This book will fit in your pocket or bag and, in a lighthearted, sincere manner, support you in releasing your old patterns of self-sabotage and building momentum toward your goals! This book is not theory, but a manual for making change, and making it with results that stick. Cathy Fyock is the woman to get your book DONE! She’ll help …
The Comfort Zone Illusion by Susan Neustrom, Ed.D.
What is this place called the comfort zone? Where does the comfort zone exist? Why is stepping outside of the comfort zone so frightening? The Comfort Zone Illusion answers those questions by taking you on a journey of discovery to uncover the mystery of the very personal space we call our comfort zone. It is an exploration through the stages …
Hiring Made Easy as PIE by Alonzo Johnson, Ph.D.
Do you want to increase your probability of hiring the right person for the job? Hiring best-fit employees is a critical task but it doesn’t need to be daunting or complex. In this how-to guide for hiring, Dr. Alonzo Johnson presents his perspective on best-fit hiring using PIE as an acronym-Prepare, Interview and Evaluate. This straightforward approach is based on …
FuelForward by Vivian Blade
If you are looking for a road map that will show you how to jump-start your career, this is the book for you. Leadership consultant Vivian Blade has written the definitive guide on how to take your career to new levels. Follow Vivian’s proven FuelForward System that will show you how to gain control of your career and move it …
Rethinking Human Resources
This entry in the Red Letter Publishing Professional Series is the work of sixteen authors, all distinguished members of the Human Resources community. At the core of their work in this anthology is a simple question: how can we rethink Human Resources in ways that make it smarter, more effective, and better-suited to chart the course of the future? Authors …
Lessons in Leadership
This entry in the Red Letter Publishing Professional Series is the work of sixteen leaders in business, ministry, education, law, and public life. They seek answers to a simple question: what does true leadership require, and what insights or experiences have caused them to arrive at their conclusions? Authors include: Teri Cirillo, Angie Fleitz, Terry Gehrke, Elizabeth George, Angela Greer, …
Making Meetings Matter by Jim Ware
It is common to feel that corporate meetings are a waste of time. Time that could be better spent getting “real work” done. But it doesn’t have to be this way. This book is dedicated to the proposition that meetings can be meaningful, productive, and even fun—all at the same time. We need to bring business meetings into the digital …
Moving From Broken to Beautiful through Forgiveness by Yvonne Ortega
Since we don’t have alligator skin and a heart of stone, people will hurt us especially those closest to us. We also make mistakes in life and hurt others. Yvonne uses personal anecdotes and the timeless truths of God to help women trade shame and guilt for God’s grace to forgive themselves, to overcome anger and bitterness and with God’s …
Unleash the Beast by Mark Rucker
At his heaviest, Mark Rucker weighed 386 pounds. Despite his efforts, he never managed to lose weight and keep it off, instead falling back into old habits. One fateful afternoon, he visited a theme park with his family and found he couldn’t fit on the roller coasters–and couldn’t share that experience with his daughter. Armed with new motivation, Mark set …
It’s Fun to be Catholic by Gary Montgomery
What a joy working with Cathy Fyock, she is a great book coach. I was writing my second book and felt comfortable I knew what I was doing. But I got stuck and contacted Cathy. I wish I had connected with her earlier in the process. She coached me in writing and creating the book, all the while keeping me …