Women Thought

In this uniquely fascinating audiobook, internationally renowned psychic Sylvia Browne recounts her captivating life as a clairvoyant, telling of her earliest readings as a young child in Kansas City, and of her first contact with Francine, her spirit guide.

Ever wonder why some people seem so popular and magnetic and others seem to repel? Do you want to be one of those magnetic individuals? Learn about the art and science of personal magnetism. Anyone who holds an earnest desire and a strong will/determination can become magnetic when applying the principles herein. We'll go over personal magnetism, mental and physical poles, physical magnetism, nerve force energy, mental atmosphere, magnetic currents, and more.

In Too Much and Not Enough, author Karen Shock writes with a refreshingly brutal honesty about her experiences growing up under the influence of toxic theological systems that left her doubting her sanity, her identity, and her voice. Like many men and women who have been hurt by the church they loved, or betrayed by the pastors they trusted, Karen’s story is filled with disappointment and grief. But, as she writes from her heart and makes room for healing, she discovers a deeper hope, and a surprising amount of grace waiting for her—and all of us—on the other side.

Meet Lea Phyllis and learn about her heroic life as it unfolded in the early to late 1950s. Let her introduce you to the people that made her strong and self-sufficient. Lea’s story covers many emotions like anger, laughter, sadness, shock and wonderment. Born and raised in West-by-God-Virginia, her life experiences forced her to grow up quickly. Lea’s life is fascinating, enlightening, and life-affirming.

This book is for the kick-ass woman who want it all and knows that a killer mindset makes her money in the bank. Here you will learn how to think your way to money and success and why being lazy can be more that good enough. Start listening now and set your mind up for success!

“I wrote these letters so that long after I’m gone, you’ll know that I loved you, had great hopes for you, and wanted to give you my best advice on living in this tough world. If I can’t be there with you, I hope my letters will act as a sort of reminder of me—as if I’m standing...