Client Books

In The Martha Beck Collection, Volume 1: Essays for Creating your Right Life, we have compiled 25 of your all-time favorite articles from Martha's column in O, the Oprah Magazine in a fun, easy-to-absorb digest format! With a brand spankin' new foreword by Martha Beck herself, this tasty little morsel offers her best advice on a variety of topics including relationships, holding grudges, avoiding avoidance, problem-solving, handling mean people, and good old-fashioned love. More info →

A Woman’s Right to Know goes beyond the old argument of moral imperative vs. women’s rights. Instead, it presents a third point of view in which people on either side of the issue have aligned in support of the true moral imperative—women’s and children’s health. Roye’s book points us towards a solution and details the unlikely alliances and religious coalitions that are already working together to protect women’s health, including access to contraception and abortion. More info →

You meet someone new and in a matter of seconds they make up their mind about you. They're responding to your Presence: what people see when they look at you, what they hear when you speak, and how they feel when they're around you. If you're not thrilled with the responses you're getting — if you don't attract clients the way you'd like to ... if you didn't get the promotion you wanted ... if you don't make the money you ought to be making — it may very well be because you're missing that powerful presence. The good news is: you can change the way you're perceived. And THAT can change everything. More info →

You set the alarm for 5:00 am, skipped breakfast and braved traffic to get to the gym, only to find your workout Zen crushed by space invaders, super-talkers and gym slobs. You know the type-you'll find them hogging the locker room bench, gabbing loudly on their cell phones, and leaving used tissues and sweaty towels everywhere. Author and New York City attorney Lori Pines loves her daily workout, and thinks we are all entitled to a peaceful, energizing session at the gym-but it would sure help if all gym-goers read this book! Featuring six gym types you don’t want to be, this little book will help gym-newbies learn what behavior is OK, and help experienced gym-goers curb their “gym rage” and cope with their less considerate gym mates. More info →

Building and sustaining a fiercely loyal community of clients, customers and raving fans is critical for success in today's turbulent marketplace. Organizations, both corporate and non-profit, that are thriving have discovered a secret - the underlying DNA shared by all wildly successful communities. Fierce Loyalty unlocks this secret DNA and lays out a clear model that any organization of any size can follow. More info →

Gallier takes readers on a thrilling, suspense-filled journey where the supernatural unseen world becomes visible. The eerie storyline entertains from start to finish and transcends mere fiction as readers must decide for themselves: Do unseen forces of good and evil actually exist? More info →

Be Happy No Matter What is for people who have been emotionally steamrolled by the challenges and pressures of everyday life, who race around to accomplish ever changing priorities, meeting everyone else’s needs, barely keeping their heads above water as they struggle through divorce, family problems, job loss, and health issues. More info →

Learn the secrets of accelerating your journey toward success by better understanding yourself and how others perceive you. You -- According to Them will offer practical steps to help you leverage the perceptions of a great reputation into bottom-line success. More info →

This book by Patti DeNucci was the winner of the Indie Reader Award and a finalist in the Foreward Book of the Year Awards. It has 25 5-star reviews and makes a great gift for anyone who wants to be more effective in building a network of supporters. More info →

Rebooting My Brain is the true story of what happens when you get yanked out of your life by a crisis and have to get back on the ride all over again. With refreshing candor, Maria Ross shares how the relentless pace of her life came to a screeching halt when an undetected brain aneurysm ruptured and nearly killed her. More info →