There are seasons when the usual way of carrying on no longer feels possible. Less Stuff More Air explores the human side of declutter your home, clear your mind with warmth, clarity, and practical attention. It offers room to notice what is happening beneath the surface, choose one manageable next step, and build a life that feels more honest in ordinary moments. Nothing here asks you to rush your feelings or perform certainty. The work begins with taking your own experience seriously.

Long before synthetic fertilizers transformed global farming, European governments and private traders searched desperately for phosphates. Their solution emerged from battlefields, crypts, and forgotten graves. Millions of bones entered commercial circulation as nineteenth century agriculture demanded ever greater productivity. The expansion of industrial farming in Britain created vast pressure on international supply chains. Traders moved skeletal remains from Waterloo, Leipzig, and old...

You don't need a studio, a shopping spree, or a single artistic bone to unleash your creative side — just curiosity and a little time each day. Creative Buffet is your invitation to taste-test the world of crafting: 20 simple, joyful DIY projects designed to awaken your imagination and help you find your perfect hobby without the overwhelm (or expense). In a time when screens and routines dominate our lives, making something with your hands is pure magic. Each project in Creative Buffet ca...

Throughout history, powerful figures have risen from obscurity to command unwavering loyalty — often with devastating consequences. The Power and the Promise explores the real stories of cults and charismatic leaders who reshaped entire communities, nations, and eras through the force of their personalities, beliefs, and manipulation. From ancient prophets to modern messiahs, this book uncovers how ordinary individuals were drawn into extraordinary movements — and why some followed blindly...

You wake up already tired. Not the kind of tired that sleep fixes, but a deeper exhaustion that has settled into your bones. The pressure is constant—deadlines, expectations, the quiet voice that says you should be doing more. You've learned to function this way, to keep going even when every cell in your body is asking you to stop. But here's what no one tells you: sustained pressure doesn't just wear you down emotionally. It rewires your nervous system. Your baseline for what feels norma...

This book is a survivor's account of power, silence, and the long road to justice. It is written in clear, direct language. It avoids sensational detail. It keeps the focus on truth, recovery, and the steps that anyone can take to stand up for themselves and for others. The story begins with recruitment that looked ordinary. A promise of work. A referral from someone who seemed safe. A ride, a room, a list of rules. The pressure grew in small moves at first: isolation, debt, favors, silenc...

Wanting more can feel private, even when life looks steady. This book explores the quiet inner conditions behind ambition, money, and meaningful progress without turning success into noise. Drawing from timeless ideas around desire, belief, persistence, and decision-making, it looks at how financial success often begins before visible results appear. Not as fantasy, but as attention, emotional discipline, and the willingness to notice what repeatedly pulls at you. It speaks to the person w...

For today’s grandparents, staying close often means navigating video calls, photo-sharing apps, and text threads. Technology makes it easier than ever to stay connected—but it can also feel confusing, frustrating, and overwhelming. The good news? You don’t need to master every app—you just need the right tools to keep family bonds strong.Screens Made Simple for Grandparents is a clear, friendly guide that shows older adults how to use screens with confidence and ease. From setting ...

A Moment In Time is Eric Brook's first novel, almost entirely written on an iPhone.Set in Sydney, the book is set on Thursday 1 April 2010. It follows women working in Sydney from various points of view as they do jobs that many people would not consider doing. Many people's biggest physical problem in their workday is not getting a paper cut. These women just want to finish the shift alive.

What if one tiny change could transform your entire life?When you feel stuck, burned out, or overwhelmed by massive goals, the solution isn’t to push harder—it’s to go smaller.The Micro Habits Playbook is your step-by-step guide to building powerful, sustainable habits that fit seamlessly into your busy life. Backed by science and trusted by readers worldwide, this book shows you how to use micro habits to reclaim your time, energy, and motivation—without relying on willpow...

Why do your best suppliers keep squeezing your margins? You negotiate hard, yet every renewal brings a price hike, shorter terms, or worse service. The problem isn't your supplier—it's your approach. Negotiation Skills for Every Business Situation reveals a counterintuitive framework: the "Relationship Leverage Loop." Instead of haggling over price, you systematically map vendor dependencies, rank your alternatives, and anchor discussions on value rather than cost. Apply this to investor r...

How many people would you call at 3 AM? The question lands differently now. In the decade of building careers, raising families, and maintaining appearances, something essential has slipped away. Quiet loneliness has become a familiar companion. This isn't about lacking friends. It's about the shift from weekly hangouts to scheduled coffee dates. From sharing dreams to sharing logistics. The connections that once felt effortless now require negotiation. And somewhere in transition, the que...