Erin Padilla

A day has 1,440 minutes - are you doing enough to make every minute count? As humans, we are born procrastinators. The word tomorrow seems like our favorite word as we casually give in to the countless temptations that surround us. But how many hours or minutes are we actually spending doing things that take us closer to our long term goals? The way you schedule tasks and goals and the way they are accomplished or delegated plays a crucial role. In a way, you can say it is directly proportional to your success or failure.

It’s likely true that most people picking up this book have never even heard of a place called Peshtigo. This is hardly surprising. This little town on the shores of Lake Michigan is hardly a remarkable place in the modern day. Its residents number less than 4,000, and there’s nothing particularly special about it at first glance. But one does have to look twice at its motto. “A city rebuilt from the ashes.” Peshtigo may be just another small Wisconsin town today, but 150 years ago, it really was nothing but ashes.

This set includes four books to help you discover power tips and techniques to increase self-love, improve your communication and leadership skills, and master your emotional intelligence.

Constantine the Great is a complex figure surrounded by controversies and contradictions. The sources of history left for us to read are often biased one way or the other as he is the first Christian Roman emperor. His own propaganda paints a bright picture of his actions and his personality, while on the other side, we have his political enemies who paint him in much darker colors. All of the sources available to us either fully support Constantine or are strictly against him.