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The Hidden Power of F*cking Up

By: The Try Guys,Keith Habersberger,Zach Kornfeld,Eugene Lee Yang

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The Hidden Power of F*cking Up

By: The Try Guys,Keith Habersberger,Zach Kornfeld,Eugene Lee Yang

#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER The Try Guys deliver their first book—an inspirational self-improvement guide that teaches you that the path to success is littered with humiliating detours, embarrassing mistakes, and unexpected failures. To be our best selves, we must become secure in our insecurities. In The Hidden Power of F*cking Up, The Try Guys - Keith, Ned, Zach, and Eugene - reveal their philosophy of trying: how to fully embrace fear, foolishness, and embarrassment in an effort to understand how we all get paralyzed by a fear of failure. They’ll share how four shy, nerdy kids have dealt with their most poignant life struggles by attacking them head-on and reveal their - ahem - sure-fail strategies for achieving success. But they’re not just here to talk; they’re actually going to put their advice to work. To demonstrate their unique self-improvement formula, they’ll each personally confront their deepest insecurities. A die-hard meat-lover goes vegan for the first time. A straight-laced father transforms into a fashionista. A perpetually single sidekick becomes the romantic lead. A child of divorce finally grows more intimate with his family. Through their insightful, emotional journeys and surprising, hilarious anecdotes, they’ll help you overcome your own self-doubt to become the best, most f*cked up version of yourself you can be!

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HarperCollins

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0062879634

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9780062879639

Candid Thoughts from the Heart of Light Pyramid

By: Keith David Henry,Jill Mattson

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Candid Thoughts from the Heart of Light Pyramid

By: Keith David Henry,Jill Mattson

This book is the perfect companion manual for the Architects of the Aquarian Age Trilogy. It's packed with information and insights designed to help the Aquarian Renaissance participant negotiate the Piscean/Aquarian Age transition.

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134

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Keith David Henry

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1453717854

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9781453717851

Fact from Fiction

By: Carson Keith Ewing

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Fact from Fiction

By: Carson Keith Ewing

Most of us believe because it is what most people believe. Few question. Few jump off the bandwagon to hitchhike down the road of the uncommon. We evolved from monkeys, or so Charles Darwin claims, but what if, that isn't the case? What if we came from something else? Too radical? Not to the open minded. We were created by God and made to live on earth as procreators, but what if that wasn't what really happened? What if our presence here on earth was a choice? Our choice, to be exact. Nothing is impossible. Possibilities exist. It is up to us to believe or refute. We may be missing out on a lot of things, but we can do something about that. Wouldn't you like to?

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139

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Page Publishing Inc

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1628386894

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9781628386899

Through the Window

A Struggle With Unconditional Acceptance

By: Keith Heifner

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Through the Window

A Struggle With Unconditional Acceptance

By: Keith Heifner

Since its beginning, Christian tradition has taught that the nature of human beings is to be sinful. Because of this sinful nature, human beings become separated from God. In practice we are separated from God and become unacceptable to God because of our nature. It is through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus that the unacceptable becomes acceptable. The belief is that there is nothing we can do as human beings to make ourselves acceptable to God, but our acceptance by God is a gift given through the intervention of Jesus on our behalf. The belief is that we do not have to "change" for God to offer the gift of acceptance, but in accepting the gift we can be changed. In this way, the gift that is offered by God is acceptance that is unconditional. In recent years many in the Christian community have become uncomfortable with this concept. Uncomfortable because modern thought believes more in self determination and self reliance than relationships based on an unconditional gift from God. We like to believe that we are ultimately in control of our lives and our living. We may believe in God, but we have the responsibility to "row away from the rocks." Many struggle with the concept that human beings are sinful by nature. Through The Window begins with the realization that the author, even while seen as successful and competent, ultimately experiences himself in the very traditional sense of being unacceptable. The book begins with a chronological telling of all the experiences that would seem to make the author "acceptable," but hide the reality that beneath that success is a sense of being unacceptable. The author believes many people share this experience. It is the reality that a person usually sees him or herself differently from how most other people see that person. The precipitant for the book is a work camp where the author is teamed with five other people to complete a "simple" project. In the next week the author experiences a level of acceptance that is unconditional that has a profound impact on him. His belief is that acceptance that is unconditional must be understood as a gift from God meant to be shared with others. The main part of the book is a reflection on the reality and struggle in both life and faith of living in such a way that unconditional acceptance is passed on as a gift to others. The reflection is realistically divided into three parts. The first part is chapters two through four. This section can be understood as a statement of the problem. The second part is chapters five through eight. The affirmation of these chapters is that if unconditional acceptance is possible it will be experienced through relationships. Chapters nine and ten focus on changes the author hopes to experience as the result of his experiences. The author is a retired clergy person and chapter eleven reflects on a personal struggle he has had with the institutional church and new thoughts on that struggle as the result of his experience of "unconditional acceptance." A short chapter 12 takes you back to the work camp and some dreams for days to come. After a brief chapter to define "unconditional acceptance," chapter three is an affirmation that we live in a society where the expectation is that acceptance will be conditional. The structure of our culture is that conditional acceptance both protects and supports us. The claim is that acceptance that is conditional is literally the cornerstone of society. It is also claimed that acceptance that has conditions is the opposite of the example of Jesus. Chapter four moves in a different direction. Without trying to offer "proof," the author uses four popular stories from the Gospels as examples of unconditional acceptance. In each story he focuses on responses to the unconditional acceptance in the stories as potential responses we might have t

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Xlibris Corporation

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1441523030

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9781441523037

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The Hidden Power of F*cking Up

The Hidden Power of F*cking Up

Candid Thoughts from the Heart of Light Pyramid

Candid Thoughts from the Heart of Light Pyramid

Fact from Fiction

Fact from Fiction

Through the Window

Through the Window

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