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Tell Me About the Hard Part of running your business... As a business leader or 'solopreneur,' this simple prompting may lead your mind down a long list of challenges such as hiring, firing, establishing worthwhile collaborations, and gaining access to funding. While no two problems are the same, there is a proven way to approach them. After ten years as a business attorney and owner of SJS Law Firm, Shavon J. Smith noticed a pattern: her clients often come to her when their problems are already out of hand. Whether caused by denial, overwhelm, or total system breakdown, runaway problems can be disastrous to a small business. Tell Me About the Hard Part will teach you how to face, solve, and prevent problems through a five-step process that can be applied to any enterprise. Learn to1. Face2. Diagnose3. Quantify4. Treat, and5. Prevent problems.This book is for new and seasoned business owners who desire to overcome challenges, prevent money-draining oversights, and establish successful systems to keep business operations running smoothly. Upon learning the ins and outs of this five step process, you will save yourself time, agony, and expensive consulting fees as you scale your company. Prevent overwhelm and be empowered to face problems head-on.Shavon J. Smith, Esq. is the founding partner of The SJS Law Firm,serving as fractional general counsel to businesses in Washington D.C. and Maryland. As an attorney and advisor for nearly two decades-both at a large corporate firm and in her own practice-Shavon understands her job is part-corpus juris and part-psychological. She is committed to helping entrepreneurs create the organizational infrastructure to face, solve, and prevent problems, which will ultimately lead to stronger businesses and more resilient communities. Shavon earned her Juris Doctor from Howard University. Visit the author online at www.ThSJSLawfirm.com.

The Sugar Attack, a comic story by Trina Wiggins, MD, educates young people about the harmful effects of added sugar. Learning about these facts at a young age may mitigate some of the chronic diseases seen in adulthood. In this story, the villain Galactose begins to lure the unsuspecting people of planet Earth into an unhealthy life of sugar consumption. Dr. Trina learns of this plan and the harmful effects sugar is having on the population and decides to fight back. Will Dr. Trina successfully stop Galactose and the detrimental impact of sugar?

God Uses Ordinary People is "e;a delightful and inspiring read..."e; From humble beginnings, God transformed the author, a self-confessed "e;ordinary"e; woman into an extraordinary influencer and servant-leader for the kingdom. God Uses Ordinary People by Elder Gwendolyn Gantt interweaves timeless, biblical principles with an inspiring journey of faith and obedience to offer a ministry, leadership, and life model for believers of all generations.Elder Gantt served as a youth director for many years. Currently, she serves as the community outreach director, overseeing various outreach ministries. She has led many cross-culture missions, and she is the Holy Spirit-inspired mastermind behind a community feeding program that serves thousands of people each week. God Uses Ordinary People will strengthen your faith and give you greater revelation of how your own spiritual journey advances God's mission to seek and save the lost. Whether your contributions seem big or small, this book will help you see God's perspective of the extraordinary plans He has for you.

God has a plan for your life! What puzzle pieces or nuggets has he left for you along the way? How do you define your story? Where have you seen his grace and mercy in your situations? In This Means More, Author Nina Evans helps make sense of life's interruptions to help you see how each moment has been a significant part of God's master plan for your life.The Means More will help you identify and reflect on the lessons from your past and expect the journey coming next. By looking through the lens of her victories, trials, losses, and comebacks, Nina Evans facilitates a journey of alignment for her readers. Your life experiences are not coincidences; ultimately, they will propel you into your destiny and purpose. Are you ready to discover the MORE hidden within each moment? This Means More is your companion guide for seasons of clarity, focus and alignment.

A young woman of healing, passion, and purpose, Shlonda Nottingham introduces her new book entitled, Self-Love Is... Loving Me Unconditionally: Journey to your Healing, Passion, & Purpose where she shares her journey to self-love and provides her readers with the tools to finding true happiness, peace, and love within themselves.If you find yourself rebuilding after a toxic relationship, fighting to reach a place of self-love after you've been torn apart mentally or emotionally, or simply realize that you do not know how to put your personal needs first when necessary and pursue your passions and purpose, this book will help you return to your authentic self to live the purpose-filled life you desire.

In How to Beat the Odds: Be Driven, Eddie Maddox, Ph.D. shares wisdom keys that catapulted him from an African-American youth from a low-income family to becoming one of the top one percentile earners in the United States.

Far away from fast food chains and Starbucks coffee, with no access to Amazon Prime and 24-hour fitness centers, experience life set in a simple, yet beautiful village in Tanzania, East Africa. In The Absence of Excess, Natasha T. Brown takes us on a spiritual journey where the heart of God is revealed in the simple truths of this rich African culture and its powerful and authentic Christian tradition.Through the stories, people, and spiritual lessons, you will be forced to confront your own ideas of God, simplicity, prosperity, love, and surrender. Regardless of your faith background, The Absence of Excess will warm your heart and inspire your soul through stories of hope, love, friendships, and simplicity.Could you survive without your everyday luxuries? Could you live in a remote African village for six months? What happens when Western world excess meets Eastern world simplicity? Confront these realities and more in The Absence of Excess, a book that is sure to leave a deep impression on your soul for many years to come.

Part tell-all, part cautionary tale, this emotionally charged memoir from former singer and songwriter nicknamed 'Meko' goes beyond the allure of superstar status to reveal the inner workings of the hip-hop and R&B music industry. Meko's journey is filled with physical and emotional abuse from her son's father, a Grammy Award-winning music producer, to signing bad music contracts, to the excessive use of drugs, exotic dancing, and sex trafficking.As a survivor of child molestation, depression, and domestic violence, Meko guides you through her process of hope, healing, forgiveness, and moving forward. By sharing her story she hopes to shed light on the music industry and help artists avoid the same pitfalls she encountered. She encourages entertainers to learn from her mistakes of not having legal representation, owning their masters, and copyrighting their music. Meko's book is a powerful testimony about how she bounced back to become the boss of her life again.