Ergebnis für "Game Changers" in Elternschaft & Familienleben

This book will help entrepreneurs, (or those who love them), discover how to harness their ADHD for maximum creativity, focus, and productivity, while learning how to manage the downsides and eliminate obstacles, so that they can achieve even more success.

Faithful Beginnings delves deeply into unraveling the fears that often surround birth, helping listeners replace anxiety with empowerment. Author Emmy Robbin emphasizes the importance of understanding how nature has designed the body for undisturbed physiological birth, free from unnecessary interventions. By reconnecting with the natural processes of labor and delivery, and learning about how to be truly empowered, the book guides expecting parents to trust their instincts and embrace their inherent strength.

This book was written with the intent to give others like me the opportunity to better themselves, their families, and resolve internal conflict. I wanted to share my personal life experiences, vulnerabilities, and how I eventually learned to find my path forward. I am not an expert; I'm just a man who deeply loves his family and profession, and who continues to strive to find balance in all the things I love.

Save on everything. Stretch your paycheck. Spend more time with family. This podcast is hosted by Adam Katz, author of the #1 Amazon Bestseller ”Money for Dads: Save on everything. Stretch your paycheck. Spend more time with family.” Don’t make enough money for your family’s needs? Are you working extra hours and jobs just to pay bills? This podcast will teach you to stretch your family’s income, while at the same time, giving your kids the best, most amazing lives possible. The podcast includes tips, hacks, philosophies, stories, ideas, and so much more. You’ll learn about money, ...

In this short book, we’ve set out the rules of around 30 popular schoolyard games and suggested adaptions to make them inclusive for visually impaired children. They have been tried and tested by Maya and her friends. Our hope is that teachers, parents and kids will find this helpful and our suggestions, based on Maya’s experience, will lead to a lot of fun and laughter in other schoolyards.