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Unlimited Futures
Bobbie Stevens gives us a comprehensive view of how life works, combining age-old wisdom with current knowledge in becoming a self-actualized person. Unlimited Futures lay out a clear path to transformation with practical methods and techniques for creating the life you want in a better world. As you read through this book you will find space in the margins to jot down your thoughts and ideas and reflect on what you've just read. This will help you to complete the exercises Dr. Stevens recommends. You will discover how to take charge of your life and create whatever you choose. Through Unlimited Futures you will learn how to: -Recognize principles that govern your life -Create health physical, mental, emotional and spiritual -Improve your relationships -Understand how you create your own experiences -Find inner peace and contentment -Become clear about what you want in your life -Work with a seven-step process to create whatever you want -Create an ideal mate for yourself -Discover your own source of happiness. More than just words Dr. Stevens gives you tangible tools you CAN use to realize your FULL potential.
Dear Success Seeker
An inspirational collection of original letters written by remarkably accomplished women to future generations of success seekers When facing obstacles to her own success, Michele R. Wright quickly discovered how valuable it is to have success warriors in your life who can inspire and guide you. With this in mind, Wright assembled luminaries from the entertainment, arts, business, and sports worlds to offer words of inspiration and invaluable advice to those seeking victory in their personal and professional journeys. In these original pieces, the eighty-three contributors -- representing a diverse range of age, background, and experience -- share intimate stories of the challenges and trium...
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Some Leaders are Born Women!
What do Lillian Vernon, Ardath Rodale, Wendy Richards, Colleen Down and Vicki Tolman all have in common? They are all leaders in today's world. Their stories and those of thirty-two other women -- from business, community, family, and charitable and social organizations -- provide an inspirational and practical guide for those who want to enhance their leadership skills. Book jacket.
Unlimited Futures
In 1968 the author made a discovery that totally changed her life & inspired her to create & provide programs for the development of the unlimited potential we all have within ourselves. She has now written Unlimited Futures to share this discovery with many more people. Unlimited Futures helps us to understand the role we play in creating our life experiences & to use the innate ability we all possess for taking charge of our lives. With explicit examples, Dr. Stevens shows us how our limited beliefs, which cause so much stress in our lives, keep us in the "same old ruts." She then provides step-by-step guidelines for developing our inner ability to function from a much more effective & efficient level. Unlimited Futures teaches us to recognize some major principles that govern our lives & how to live in harmony with these principles to create whatever we want: health, better relationships, a fulfilling career, a life partner, wealth, happiness & inner peace. Dr. Stevens expertly guides us through this seven-step process, as she has for thousands of individuals who have now created more successful & fulfilling lives than they would ever have thought possible.
Congressional Record
The Congressional Record is the official record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress. It is published daily when Congress is in session. The Congressional Record began publication in 1873. Debates for sessions prior to 1873 are recorded in The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States (1789-1824), the Register of Debates in Congress (1824-1837), and the Congressional Globe (1833-1873)
