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"It's over. Now what?" Suffering from a broken heart? Afraid you'll never get over this feeling of emptiness and loss? You can, and with the help of this easy-to-follow program of action, you will. Follow Howard Bronson and Mike Riley as they lead you through their 30-day plan for recovering from your broken heart. They will guide you through a brief period of mourning for your loss, and then the process of rebuilding yourself and your life.

One of the best and most evergreen books, Dog Gone is considered one of the finest "go-to" books for veterinarians and animal grief counselors. Based on the death of my shaggy pup Grady, it touches upon all of the emotional challenges in a kind and sensitive fashion. It is cherished by kids and adults alike. It is also illustrated lovingly by children.

Based on the accidental death of the author's father due to a surgical mistake, Early Winter will help you to reconnect with your own feelings of loss and eventual acceptance. This book will make you laugh at times and cry at others as it takes you through the process of challenging loss and delivers you to a better place.

Most especially in these times, our thoughts, culture, language, our entire universe is invirulated with gossip. Gossip is the poison ivy of any social construct, and it often become the social cancer. Today, most people unwittingly accept whatever they are told without any understanding of how to differentiate truth from fiction. This book, which is divided into 60 segments, aids listeners in understanding what gossip is, its ties to racism, and then, how racism and general misperception are, in actuality, a form of learned mental illness.

Free Enterprise is the culmination of a life's work in successful sales and marketing. In this definitive guide, best-selling author Bronson introduces many of the most innovative marketing strategies and tactics into their clearest and most applicable form to date.

In the past, books have told you that you're okay or that your intention is half the battle, but never has a book proven that it's not just okay to fall and fail, that those stumbles often create the best opportunities by forcing open doors you never knew existed. Stumble Theory works, and here's the proof: Just look back at your own stumbles over the past five years...you will see that those experiences have now created the best opportunities. You just have to get up and grab them!

"Get over it" is stuck in the DNA of many of us. We were just told to stop feeling sad, and everything would just go away, Fritz Perls style. Fix the façade, and the interior would somehow come into alignment. Today, we know better; we know that it's not the mind we need to correct, it's the heart. How to Heal a Broken Heart speaks to the head - the "get over it" place. This new sequel speaks from the heart in Bronson's empathetic style, in a way that only this emotional heart surgeon can.

The art of marriage is finding fewer and fewer artists these days. It is also widely held that as national politics go, so go our marriages. As a therapist, Bronson has seen this come to sorry light in the worst way, which begs the question: "Why save a marriage that doesn't want to be saved?" Because, Bronson contends, as with politics, people are more productively functional and happier when they get along. Partnerships work, although many contend that we should change partners now and again.