Our Top 5 Books to Give Your Relationship

    Our Top 5 Books to Give Your Relationship

The Big Black Book of Sex Positions

From the writers who brought you The Little Black Book of Sex Positions comes a bigger and better manual than ever before. The Big Black Book of Sex Positions is your go-to guide if you feel like your sex life has gone stale. Spice things up with these tantalizing positions that will enhance your sexual experience like never before. 

Within this accessible and approachable guide, you’ll find exciting and steamy sex positions like Bottoms Up, The Joyride, The Lotus, Spread Eagle, as well as more than twenty less-frequent, but more adventurous sexual topics and positions. You’ll also discover sections about foreplay, toys, setting the mood, exercises to improve your performance and flexibility, why size only matters when it’s wrong, and many other burning topics that are often overlooked. 

Get ready to take your sex life to a whole-new level with The Big Black Book of Sex Positions.

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The Big Black Book of Sex Positions 

Sexy Challenges 33 Adventures

Whether you want deep soulful lovemaking or hot-rip-your-clothes-off sex, you can consciously connect to your spirituality, your friskiness, your heart and your lover every time with these 33 unique sexy challenges.  Dr. Rob Alex is an amazing power guru who helps you and your partner open your hearts, souls, minds and bodies through playful, metaphysical spirituality and sexuality.

Lovemaking is far more than just a physical interaction between lovers.  It is actually a sacred journey you and your partner travel together.  One of the greatest things about Sexy Challenges is that they're easy, practical and a lot of fun.  And, they lead you on a mystical journey like no other.

Most couples want to keep their relationship hot and sexy, but aren't sure how to do it.  On top of that, they crave a spiritual connection.  However, blending the sexy and the spiritual can seem confusing or even impossible.  Drs. Rob and Janelle have created a solution with these almost effortless ideas for you and your lover.  

Plan your sexy date nights with the couples' sexual planner while creating planned spontaneity.  Transform yourselves into vampires or Egyptian lovers.  Build a love retrieval machine while exploring an orgasmic reincarnation.  Spin the bottle and sensually motivate your partner. 

When you experience these 33 adventures you'll discover how to create powerful energy with passion, purpose and love.  You'll even learn how to sexually charge your money!

No matter how you look at it, Sexy Challenges 33 Adventures will set your lingerie, spirituality and intimacy on fire.

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Sexy Challenges 33 Adventures

Orgasmic Reincarnation

Orgasm is one of the most amazing physical feelings in the universe.  What if it was also a gateway or portal to something more?  What if through your orgasm you could reach into other dimensions or retrieve information from past or other lives you are living?  

When you use your passionate lovemaking to pierce the veil between your world and the unknown some pretty amazing things can happen.  This Sexy Challenge helps you open up to the possibility that your orgasm is a vessel for you to travel to and from a more spiritual place.  It can allow you to reach out and touch that which is untouchable for most.

What are you waiting for?  This challenge could open you up to the joys of the Universe and it all flows through the power of your orgasmic bliss. 

Make sure to check out all the other amazing Sexy Challenges for the Amazon Kindle. 

You can also find out more about Sexy Challenges on our website at http://sexychallenges.com

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Speaking Kind Words

Relationships suffer greatly when partners no longer speak kind and loving words to one another. Saying the same words over and over, day in and day out, can become common place and those once powerful words lose some of their potency. In fact, do you remember the phrase, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me?” That really isn’t true. Not only can words hurt, but so can the lack of kind and loving words. Husband and wife team, Rob and Janelle Alex, share with you a method to bring back and even add new loving words to your relationship. Following the approach presented in Speaking Kind Words will improve and bring a new outlook to your relationship.

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Sexy Challenges

Sacred and Sensual Experiences for Lovers

Sex can be just sex. The mechanics of it can be planned out and the outcome you desire can be achieved as a purely physical act. It is possible that this can leave you feeling wonderful and physically connected with your partner. But, what if it could be so much more? What if the pleasure you feel now could be doubled, tripled or increased beyond belief? Would you want to experience that? Sexy Challenges can take you to a place where sensual love and sacred sex combine to form an experience that lifts you to new heights. Your experiences can move beyond just the physical. You might be surprised to learn that each orgasm you share with your beloved actually contains the vastness of the Universe. Inside this exciting book, you will discover fifty sexy challenges. These encompass a wide range of experiences. Through the fun, laughter, communication, romance and passion of these challenges the connection with your partner can become more powerful than you ever expected. You can touch the untouchable. The god or goddess within you can be revealed.

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Sexy Challenges Sacred and Sensual Experiences for Lovers

      

Make Peace With Life

What if the meaning of life isn’t something you find…
but something you learn to make peace with?

In Making Peace With Life, Dr. Rob Alex takes you on a deeply human, refreshingly honest, and surprisingly humorous journey through the chaos, beauty, heartbreak, energy, and wonder of being alive.

This isn’t a book about chasing perfection.
It’s about embracing the full spectrum — the ups, the downs, the middle ground, the transitions, the questions, the endings, and the beginnings.

Inside these pages you’ll explore:

• Why there is no real “finish line” in life — and why that’s good news
• How life’s hardest moments often become your greatest teachers
• The metaphysical energy that connects you to every other life on the planet
• Why your life is both a tiny drop… and an entire universe
• How music, memories, impact, and love glue everything together
• Why asking better questions may matter more than finding answers
• How to stop defining yourself by age, status, or comparison
• And why your life has unlimited value — even when you forget it does

Blending psychology, personal development, metaphysical insight, and everyday humor, Dr. Rob Alex writes like the friend who hands you cosmic wisdom and a high-five at the same time.

This book will not give you all the answers.
It will give you something far more powerful:

Permission to breathe.
Permission to question.
Permission to adjust.
Permission to live fully.

And most importantly —
Permission to make peace with life exactly as it is… while still growing into what it can become.

If you’re ready to stop racing and start living —
This book is for you.

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Make Peace With Life

Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Community, and Our Ways of Life

 

Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Community, and Our Ways of Life

By William M. Togbah

What if the future of capitalism depends not only on how markets grow, but on how widely opportunity is shared?

Economic systems are often discussed through statistics, policies, and political arguments. William M. Togbah takes a more human-centered route in Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Communities, and Our Ways of Life, examining capitalism through the people and communities expected to live within it. Rather than treating capitalism as a settled idea, Togbah presents it as an economic model that should be reconsidered for a changing, increasingly interconnected century. 

Africa plays an important role in that discussion. Togbah argues that conversations about capitalism often overlook developing economies, particularly places where governments and public services may have less capacity. His examination considers how private enterprise, individual initiative, competition, and different levels of government regulation affect economic life across African societies. 

Yet the book reaches beyond a defense of one economic system. Its chapters move through women’s empowerment, the growth of the middle class, technology, education, multinational business, and job creation—subjects that bring economics closer to everyday concerns. Education receives particular attention as a path toward specialization, productivity, knowledge sharing, and greater economic participation. 

That perspective gives the book particular relevance for today’s writers, thinkers, students, and socially conscious readers. Discussions of inequality, employment, education, and development can easily become abstract. Togbah continually returns those discussions to human outcomes: whether people can find work, develop useful skills, participate economically, strengthen their communities, and imagine better possibilities for the next generation. His exploration also draws from interviews concerning education, wealth disparity, public safety, and other social concerns, alongside his own experience of economic inequality in Liberia. 

For contemporary society, perhaps the book’s most valuable invitation is not that every reader must agree with its conclusions. It is that economic ideas deserve closer examination when they shape education, opportunity, work, identity, and community life.

Readers interested in African politics, global economics, development, education, and the continuing debate over capitalism will find plenty to consider in William M. Togbah’s Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Communities, and Our Ways of Life. 

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Capitalism:

A Pillar for People, Community, and Our Ways of Life

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A Pillar for People, Community, and Our Ways of Life

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The Sexy Art of Conversation:

How Powerful Words Create Attraction, Intimacy, and Deep Connection

(Sexy Challenges)

Conversation is foreplay.
And most people are doing it badly.

The Sexy Art of Conversation is not about small talk, polite chatter, or “How was your day?”
It’s about connection that lingers, words that arouse, and conversations that change energy in a room.

This book explores the four powerful layers of conversation—physical, mental, energetic, and spiritual—and how mastering them can transform your relationships, intimacy, attraction, and emotional connection.

You’ll discover why:

• The right words can create instant chemistry
• Vulnerability is irresistibly attractive
• Deep listening is more seductive than any pickup line
• Conversations can heal, ignite desire, and build trust
• Energy exchange happens long before touch ever does

Blending relationship psychology, metaphysical wisdom, sensual awareness, and humor, this book teaches you how to:

• Create emotional intimacy without force
• Speak in ways that lower defenses and open hearts
• Ask questions that unlock desire and truth
• Recognize and dissolve conversational energy leaks
• Turn everyday conversations into magnetic experiences

Perfect for:

• Couples looking to deepen intimacy
• Singles wanting stronger attraction and connection
• Spiritual seekers curious about energy exchange
• Anyone tired of shallow relationships and surface-level talk

This isn’t manipulation.
This isn’t scripted romance.
This is conscious conversation—where words become touch, listening becomes intimacy, and connection becomes electric.

Because when you learn how to truly speak—and truly listen—
everything changes

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The Sexy Art of Conversation

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The Global Gratitude Show Shares The Make Peace With Life Book

  

The Global Gratitude Show

Features

Dr. Rob Alex, Metaphysician

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Listen in as we discuss his book, Making Peace With Life, Dr. Rob Alex takes you on a deeply human, refreshingly honest, and surprisingly humorous journey through the chaos, beauty, heartbreak, energy, and wonder of being alive.

This isn’t a book about chasing perfection.

It’s about embracing the full spectrum — the ups, the downs, the middle ground, the transitions, the questions, the endings, and the beginnings.

Inside these pages you’ll explore:

• Why there is no real “finish line” in life — and why that’s good news
• How life’s hardest moments often become your greatest teachers
• The metaphysical energy that connects you to every other life on the planet
• Why your life is both a tiny drop… and an entire universe
• How music, memories, impact, and love glue everything together
• Why asking better questions may matter more than finding answers
• How to stop defining yourself by age, status, or comparison
• And why your life has unlimited value — even when you forget it does

Blending psychology, personal development, metaphysical insight, and everyday humor, Dr. Rob Alex writes like the friend who hands you cosmic wisdom and a high-five at the same time.

This book will not give you all the answers.

It will give you something far more powerful:

Permission to breathe.

Permission to question.

Permission to adjust.

Permission to live fully.

And most importantly —

Permission to make peace with life exactly as it is… while still growing into what it can become.

Click here to get your copy of Make Peace With Life

Open you Mind and Make Peace With Life

UNTAUGHT Learn faster. Remember more. Stop blanking under pressure

    

UNTAUGHT 

Learn faster. Remember more.

Stop blanking under pressure

The Science of Why You Forget Names — and What Actually Fixes It

You meet someone at a conference. They tell you their name. You repeat it back, shake their hand, maybe even comment on it. Ten seconds later, someone else joins the conversation. Now you need to introduce your new acquaintance. And the name is gone. Not fuzzy. Not on the tip of your tongue. Just simply gone, the way a browser tab closes without a trace.

If this has happened to you, the instinct is to treat it as a personal failing. A sign your memory isn't as sharp as you'd like. It isn't that. Remembering names and faces reliably has very little to do with how smart or attentive you are. It has everything to do with something simpler: two very different kinds of information, and a brain that was only ever built to handle one of them well.

This is one of the exact problems UNTAUGHT: The Memory System You Were Never Taught to Use  is built to fix. Here's the actual reason it happens.

Think about a face you'd recognize instantly. Even years later. Even from across a crowded room, even if you couldn't place a single other detail about that person. Your brain has a whole region dedicated just to that. It's built specifically to notice and hold onto faces, and it is remarkably good at its job.

Now think about how a name arrives, right next to that same face. It gets none of that advantage. A name is just a sound, processed the same way as any other word you happen to overhear. It competes for a sliver of your attention while you're managing eye contact, thinking of what to say next, reading the room. Less than a second of real focus, and then it's simply expected to last.

So it's not that your memory is bad at holding names. Names are just close to the worst-case scenario for how memory actually works. Once you see that clearly, a forgotten name stops feeling like a failure. It starts making a lot more sense.

There's a strange comfort in that, honestly. It means the problem was never you. It was never about effort, or intelligence, or how carefully you were listening. It was the mismatch nobody ever pointed out.

And it's not only at parties. Picture a meeting where a client is introduced to you, and twenty minutes later you need to say their name in front of the whole room. Or a networking event where you meet five people in quick succession, and walking away, you realize you couldn't reliably repeat a single one back. Same brain. Same gap. Just a different room each time.

So what actually changes this? A handful of things, and they show up the same way every single time — whether it's a name at a party, a fact you're cramming before an exam, or a face from years ago that suddenly resurfaces.

First: it needs something familiar to attach to. New, isolated information has nowhere to live, so it drifts off fast, no matter how many times you repeat it.

Second: it needs to become a picture, not just a sound. Your brain holds onto images far better than it holds onto words. This is part of why repeating someone's name back to them rarely helps as much as people expect. You're keeping it in exactly the format your brain struggles with.

Third: it has to be specific. “Something about his job” barely registers. One vivid, particular detail does.

Fourth: timing. The connection has to form in that same moment. Get distracted by the next part of the conversation, and the original detail is often gone before it ever gets anchored. This one catches people off guard the most, because it happens fast, and nobody notices it happening at all.

Put those four together, and something forgettable starts behaving like a face instead. Encoded deeply. Hard to lose.

None of this means you need a better memory than the one you already have. Worth repeating, because it's the part people find hardest to believe: the brain that instantly recognizes a face across a room, twenty years later, is not a weak brain. It's a brain running in the right format. Names just don't arrive in that format on their own. They have to be converted, every time, and nobody ever actually teaches that as a skill. It's assumed you'll either pick it up naturally, somewhere along the way, or you simply won't, and that will just be your lot.

None of this is new, either. Long before anyone had language for how memory works this way, public speakers were already relying on the same idea. Deliberately tying new, unfamiliar information to something vivid and already known. Out of necessity. No notes to fall back on. A room full of people watching them either land it or fumble. People were doing this over two thousand years ago, refining it into something close to a craft, long before anyone could explain the biology behind it. The brain hasn't changed since. Only our understanding of why it works has. That's what turns a vague idea like “just visualize it” into something you can actually rely on, instead of stumbling into it by accident once in a while.

It also explains why some people seem to just be “good with names” while everyone else struggles. They're usually not naturally gifted. They've just stumbled, often without realizing it, into doing these four things automatically. The rest of us were never shown that there was anything to do at all.

This is exactly the mechanism UNTAUGHT breaks down in full. Not just for names and faces, but for studying, speaking, and recall under real pressure.

Which is really the whole point of all this. Forgetting a name moments after hearing it was never a sign of a weak memory. It's the predictable result of asking an untrained system to do something it was never good at. Pressure, distraction, no time to prepare. Exactly the conditions where it's most likely to let you down.

The same is true well past names. A student who studies for hours and still blanks on exam day isn't lacking effort, or intelligence. They're running into the same mismatch: real, valuable information, held the wrong way, nothing in place to bridge the gap. A professional who prepares thoroughly for a presentation and loses their train of thought at the podium is living the exact same story. Just with higher stakes attached.  So is anyone who has ever walked out of a job interview replaying the one answer they knew cold, and somehow couldn't produce.

Your memory was never the problem. It just needed a system nobody ever handed you. The same way nobody ever sat any of us down and taught this as an actual skill. It's simply been left out. Treated as something people either happen to be good at, or don't.

That's really the part worth sitting with for a moment. Not that you failed some test of natural ability. Just that nobody, at any point along the way, ever actually showed you the one thing that would have made all the difference.

If this is the kind of thing that's helped already, UNTAUGHT takes it much further — a complete, four-level system, from your first names-and-faces win all the way to genuinely advanced recall.

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