Divorce Your Debt was written to help the reader identify the key areas and situations in his or her life that represents bondage and debt. As individuals, we find ourselves getting involved in toxic relationships with people, things, bad habits, and our past experiences. After a while, we tend to become unconsciously “married” to these toxic relationships. Divorce Your Debt is a spiritual, emotional, lifestyle, and financial (SELF) toxicology test. It will allow you to examine yourself and the unconscious toxic relationships you have formed in each of the four major areas of SELF. Divorce Your Debt is a guide to wholeness. It’s a declaration of independence and a decree to become free from “every weight that so easily besets us.” It’s a conscious choice to become liberated from the chains, bondage, and traps of the enemy. We all need to divorce or rid ourselves of something in our lives, so we can truly follow God’s will and please the Master. Divorce Your Debt will guide you from debt to deliverance so you can set your SELF free!

Overwhelmed with debt? There is hope and freedom for you no matter how big your problem. Skyrocketing debt has crippled and divided millions in this age of rampant credit, interest-only mortgages, and record loan defaults. The way out from under debt burdens is not a declaration of bankruptcy, but surrender to the Word of God. Becoming debt-free may seem an impossible dream for many, but it is actually an attainable goal according to Howard Dayton, president of Crown Financial Ministries. He overcame his own struggle with debt by applying God’s principles to managing his finances, principles he lays out in this practical, encouraging, never-give-up book.

When a brutal military regime commits one of the worst genocides in history against its own people, a loyal soldier turns rebel to avenge the deaths of those innocent millions of his community. He makes a daredevil escape through own deployments, reaches the “other side” and trains the guns on the very killers he once swore to serve. After months of bloody war, the soldier and his fellow fighters win victory. Bangladesh is born. That soldier, an army captain, fulfills a debt to his people. He tells his story in A Soldier’s Debt. A Soldier’s Debt is an emotion packed personal account of atrocities and triumph seen through the eyes and soul of a man on the ground. It captures intense internal conflicts against a setting fully loaded with suspense, bravery and thrills. In 300 pages of in-your-face details, the soldier (author) walks the reader through an escape that changes one’s life and a conflict that changes the world. Reader will relive the period, as writer and reader become one.

A succinct, engaging, and practical guide for succeeding in any creative sphere, The War of Art is nothing less than Sun-Tzu for the soul. hat keeps so many of us from doing what we long to do? Why is there a naysayer within? How can we avoid the roadblocks of any creative endeavor—be it starting up a dream business venture, writing a novel, or painting a masterpiece? Bestselling novelist Steven Pressfield identif ies the enemy that every one of us must face, outlines a battle plan to conquer this internal foe, then pinpoints just how to achieve the greatest success. The War of Art emphasizes the resolve needed to recognize and overcome the obstacles of ambition and then effectively shows how to reach the highest level of creative discipline. Think of it as tough love . . . for yourself. Whether an artist, writer or business person, this simple, personal, and no-nonsense book will inspire you to seize the potential of your life.

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Hannah Langdon loves working with the dead. As an embalmer at the Max Grace Funeral Home in the inner city Sydney suburb of Balmain, she considers it an honor and a privilege to prepare someone for their final resting place. But lately, there have been a couple of her co-workers have been killed in horrible accidents. The fact that these people lived on the fringes of Sydney society and had no one to mourn them doesn’t ease Hannah’s turmoil. And then she reconnects with a man from her past, a man she’d rather forget and her life becomes a whole lot more turbulent. Doctor Jacob Black is now a highly respected emergency room doctor who works in the reputable Sydney Harbour Hospital, but she remembers him only as the eighteen-year-old drunk driver who killed her high school boyfriend. Now Jacob’s twin has gone missing and Hannah wants to know why. After all, the last time she saw him was at the Max Grace Funeral Home… What is happening to the people employed at the funeral home? Hannah can’t help but think she might be next…

Money Management: How To Get Your Financial Life Back And Get Out Of Bad Debt Without Getting A Headache Over Money

You are about to discover what everyone must know about personal finance and effective money management without any unnecessary financial jargon coming your way. Plain and simple.

In Money Management: How To Get Your Financial Life Back And Get Out Of Bad Debt Without Getting A Headache Over Money you will learn about one of the most important, yet underrated subject that is ‘personal finance’. You will learn the various benefits of effective money management and how much of an impact it can make (becoming financially literate) in the quality of your life. We will go through the basics of money management and you will be able to evaluate your current financial situation.

Furthermore, you will be able to determine if you are living within your means by monitoring your income and expenses. We will then go into budgeting and you will learn how to create a budget that will fit your needs. You will be given a simple 6 step process to ensure that you fully understand how to prepare your budget and make any necessary changes. You will also learn some tips that should you implement, will help you live within your means (and even below, if that’s something that you feel is necessary in your current situation) while fulfilling your needs and of course always staying within your budget.

Being in debt can be stressful. However, there is a difference between good and bad debt (yeah, there is good debt too) and trust me, being in bad debt is even more stressful and completely unnecessary. We will go through some tips and strategies that if you are in debt, can help you to start getting rid of your debt and becoming once more financially healthy. Finally, you will learn 10 all powerful “money habits” that should you implement, can transform your financial life. Commit in adopting maybe only a few if not all of them and it won’t take long to begin reaping the rewards.

Here Is A Preview Of What You Will Learn… Personal Finance 101: Things You Didn’t Learn At SchoolHow To Evaluate Your Current Financial Situation: Are You Financially Fit?Monitoring Income And Expenses: Are You Living Within Your Means?Budgeting Explained: How To Create A Budget That Fits Your NeedsHow To Get Rid Of Bad Debt And Become Financially HealthyStick To It: 10 Powerful Money Habits That Can Transform Your Financial Life

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The book separates from other existing ones on the subject in providing an unparalleled angle penetrating into Washington’s covert and overt maneuvers and designs aiding and abetting a global supportive instrument of a terrorist organization which is motivated to destabilize Sri Lanka. The analyses and interpretations, based on the author’s deep knowledge and insights gained during his tenure at the U.S. Department of State, not found in other works. The link the author discovered between Washington’s settled mindset developed in the 1980s and 1990s on Sri Lanka’s national issues, and post-2009 renaissance of the global supportive instrument of a terrorist group is unique to the readers. The interpretations and analyses of discovered evidence of this cohabitation, and Washington’s adventurism are aptly reflected in the title of the book: Tamil Tigers’ Debt to America: U.S. Foreign Policy Adventurism and Sri Lanka’s Dilemma. This book gives a unique analyses and interpretation of Washington’s foreign policy adventurism using the insights the author gained during his tenure at the U.S. State Department. This insider’s account and alarming analysis have disclosed a development – largely due to Washington machinations – that enabled operative organizations within the Tamil Diaspora to replace the vanquished Tigers and diplomatically continue its secessionist agenda in Sri Lanka. Washington’s disappointment in its failure to salvage Sri Lanka’s Tamil Tiger leadership – which it believed represented the sentiments of the minority Tamils – to use it as a pressure group to influence changes in Sri Lanka was thwarted by the movement’s annihilation in 2009. To avenge the foreign policy setback, Washington created a conducive atmosphere – through its foreign policy advocacy – that facilitated the emergence of a stronger, determined and more coordinated Tamil Diaspora – once effectively functioned to sustain the LTTE – as a global diplomatic movement. One cannot recall in recent memory how a totally annihilated lethal terrorist movement along with its superior military power was resurrected and emerged as a global political movement with a determination to achieve the same objective – a separate state for the minority ethnic Tamils in the north-east region of Sri Lanka. The book’s disclosed link facilitates the readers to understand this scenario.

In January 1865, President Abraham Lincoln approved Executive Order, Special Field Orders Number 15. It was an order carried out by the military to divide 400,000 acres of land or confiscated plantations into forty-acre parcels and give them to the heads of the former slave family. I am sure we have all heard of “40 acres and a mule.” In April of 1865, President Lincoln was assassinated (only three months later). Vice President Andrew Johnson was sworn in and did not honor that executive order. Special Field Orders Number 15 was reparations for the recently freed slaves America had held in servitude and subjugation for over 200 years. This book spells out the justification, the ability to pay, and an actual plan to execute reparations for the children of American slaves.

With even a modest income, if you start strategizing and saving for your future, the financial possibilities are nearly endless! Patrick Weinert explains the many strategies you can use to pay off your debt, save money, and plan for retirement. His guide, The Money Mission, is the result of years of experience in both personal and organizational money management. Weinert has advised the chief financial officer of the US Marine Corps on financial planning, and he brings the same rigorous skill to helping you plan out your personal financial future. The Money Mission begins by addressing debt, the main financial burden that afflicts so many Americans. Weinert offers simple and easy ways to begin reducing your debt. He examines and explains the most common obstacles blocking the way to a debt-free life and shows you exactly how to overcome them. He also explains how to create a starter savings fund and a six-month savings account reserve. After laying out the plan for a strong financial foundation, The Money Mission addresses saving for retirement, interest rates, banking, the Federal Reserve, investments, and more. With specific, accessible examples and simple terminology, Weinert makes financial management easier than ever.

America is unjustly worried about ”national debt,” believing it can no longer do the many things that mark it as a great nation. Discussions of national undertakings–including infrastructure repair, jobs programs, military modernization, and disease prevention–have all been stifled through fear of insolvency. America has convinced itself that it can no longer afford, as a nation, to do many of the productive things that it has done so well over its history.

That’s a great shame, because America remains a nation of tremendous resources in every sense, and the underlying assumptions about U.S. government financial instruments are not correct. America can never face the debt problems of nations like Greece, thanks to its fundamentally different financial system.

This short book explains why such fears should not hold back America, and why even the expression ”national debt” is neither meaningful nor appropriate for the United States.