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Many people believe that as you get older, you have to accept an inevitable physical decline—that you're doomed to eventual frailty and dependence on others. In fact, the Center for Disease Control found that approximately 1 in 4 adults over the age of 50 are inactive, with inactivity being 30% higher among those with a chronic disease.

Have you ever seen someone and thought? There is no way they're human. Or maybe you wonder why nobody has ever gotten a clear picture of Bigfoot. Well chances are that weird guy isn't human. And as for the picture thing. Well that would violate the woodland treaty of '55. What about all those things from folklore? You know like the Wendigo or maybe elves. Well the Wendigo is a recluse. and elves are actually stranded aliens.(long story)

Conventional workplace cultures had been based on boss-led authority and control, often resulting in workers that don’t know, or worse, don’t care or don’t take responsibility for the work they are doing. Breaking the business norms, the "Own It" workplace culture cultivates a courageous workforce and presents tools for driving breakthrough results in today’s ever-changing and demanding marketplace.

Buddy is just one of Bob Igleheart’s three grand dogs. They have so much fun together. In this first book, Grand Dogs: Buddy, we find a rambunctious Buddy always getting into something! Buddy is the first in a series of three books about Bob’s grand dogs, as he calls them.

Despite being a sixth-grade dropout and illiterate until his thirties, author Frank AuCoin is very often asked, "How do I build and keep wealth?" In Ten Legacy Lessons of Wealth, the CEO and franchiser imparts his simple and clear wisdom to learn how to create real generational wealth. In fact, Frank says, "If you can learn to tie your shoes, ride a bike, and drive a car, you can learn to become wealthy, and there is nothing on God's green earth to stop you."

It's encouraging that a lot of people want to launch their own business, but given the current business climate, doing so may prove to be challenging. This book does give you a basic blueprint on starting a business, but it also covers topics that are significantly more important.

Eat Like a Local: Tacoma by Pearl Lee offers the inside scoop on local food establishments found in the sister city of Seattle, Tacoma. Culinary tourism is an important aspect of any travel experience. Food has the ability to tell you a story of a destination, its landscapes, and culture on a single plate.

Have you been searching for your better half? Or want to improve the relationship you’re already in? Head, Heart, Crotch Connections: How Not to Fail in Search of Your Perfect Union is the guide you’ve been waiting for to safeguard your intimate relationships by better understanding how they work.