Saturday, July 25, 2026

ELARA: Based on True Events How Losing Herself Became the Road Back Home

       Woman Dissolving as she walks down winding road


ELARA: Based on True Events How Losing Herself Became the Road Back Home


 “A haunting story of rescue, survival, and the moment a woman begins to remember who she was before the world renamed her.” Based on true events, Elara is the story of a woman rescued in Miami Beach after years of losing herself to survival, duty, and the belief that sacrifice was the only way to love her family. Told through the voice of Michael Evans, Elara follows one unforgettable night of rescue and the long road that follows, from Dr. Chen’s office in Florida to a safe house in Washington, D.C. Along the way, Elara begins to tell the truth about North Korea, China, America, and the quiet ways a person can disappear long before anyone notices. Created as part of a mother-daughter healing project for women and girls, Elara is accompanied by a 90-minute cinematic story experience featuring narration by Michael Evans, voices and music from Asian performing artists, and the emotional figure skating of Polina Korobova. Featuring voices and music by: Dia (Performing Artist, South Korea); Seunghee (Performing Artist, South Korea); Kim’s Note Family (Performing Artist, South Korea); Ruby (Performing Artist, Vietnam); and the emotional figure skating of Polina Korobova (Figure Skater, Ukraine). With contributions by Brian Fitzgibbons, a nationally renowned missing person investigator who has dedicated his life to finding and rescuing missing girls alongside Michael Evans through Kingsman, their charitable private security and intelligence contracting organization. With real-world guidance from Eunhee Park, North Korean defector and author of The Courage to Die, and Zhang Miaomiao, Voice Artist, China, this project grows from the mission that built a community of more than 3 million female subscribers through The REAL Matrix Reloaded: A Map for Escaping the Prison You Can’t See. FOR EVERY WOMAN WHO BECAME WHAT OTHERS NEEDED AND FORGOT WHO SHE WAS, ELARA IS THE ROAD BACK HOME.






 

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Friday, July 24, 2026

You Can't Build a Cat: How to Cultivate What You Can't Control

   Black Cat Playing with Planet coming though the sidewalk





You can build a bridge. You can’t build a cat.
You can try. The cat will have opinions. The cat will always have opinions. The cat may also have claws.
Every quarter, leaders set out to 
engineer trust, deploy culture, and roll out innovation—armed with slide decks, expensive consultants, and unshakable confidence. It never works. It just produces excellent documentation of its failure.
The problem isn’t your people. It’s your metaphor.
You can blueprint a bridge. You cannot blueprint trust, belonging, or creativity. Those are living things—and living things aren’t built. They’re 
cultivated. This book hands you one small, portable question that quietly rewires how you lead:
Is this a nail or a seed?
Nails get built, shipped, and forgotten. Seeds get conditions, patience, and the strategic wisdom to get out of the way. Learn to tell them apart and you stop confusing activity for progress.
Written by a creative leader who spent three decades building teams—and made nearly every mistake in here at least once—
You Can’t Build a Cat is for managers tired of the theater of transformation, and anyone who suspects the real work happens in the margins of the plan. Inside, you’ll learn how to:
  • Grow trust that survives daylight—and the single email that can kill it
  • Cultivate a culture you live into existence instead of rolling out like software
  • Give innovation a garden to grow in instead of another roadmap
  • Measure living things without killing the mystery (or the morale)
  • Spot the meetings to cancel immediately and the habits actually worth keeping
  • Lead with less control, less theater, and far more impact
No 98-page playbook that expires before it prints. No proprietary acronyms. Just a question, a mindset, and a handful of practical moves that require less approval than most corporate initiatives.
Stop pulling on the tomatoes to check if they’re growing.
Start cultivating what you can’t control today.






 

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Thursday, July 23, 2026

Get Sh*t Done: Why Your Brain Isn't Built for 2026 (And What to Do About It)

  Busy Squirel that looks stressed out.


Get Sh*t Done:

Why Your Brain Isn't Built for 2026

(And What to Do About It)


You are not lazy. Your brain is just not built to fend off the distractions and diversions that everyday life (and multi billion-dollar corporations) throw at you every day. 

You cancelled your time management class because you're too busy. You stare at fifteen kinds of hummus and walk out empty-handed. You color-code your Google Drive instead of finishing the report. The dishes are still in the sink. The kids' permission slip is somewhere.

You're tired. You're behind. Your to-do list looks more like a ransom note than something that can be completed.
The problem isn't that you haven't tried hard enough. The problem is that productivity advice keeps selling you a brain you don't have. This book is for you if:

  • Your to-do list feels like a hostage negotiation
  • You avoid important tasks by doing “productive” fake tasks
  • You open your phone for one thing and lose 45 minutes
  • You want to laugh at yourself and not be guilted
  • You constantly feel behind no matter how busy you are
  • You’ve bought planners, productivity apps, or habit trackers that lasted about four days
  • Your brain has ADHD, anxiety, overwhelm, or simply too many tabs open

Get Sh*t Done is a short, dry, book about overwhelm, burnout, and the gap between what your stone-age brain was built for and the 2026 you actually live in. It's not a system. It's not a 30-day program. It's not a morning routine. It's a lunchtime read with two characters who live in your head — Hank, a tired raccoon, and an unnamed squirrel who is every distraction you've ever had.

Hank wants one uninterrupted thought, a cup of coffee, and maybe eight consecutive minutes without a notification. The squirrel wants to research moving to Antarctica at 1:12 a.m., reorganize the junk drawer, and suddenly learn how to make sourdough during a deadline. Together, they narrate the ongoing civil war happening inside your brain every single day. One of them wants peace. The other wants dopamine. Guess which one usually has the Wi-Fi password.

What's in the book:

  • A lighthearted, humorous view into your everyday challenges, guided by relatable characters
  • Knowing “busy” and “productive” are not the same thing
  • Why unfinished tasks haunt you at 2 a.m.
  • Why perfectionism is just procrastination wearing nicer clothes
  • Ideas on how to stop drowning in mental tabs and half-finished thoughts
  • A simple prioritization idea called the Get Sh*t Done Matrix
  • How to work with anxiety, overwhelm, burnout, distraction, or ADHD instead of pretending they don’t exist
  • Why your phone feels impossible to ignore

If Atomic Habits made you feel seen but didn't actually change anything — if you read Four Thousand Weeks and nodded along as you fell asleep — if you wanted Slow Productivity but were too busy to actually read it — this may just help. If not, laugh it off; at least you had some fun reading it.

What this book isn't
This is not hustle culture. This is not “wake up at 4 a.m. and dominate.” This is not a billionaire morning routine written by someone with a private chef and no children.

No cold plunges. No optimization cult. No pretending your phone wasn’t engineered by teams of psychologists to keep you distracted.

The goal isn’t perfection. The goal is feeling less buried. Less guilt. Less chaos. Less mental clutter. More momentum. More clarity. More days that feel manageable instead of survivable.

It’s just some better ways to survive modern life without turning into a productivity robot you don't want to be. Enough structure to function without turning your entire life into a spreadsheet.



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on Amazon / Kindle / Kindle Unlimited 









Tuesday, July 14, 2026

The Canine Intervention

       Dog Under a Shining Light From Above



A self-described non-dog-lover has his life changed forever when he meets a mysterious and her special dog.
“Even if you don’t like dogs you may like this story. If you do like dogs you’ll LOVE this story.
The Canine Intervention: “Because life can change in an instant.”




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Friday, July 10, 2026

Through His Eyes and Hers

Mans Face in a shattered Mirror


Through His Eyes and Hers

Some loves are born in the light. Others thrive in the shadows of a broken mind. Ivy Monroe is a ghost in her own life. A freelance archivist who finds safety in dusty basements and silent libraries, she has built a fortress around her heart to keep the trauma of her past at bay. But then she sees him: Brooks Sterling. From her bench in the park, he is everything she needs him to be—a savior, a soulmate, a dream she can curate from a distance. But fantasies are fragile things. When the vibrant and predatory Keira Vance begins a very public pursuit of Brooks, Ivy’s silent devotion turns into a frantic, desperate obsession. As she spirals from distant admirer to silent stalker, the walls between her imagination and reality begin to crumble. How far will Ivy go to protect a relationship that only exists in her head? And what happens when she discovers that Brooks is hiding secrets far darker than her own? Through His Eyes and Hers is a chilling psychological thriller that delves into the fractured psyche of a woman who would rather lose her mind than lose her fantasy.










Tuesday, July 7, 2026

The King of Business: Power Has A Price (The Danger Series Book 1)

   Well Dressed man in front of Cityscape


The King of Business: Power Has A Price

(The Danger Series Book 1)


He thought he was getting a job. He didn’t know he was being recruited.

Scott has spent his life doing everything right — working hard, staying loyal, following the rules — only to watch others rise while he stayed stuck. Then Danger appears - wealthy, magnetic, impossibly successful, and offering Scott a life he never believed he could touch. But behind the luxury and the promises lies something far more calculated. Danger’s world isn’t built on luck. It’s built on influence. On manipulation. On a system designed to shape the people inside it.

As Scott becomes “2,” a name Danger gives him, he begins to sense the truth: he wasn’t chosen for his skills. He was chosen for his mind — the way it sees patterns, the way it bends under pressure, the way it can be guided. The deeper he goes, the more he realizes that nothing around him is random. Not the money. Not the women. Not the opportunities. Not even the timing. Because in Danger’s world, every move is intentional… and every person is a piece on a board they don’t know they’re standing on.

A gripping psychological thriller about ambition, identity, and the hidden cost of stepping into someone else’s empire.







Thursday, July 2, 2026

Own the Room: How to Communicate to Be Seen, Heard and Respected

     Book Title on Multicolored Cover with Heart Lines


Own the Room:

How to Communicate to Be Seen, Heard and Respected


Own the Room is not a book about public speaking. It’s a book about human perception. Why do some people command attention the moment they walk into a room while others struggle to be heard? Why do certain leaders, salespeople, creators, and communicators create trust instantly while others feel forgettable—even when they’re more qualified? Because communication is never just about words. Before people evaluate your ideas, they evaluate you. Your confidence. Your certainty. Your emotional control. Your authenticity. Your presence. Human beings are constantly making unconscious decisions about who feels trustworthy, capable, safe, persuasive, and memorable long before logic enters the equation. In Own the Room, communication strategist Jake Stahl breaks down the hidden psychology behind influence, authority, trust, and presence in a way that is both deeply practical and psychologically precise. Drawing from decades of experience training professionals across industries, along with principles from behavioral psychology, social psychology, neuroscience, and NLP, Stahl reveals how subtle emotional signals shape every interaction we have. This book explores why people react differently to the exact same words depending on who says them, why approval-seeking weakens persuasion, how insecurity leaks through communication, and why emotional congruence matters more than rehearsed perfection. Readers will learn how to create psychological trust, regulate tension, project grounded confidence, and communicate in a way that makes people feel seen, understood, and certain. Whether in business, leadership, sales, relationships, negotiations, interviews, podcasts, presentations, or everyday conversations, Own the Room teaches readers how to stop performing and start communicating with clarity, authority, and emotional precision. Because the people who truly own the room are not always the loudest, smartest, or most charismatic. They’re the people who understand how the room works.




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