employer, she comes in contact with a dark and mysterious widower, a former military officer, by the name of Septimus Creed, who is very rich and all of the rich older ladies want to nab him. But he comes to only have eyes for her.

Are you struggling to find focus in a world full of distractions? Fed up with leaving projects unfinished, to-do lists unchecked, deadlines unmet, and goals unachieved? We all know the feeling: the frustration of staying focused, feeling overwhelmed with a mountain of tasks, and yet zero concentration to actually get things done. But what if you could learn how to tap into unparalleled productivity and take charge of your time to redefine success, eliminate stress, and simplify your life?

For a long time, you left your emotions at the door. It was a trend that meant that thinking and feeling were totally dissociated, without any connection. However, this trend is reversing more and more, and your emotional intelligence is now considered a real skill to develop. But why is this “EQ” an asset? Feelings and emotions are a real asset in our relationships with each other, and can also provide a huge boost for our success at work.

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to have an easier time getting their lives together than you? What is it that allows a person to succeed in reaching their potential, while others flounder? Whether you have been in the game of self-development and growth for some time now, or you are in the beginning stages of personal mastery, you won’t want to miss this empowering guide from Daniel Walter. In Take Back Your Day, you can discover the abundant power you have to move forward and reach all of your personal goals.

If you have ever felt affected by the emotions of those around you or overwhelmed by your sensitivities to feelings and emotions in general, you are not alone. Individuals with these emotional sensitivities are known as HSP (highly sensitive people), which is not to be confused with an empath. Although the terms HSP and empath are often linked together, they are actually not the same thing.

Born into a family of great wealth, she has never wanted for anything...except for a man who truly understood her. Her parents, constantly exasperated by her inability to find a husband, have just about given up hope. They think her irresponsible and childish, but she thinks they all have missed the point entirely. When another suitor decides that he doesn’t want to marry her, Victoria decides to take matters into her own hands. Finding an advertisement in the Matrimonial Times for a rancher in Oklahoma who is looking for a bride, she decides to write to him.