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While running a business you have to put out a lot of fires, throwing motherhood into the mix is like bringing a blow torch to put them out. Join Sandra Martin and Angela Wood each week as they chat about all things business, life, and the sh*t in between. If you are an online business owner or want to be one and are juggling mom life then this show is for you. This podcast doesn’t have a highlight reel. Just two moms, scaling an agency, growing a community, and trying to keep their sh*t together while making their dreams come true.

Anthony Angilletta, John Martines, and Brian Woods provide weekly fantasy football strategy, injuries, advice, and plenty of pop culture references to keep you entertained!

This two-in-one bundle includes Leadership for Beginners and Neuro Discipline, covering topics such as self-discipline, good-habit formation, leadership as a human service, and more.

This audiobook attempts to define leadership. Why? Because, "What is leadership?" is a question I get asked often. When you understand the definition of leadership, you will understand why leadership is everything. In this audiobook, I will define leadership in several ways and highlight how it plays out in practice.

Listen to Leadership for Beginners and Neuro Discipline and learn about leadership and self discipline. Sound interesting? The author thinks so too!

Our children are dying at an alarming rate because of gang violence. Bitter Fruit: The Street Ministry is the story of a 15-year-old girl named Carol who rose in ranks of the Gangster Disciple family organization to become a G-Queen. Destiny thrust Carol into a gangster lifestyle. Sexual abuse caused her to be placed in the foster care system. Carol slid down a slippery slope into the evil perils of gang violence. Although the novel is set in 1994, the lives of these characters reveal the same gangster mindset that young people maintain today.

Richard Tull, a failed and disillusioned novelist, seethes with envy as he watches his longtime friend Gwyn Barry, a talentless, populist charlatan, rise to literary superstardom. Barry is adored by readers, celebrated by critics, and constantly in the public eye, while Tull sinks deeper into middle-aged obscurity, unable to escape the evidence of his own defeat. In a trance of impotent rage, Tull devises a vicious plan to ruin his friend—or at least hurt him as badly as possible—and finds himself tumbling into London’s criminal underworld, as well as the darkest precincts of his own soul.