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Michael Park is everything a family and school would want: Excellent student, phenomenal athlete, straight laced, and tries to never get into trouble. However, at the peak of the Vietnam War, he is also the son of Korean immigrants and is accused of being a Chinese communist everyday, all the while trying to break free from traditional Korean family expectations so he can forge his own path.

I’m Good Enough: Finding Freedom Through Self-Acceptance is a transformative guide to rediscovering your true worth. Chris Abojei challenges the pressures of societal norms, reminding listeners that their value is not something to be earned but an intrinsic part of who they are.

If weight loss is a constant struggle, think again—true change comes from simplicity. While others overcomplicate it, this audiobook reveals how 16 hours can transform your journey. There are no trends, no extreme diets—just the power of simplicity.

When divine aspirations entered the mind, and the words flowed like energy into thoughts, came this valued piece of work. These writings can be very inspirational and motivational with insight and changed thoughts to make this world so much brighter, to bring better peace in the minds of the listeners, and to bring hope and purpose to people's lives. Tremendous authors of years past made a difference in the world and love is one part of that journey.

Gain a new perspective on the foundations of leadership and management through the seven fundamental conflicts every manager faces throughout their career.

Conversation and networking skills aren’t innate—they can be developed. This guide to mastering business conversation will show you how.

Fidelio, the teenage son of a peasant, is a healer—not that he'll admit it. But after enlisting in the Northern Division under Francisco Villa during the Mexican revolution; spending a few years as a shepherd and miner, where he struggled with union corruption; and trying to avoid religious persecution, he finally accepts his gift and dedicates the last years of his life to serving those in need and preaching God's love.

This is episode two of the romantic comedy trilogy which chronicles the love lives of Ray Marshall, Kamal Brown and Adam Gray from their points of view. The hope was that things will get better. Ray started helping with house chores, trying his best to be physically fit and continues to make romantic efforts to be closer to his wife, Desiree. Will this be enough to improve their relationship? Adam had dinner with the family of Aneida. It was complicated by the discovery that Aneida’s father was Adam’s mentor in medical school.

“If only men express their feelings rather than just acting out,” ladies often wish. “If only ladies just understand how we feel,” men often wish. Well, Three Guys Talking is a trilogy which chronicles the love lives of three friends from their points of view. Therefore, ladies will get to hear men express their feelings and men may get ladies to understand how they feel too.

Time is running out on all sides for Adam. Nora is slipping through his fingers and Aneida does not want to wait in vain for his love. Unfortunately, he is not getting younger. He needs to make a decision, or a decision will be made for him. Kamal is struggling to have a child with his adorable wife, Bonita. Kamal is struggling with visitation rights to see his child with his ex-wife, Kandie. Kamal is struggling with his struggles. Kamal must decide which struggle is worth struggling for.