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How to Write a Bestselling Self-Help Book

The “must have” book by the acknowledged expert for self-help/how-to business, recovery, sports, health, self-improvement, hobby, crafts, health, and New Age writers. “If you follow only a third of her advice, you’ll have a successful book.” Jeremy Tarcher, publisher Tarcher-Putnam. In this exclusive eBook, author-editor Jean Marie Stine shows writers how to avoid the errors that keep most self-help books from finding publishers and off the bestseller lists if they are published. [Cover design:

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Maitland, FL (PRWEB) February 17, 2012

Within the pages of Receive and AchieveNow ($ 16.99, paperback, 978-1-61904-648-1; $ 22.99, hardcover, 978-1-61904-649-8; $ 7.49, eBook, 978-1-61904-650-4), co-authors Terry G. Davis and Reverend David L. Morrow provide readers with a proven Bible plan to be financially successful both personally and in business. This book is invaluable and uplifting not only for the new entrepreneur, but also the seasoned businessperson. The co-authors have received the secrets in this book to help grow and prosper in the business world and after putting the strategies to use have been able to achieve outstanding results.

QUEENSLAND, Australia (PRWEB) January 30, 2012

After discovering facts pertaining to the understanding of the consciousness of man, author Luke Way unearths why some people lead successful lives and others do not. His enlightening volume, Conscious Theory which is the result of studying avenues of self-help and personal development industries will bring readers face to face with themselves and their own unlimited possibilities.

Not just a book, Conscious Theory is an introspection of the evolvement of human beings very nature. It explores many ideas, touching on topics that bring success and happiness to every individual. Pulling no punches, its raw and its packed full of tools that can and should impact readers lives.

Champaign, IL (PRWEB) January 31, 2012

No two people are exactly alike. And, according to Daniel DiTuro and Ingrid Yang, co-authors of “Hatha Yoga Asanas: Pocket Guide for Personal Practice” (Human Kinetics, 2012), the ability to modify postures to meet individual abilities is what sets yoga apart from other physical activities. Being flexible enough to plant your forehead on your shins, sit in lotus, or wrap your legs behind your head is not indicative of good yoga practice, Yang explains. Instead, a sense of calm, contentment, and focus in each pose is the true foundation of yoga practice.

You Don’t Need a Self-Help Book: Replacing the Shelf with Yourself

“You Don’t Need a Self-Help Book: Replacing the Shelf with Yourself” is a unique, wickedly candid, and thought-provoking work from humorist and bestselling author Michael Essany.

With enormous contemporary appeal to the millions who occasionally indulge in vapid feel-good rags, Essany asserts how and why most self-help titles ultimately fail to help readers as much as they can actually help themselves.

Stemming from the philosophy that the self is more powerful than the

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Margaret River, Australia (PRWEB) January 06, 2012

Melanie Janes new nonfiction book A Couples Handbook: Understanding and Negotiating Relationships (published by Balboa Press) gives couples psychological insight into relationships and can be used as a guide to help transform and navigate through them.

In understanding why we create the relationships we do we can then take the necessary steps to effect positive change in our lives and in our relationships, Jane writes. Through our willingness to commit to a process of growing, changing and letting go, we are able to use communication and the process of alchemy to provide a safe pathway to transform our negative thoughts, emotions and conditioning and reclaim the freedom to be ourselves and thrive in our relationships and lives.

Jackson, Miss. (PRWEB) January 05, 2012

Growing up without knowing his father left permanent psychological scars on Anthony Ellis, who spent more than 20 years in and out of prison before turning his life around. His mothers abusive boyfriend only adds to his problems. Tadpole, his nickname when he was young, tells his story in candid detail in this new book, starting with the last time he entered the Penal Farm, a prison near Memphis thats become a nightmarish home away from home because of the years he spent there. His latest incarceration, however, feels different, and he becomes determined to change his life.

Kim Kardashian, Dr. Phil targeted in new anti self help book
On Tuesday, the latest self-help title with a twist dropped to rave reviews. Stemming from the philosophy that the self is more powerful than most self help books on the shelf, "You Don't Need a Self-Help Book: Replacing the Shelf with Yourself" takes …
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The darker side of 2011
The self-help guru and author, championed by Oprah Winfrey, was charged in the deaths of his three followers from New York and Minnesota. The three died during an October 2010 Spiritual Warrior event at Angel Valley near Sedona. Ray, of Los Angeles, …
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MISSION, Kan. (PRWEB) December 21, 2011

The author has beaten incredible odds: Thirty years after being infected with HIV, he is alive and crusading for the prevention of HIV/AIDS, he writes. For instance, about 2 percent or less of those infected with HIV in 1981 are still living, he notes in this new book. Although he has had full-blown AIDS since 1995, Don Carrel works tirelessly to teach young people about HIV. His mission began at a low point of his life. While in the hospital with Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia the most common cause of death for someone with AIDS, he notes, Don had a dream in which he was informed he would NOT die but would survive to share his story with others in an effort to prevent HIV. That dream changed his life.

The Men’s Health Big Book of Food & Nutrition: Your completely delicious guide to eating well, looking great, and staying lean for life!

In the aisles of the grocery store, the menus of chain restaurants, even in one’s own refrigerator, confusion about how to eat right reigns: Is low-carb good or is carbo-loading the better way to go? Fat-free or sugar-free? And when did those dreaded eggs become a health food? Americans are hungrier than ever for clear-cut answers to their most perplexing food questions, but a
private nutritionist or a membership in a diet club are expensive luxuries. What you really need is an authoritativ