Category Archives: self help

June 11

Review: Exorcising Your Excuses: Heal Your Mind. Honor Your Body. Manifest Your Dream.

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  Exorcising Your Excuses: Heal Your Mind. Honor Your Body. Manifest Your Dream. By Griff Neilson Five Stars I have studied, quite likely, well-over twenty self-help books in the past year or so, earnestly looking for the best, the most workable, and most importantly, the one that resonated deepest within me. Exorcising Your Excuses, by Griff […]

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December 09

Book Review: Unleash Your Inner Super Powers: and destroy fear and self-doubt, by Jacqui Letran

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Unleash Your Inner Super Powers: and destroy fear and self-doubt, by Jacqui Letran, is actually ground-level material about how anyone can improve their perspective, their state of mind and their potential for success. This is not lofty material, it is simple, fundamental and powerful stuff because it addresses the very pillars of what makes us […]

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October 22

Book Review: Unbridled Commentary … Without Flinch, by Kaye A. Peters

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Unbridled Commentary … Without Flinch, by Kaye A. Peters, is the kind of read that reminds us that entirely new chapters can be started at any time in our journey, opening doors to vibrant life, new horizons and renewed drive. The author, a “woman of years in the “middle” of her life, as she puts […]

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October 17

Book Review: Easy Meditation With SKY, by Joy Kim

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Easy Meditation With Sky, by Joy Kim, is a very simple yet inspiring read, filled with beautiful quotations collected from around the world and through time, which help one to reflect on life, on happiness, on oneself and on the moment. One can easily read this book in one-sitting, and just by flipping open a […]

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October 16

Author Spotlight: Kaye A. Peters, author of Unbridled Commentary…Without Flinch!

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IWIC: Tell us about you! Kaye: I am a ‘woman of years’ (80+) who, at 78 began a splurge of life! In an emotional whim I began my blog, Liferays.net, “The interactive Passage of Energy Between Us”, and here, a bit over two years later, I have published my first book, Unbridled Commentary…Without Flinch!. I […]

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October 02

Author Spotlight on Ani Right, author of Happiness for Beginners: The Power of Positive Thinking

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IWIC: Tell us about you. Ani: I am a European freelance journalist, currently living in Beijing, China. I am a travel-addict – having visited 118 countries in the world, I am still full of plans for the future. I love meeting new people, discovering cultures, reading books and watching movies. I am a foodie as […]

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August 30

Book review: Living on Earth: A Guide to help you achieve Health, Happiness and Success

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Living on Earth, by Roser Segarra, is an incredibly enlightening and eye-opening book about life, spirituality, self-healing and how to be healthy, happy and successful. This is not a motivational book or a seven-step program to become happy and rich. Clearly, the author has spent considerable time and research, putting together a compendium of salient […]

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May 13

Free Book: 15 autographed copies of Spirituality in the 21st Century by Frank P. Daversa are being given away NOW!

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To win an autographed copy of Spirituality in the 21st Century, click HERE For more information about the book, click HERE

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May 12

IWIC Book Spotlight on Spirituality in the 21st Century by Frank P. Daversa

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Spirituality in the 21st Century enhances one’s knowledge of spirituality, life, and the world. It details steps necessary to advance one’s spiritual understanding leading up to enlightenment. The book guides one through the growth process, providing key insights along the way. It inspires and educates. After reading this book, readers should have a sound understanding […]

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March 18

IWIC book review of How to Survive a Dead End Job by Wilson Jackson

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  How to Survive a Dead End Job, by Wilson Jackson, is a gritty self-help book, one that pulls absolutely no punches and delivers a strong message when it comes to succeeding in the work-place and in a career. Based on his own experience and insights working in jobs, Wilson provides a down-to-earth narrative, sometimes […]

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