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	Sharon Michaels BellaOnline's Self Development Editor

How To Communicate With Confidence EBook
Over the years, and by trial and error, I’ve learned certain skills that have helped me overcome my shyness and gain the poise to communicate from an inner place of self-confidence. I’ve written an EBook to share the wisdom I’ve gathered. Here’s a look inside “How To Communicate With Confidence.”

Jonathon Livingston Seagull – A Review
Who would have thought that a fictional seagull named Jonathon Livingston could have become such a timeless hero of the modern self-discovery movement? What makes this tale about a nonconforming gull so timeless? Here’s what I think and I hope you’ll let me what you think.

Light of the Moon – Luanne Rice – A Review
Yes, I know this is the self-development site and not the romance or fiction site. But I’ve found a book I think is worth sharing with our self-development readers. It has a strong female character, relates to mother/daughter issues and is just a clean, fun, insightful pleasure to read.

OrangePeel Vision Board System – A Review
I believe Vision Boards can ignite the powerful inner motivators within us. I’ve discovered an interesting computer generated Vision Board system that can help keep your goals and vision in clear view, whether you’re in front of your computer or not. It is pretty interesting.

Peaks and Valleys – Spencer Johnson - Review
If you enjoy reading parables, you’ll enjoy reading Spencer Johnson’s latest book, Peaks and Valleys. The author has several number one bestsellers including “Who Moved My Cheese?” He knows how to tell a good story.

Rich Brother Rich Sister – A Review
Robert Kiyosaki and his sister Emi have written a book together. That may not sound so unusual until you realize one is a multi-millionaire and the other a Buddhist nun. Both openly and honestly share personal, and often intimate, details about their journey to find inner faith and financial peace.

Thank You Power by Deborah Norville – A Review
Thankful people seem to have found the key to a life filled with happiness. What if your life could change by simply believing in the power of thank you? Deborah Norville in her book Thank You Power will prove to you that thank you can be an unstoppable happiness magnet.

The Age Of Speed – A Review
If you find yourself thinking about how times have changed and everything seems to be moving too fast, then you’ll find the information in “The Age of Speed” attention-grabbing and interesting. If you’re more into a slow paced existence, than this may not be the best read for you.

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho – A Review
Have you ever dreamt to living out your wildest dreams and then talked yourself out of it? Are you unsure about beginning your journey to greater self-discovery? If you answered, “yes” to either question, then please read on because The Alchemist is a book you’ll want to sit back and enjoy.

The Five People You Meet In Heaven – A Review
You never know whose life you’ll have the ability to change or positively impact by simply “knowing” them. The Five People You Meet In Heaven, weaves a story of how one man impacted the lives of so many people and yet, never realized it until he met and talked with them in heaven.

The Power To Succeed – A Review
Learning to recognize the things you’re doing that keep you from the things you want is a huge step toward achieving long-lasting success. That’s the premise of my book, How To Give Yourself The POWER To Succeed. It’s a hands-on approach to recognizing and conquering self-sabotage.

The Seven Minute Difference – Review
The subtitle says it all – Small Steps To Big Changes. Author Allyson Lewis has written a book that if read, worked and applied can provide the practical positive steps for taking you from where you are now to where you want to be both personally and professionally.

The Twelfth Angel – A Review
I’ve always enjoyed Og Mandino’s self-development books, both his nonfiction and fiction. The Twelfth Angel is trademark Og Mandino - it is a powerful self-development lesson taught through emotion and by example. It’s a story of hope for the future, even when the future appears hopeless.

What The Bleep Do We Know – DVD Review
Have you ever had a movie recommended and watched it just to see what all the fuss was about? That’s how I came to watch “What The Bleep Do We Know.” If you are interested in the power of the human mind and how it affects self-development, it’s my turn to recommend this DVD to you.