This summer, Publishizer is calling for books that encourage critical thinking, exploration, and dialougue through the art of holding space for and asking questions.
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Cordell Carter is the executive director of the Aspen Institute Socrates Program and the founding director of the Aspen Institute’s Project on Belonging. In Becoming an Inclusive Republic by Cordell speaks to the civically-engaged leaders amongst us looking for a positive national narrative and a society where everyone belongs and enjoys equitable opportunities to thrive.
We're taught shame punishes wrongdoers, but what if much of what we're told is wrong - and it mostly punishes the innocent? In The Shame Deception, senior psychotherapist Michael Appleton shows how shame is having a negative impact on our mental health - and explains how it makes us hide our mental health. The book shows how we're still deceived, explains what we can do to reverse shame - and tells shame-recovery stories.
In her new professional development book, Haley Cooper poses and addresses a crucial inquiry for readers: "How can nonprofit leaders efficiently initiate and maintain a nonprofit organization in a resource-constrained environment?" By sharing her journey of founding a nonprofit at the age of 24 in Malawi, Africa, the book provides a roadmap of practical strategies, challenges, and solutions tailored for emerging nonprofit leaders. It delves into the essential elements of successful nonprofit management, from initial concept to long-term sustainability, and offers valuable insights and lessons learned from real-life experiences in a challenging environment.
Claudia Clark sheds light on Australia's alarming wildlife extinction crisis. Despite being home to more endemic animals than any other place on earth except Indonesia, Australia faces the world's highest extinction rates for its native species. Through insightful analysis and policy recommendations, Clark addresses the pressing challenges endangering Australia's unique wildlife and advocates for urgent action to protect these precious creatures before it's too late.
Danny Flood is an accomplished author, adventurer, and entrepreneur, renowned for his expertise in personal growth, productivity, and peak performance. In Unlimit, Danny shares how to 10x your performance and create freedom through a holistic system that blends proven practices, technology, AI, and systems to unlock your creativity, productivity and talent to its greatest potential.
We Can Save the World asks readers to consider the impact we make on the environment while providing practical solutions anyone can apply.
In a world where meaningful change often seems elusive, Dr. Lori's interactive coffee table book stands as a vital bridge, encouraging individual participation. Integrate green living into your daily routine with actionable insights and explore related organizations connected through QR codes, all while adding a touch of elegance to your space. Moreover, each purchase aids tree-planting initiatives.
Intimacy issues are widespread in the United States. How do we understand and navigate its nuances? In particular, what is the intersection between intimacy and disability? Emily Goodson is committed to reshaping the discourse surrounding intimacy, through "Dating Disability", her creative work in the LA Times and her workshops around disability.
Unpacking isn't a guidebook; it's a testament to the transformative power of travel. It asks and challenges readers to reconsider what it means to connect with places and people. Through their journey, Donatas and Victor encounter the unexpected – challenges that test their limits and moments of profound connection that change their perspective on the world.
Publishizer is facilitating Special Sales of the follow published books that speak to the content of our current theme.
Abriella, a certified Montessori teacher asks her young readers: What if a bug was seen as more than just a creepy, crawly thing; it was in fact a dear friend and teacher of things such as How to Read. My Pet Bug is not only funny, but educational too. (Bright Communications)
Death is an inevitability. Yet the vast majority of us seem to want to ignore this fact. However, death is inevitable, and trying to avoid talking about it is a mistake. Estimated Time of Departure (Aitia Press) invites readers on a journey alongside one man having these discussions with his parents and revealing how powerfully loving, revealing, and cathartic they were. Willy is offering a free eBook Download for readers of the Publishizer 2024 Summer Theme.
Lilly Benitez leads her through her choice to qusetion default paths and puruse her own unique vocational calling. She is offering her book, Create Something (Reader Advanced) to readers of the Publishizer Summer 2024 Theme for 20% here.
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