A warm, inspiring, and practical handbook for at-home moms, by a television celebrity and mother of five. National television personality and mother of five Rachel Campos-Duffy presents a new way of looking at stay at-home motherhood that will transform the way readers view their days, their family, and their home. With practical advice and candid, engaging stories from her own life and other moms who are making it all work, mothers will learn about: ? Embracing the choice to stay home with joy and confidence ? Taking care of yourself, guilt-free ? How rekindling your relationship with your husband benefits the whole family ? Reveling in the chance to explore new passions and creative outlets ? And the 10 things that no mom can live without!

A warm, inspiring, and practical handbook for at-home moms, by a television celebrity and mother of five. National television personality and mother of five Rachel Campos-Duffy presents a new way of looking at stay at-home motherhood that will transform the way readers view their days, their family, and their home. With practical advice and candid, engaging stories from her own life and other moms who are making it all work, mothers will learn about: ? Embracing the choice to stay home with joy and confidence ? Taking care of yourself, guilt-free ? How rekindling your relationship with your husband benefits the whole family ? Reveling in the chance to explore new passions and creative outlets ? And the 10 things that no mom can live without!

Happiness is around every corner—but every once in a while we need a map to find it . . . When you feel like you might be losing your way, this book, filled with ideas and inspiration, is your guide. Joy unites all people, and words are often how we best express our joy. Think Happy to Stay Happy is a collection of power thoughts and insightful quotes and affirmations that express some of the best ways to stay happy. One thing the world’s wisdom traditions agree on is that states of “higher being” are not attained by stumbling around an unmarked road to “blisstown,” but result from inner work and self development. Bliss means connecting with your true self more deeply and arriving at a place of ease and awareness. If you follow your bliss you put yourself on a kind of track that has been there all the while, waiting for you—and the life that you ought to be living is the one you are living. • Learn to be happy • Learn about how a “gratitude adjustment” can help you stay happy • Attain a state of bliss

The only pocket-sized book packed with ways to boost not only workplace happiness, but also your-and your company's-performance Research has shown that employee happiness improves the bottom line, but how can a time-crunched, stressed-out employee wedge in a little joy? Instrumental for anyone working, whether in a cubicle or a corner office, Powered by Happy offers a quick hit of optimism for the workday, which will help your career and job satisfaction. Employee engagement expert Beth Thomas has crafted a powerful little book filled with upbeat coaching, practical advice, and proven techniques. "Powered by Happy provides a step by step, tip by tip strategy for figuring out what gives us joy and how to create an environment in which we can find it-all day, every day, in any situation, no matter what challenges we face." —Larry Israelite, talent management executive "Here is a practical collection of strategies and approaches that will support and enliven the lives of employees and managers." —Elliott Masie, chair, The Learning Consortium "Look hard into the mirror, be honest with yourself, follow Beth's advice, and become more productive and honestly happy!" —Steven M. Lyman, vice-president, American Eagle Outfitters

Motherhood doesn’t have to mean losing yourself . . . Most moms are grateful they make the choice to be a stay-at-home mom (SAHM), but after a couple of years, they may feel like they’re losing their mind. The alternative is going back to work, but that doesn’t seem right either. Flex mom is for mothers who want a third model of motherhood, somewhere between stay-at-home mom and working mom. This third way is to be the primary caregiver for their children while deliberately creating a path that fuels their passions – leaving them fulfilled and confident. Described as a melting pot of positive psychology and coaching, with the humor and honesty of Anne Lamott’s Bird by Bird, Flex Mom helps moms make the fleeting childrearing years their best yet.

¿AM I AT RISK OF LOSING SIGNIFICANT BRAIN FUNCTION BECAUSE I AM NOT WORKING ANYMORE¿?After a long and successful career in sales and marketing in London and and San Diego, this and other questions made Sara Gaviria wonder if she and her husband made the right choice when they agreed to have her stay at home with their baby. She planned a natural birth, then, well, things went their own way and once the baby arrived she set her goals: having a healthy and happy son but also getting her body back and not losing her hair. What she did not know is that apart from discovering the most unconditional and out of this world love, she was about to rediscover herself: think about what really made her happy, read non-stop, be healthier, kind of fade her freckles (kind of), declutter her house, reinvent her look, be creative, have self-discipline, enjoy nature, learn how to cut a zucchini, and make new friends on her mid-thirties.Written with humor, very detailed information, and advice ¿ some hard-won and some based on current scientific research, books, and interviews. Sara¿s book tackles subjects such as the overwhelming first month after giving birth, healthy eating and exercise month-by-month for the first year, easy beauty tips, homemade treatments, how to look casually stylish, making the most of your free time, the importance of friends, how to get your partner to help, skills to achieve a healthy mind, and finally invites you to find your own passion. Be aware, this is not a baby book, this book is for you, Mom!Be inspired and join her on the journey of staying at home with her baby during the first year of his life, where she organically realizes that she can ¿have it all¿... at home and without losing her sanity.

'Stay Healthy, Be Happy, Live Longer' addresses the reality that tens of millions of ordinary people are allowing heart disease, and other related conditions such as obesity, diabetes and blood pressure, to creep up on them and impact their lives detrimentally. Not because they don't know how to keep them at bay -we all know that already-, but because they cannot sustain the rigorous day-to-day lifestyle changes recommended by the medical profession and indeed, with the best of intentions, by most of the other books on the subject. It faces squarely the reality that old habits can be deep-rooted and new lifestyle changes difficult to make permanent. Uniquely it gently motivates the reader to make whatever degree of change they are able to habitualize. It provides the readers with a clear understanding of the benefits to be gained from making the changes, and a practical methodology of change that can ebb and flow in harmony with the readers' own natural tendencies and preferences.