Self-Help

Pam Sowder needed to bring in extra money for her family but struggled to find a solution that would give her the flexibility that she needed to continue to be an active and present mother. Once she discovered the industry of direct sales, her life changed! No one thought she would succeed, including herself. But, she worked through her doubt and discomfort to create a multimillion-dollar business! Several decades later, Pam has touched hundreds of thousands of people globally. With this book, she shares her wisdom on how you too can go from wanting to earn an extra hundred dollars monthly to millions.

In this book, you will learn how to:

• Find your why
• Create your dream day
• Get rid of your internal bully
• Change your money mindset
• Get out of your own way
• Let go of the cursed how
• And much, much more

Rich Girl Poor Girl shows you that no obstacle is too difficult to overcome and that the game of direct sales can be won by anyone, from anywhere.

After years of meditation, reading countless books, attending a monastery and sitting down in discussion with a 25-year experienced monk, Living with Yourself was born.

Within Living with Yourself you will discover meditations that will help you become more present and help you obtain long-lasting internal happiness. As well, you will find ways to cope with your inner thoughts to help you with your anxiety or depression, find pleasure in your simple moments and learn to have faith so you can always have calmness and peace on your mind. Reading Living with Yourself and doing the required inner work will surely help you live your days with more peace, happiness and joy.

Margaret the Pug, a crotchety old dog who happens to be the reincarnation of the brilliant 16th century philosopher Michel de Montaigne, tells her owner how to live a good life. “If you want to be good, do what a dog would do. If you want to be right, I can’t help you.”

Margaret covers topics like friendship, forgetfulness — a dog’s idea of what lying is — and the custom of putting dogs into clothes through humor and stories, all with the wisdom of an old dog.

If you’ve ever wondered what your dog was thinking, this translation of essays from Dog to English is your chance to find out.