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Publisher's Pride: Books on Bestseller Lists - RV Oopsies (MacDonald)

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  Today's publisher's pride is  RV Oopsies   by Larry MacDonald, which reached  #46 in travel humor, #97 in hospitality, travel, & tourism, and #116 in business & professional humor.  (This book has been in the Amazon top 100 nearly every month since its release.) Book Description:  101 Hilarious (and Painful) Lessons from Real-Life RV Mishaps Every year, thousands of people hit the road in their RVs chasing freedom, fun, and the great outdoors—but even the best adventures come with their fair share of epic fails. From backing into trees and bending jack stands to the infamous black tank blunders, RV life is full of surprises… and not all of them are good ones. For over a decade, author [Name] has asked fellow RVers one simple question:  “What’s the dumbest thing you’ve done while RVing?”  The answers? Outrageous, laugh-out-loud funny, and surprisingly educational. RV Oopsies  gathers  101 true stories of RV mistakes, misadventur...
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Publisher's Pride: Books on Bestseller Lists - Learning to Feel (Girrell)

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  Recently,  Learning to Feel  (Girrell), reached #214 on the Amazon bestseller list of psychologist biographies. Book Description:  Learning to Feel, Second Edition,  teaches readers how to gain choice and authority over their emotional states. Feelings and emotions are reactions to the deeply held beliefs and experiences of our lives. In order to become fully emotionally intelligent - that is, to be able to know what is yours, what comes from the others, and how best to respond to those others - we must connect first to those core experiences and often re-interpret the meaning they have held for us.  Learning to Feel  is such a journey, intended to be a set of trail blazes for anyone who wishes to up their game in the realm of emotional intelligence. (Edition 1 was selected for the Independent Press Distinguished Favorite Award and a Literary Titan gold award.) First Edition Book Awards Literary Titan Gold Award Independent Press Award Distinguished ...
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April 10, 1896 — the day endurance became art

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  The first modern Olympic marathon was won by Spyridon Louis, a Greek water carrier who ran 25 miles through dust and disbelief to victory. He wasn’t a professional athlete; he was a man who knew how to pace himself and keep going when everyone else was spent — which, frankly, feels like the definition of adulthood. I like to imagine him crossing the finish line not with fanfare, but with that quiet, stunned look of someone who’s just realized persistence can rewrite history. So today, in honor of Louis and every long‑distance soul who keeps moving forward: here’s to the marathoners of life — the ones who hydrate, endure, and finish strong, even when the crowd has gone home. Read more posts about marathons:  MSI Press Blog image and some text AI generated post inspired by  Racing against Time  by Jeffrey Weiss Book Description: In  Racing Against Time , Jeff Weiss shares the story of his late middle-age transformation.  Weiss went from running a first 10K ...
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