"It was 2 o'clock in the morning. The darkness was powerfully frightening, and I saw the fear in my wife's face with every flash. We had $19.70 to our names with no where to live and no where to go."This is a story about hard-learned lessons, a family's survival, and the goodness of God that changes lives.

Life is an opportunity to evolve to higher degrees of consciousness. It is also an opportunity to become a ChA (Change Agent) for helping people to live a better quality of life. Becoming a ChA is likely to happen through our transforma-tion and not through our suggestions or advice. 'I Can' is a perception that helps anyone build a self-image of a winner. Positive thinking is of very little use without a string self-image. 'I Will' is commitment to convert wish into a reality. Combined together 'I Can I Will' becomes a powerful self-motivation to have, become, or be what you deserve & desire.

Darol Rodrock founded one of the most successful residential development companies in the Midwest-enjoying all the wealth and accolades that accompany such a distinguished position-but for years he harbored a dark secret. He tried to hide a childhood marked in ugliness, abuse, abandonment, and poverty. Shuffled in and out of orphanages and foster homes, the shadow of his past was something Darol spent his life overcoming. Here is the history of how an abandoned little boy grew up to be an ambitious businessman and passionate philanthropist. Most importantly, here are the personal beliefs and daily practices that helped make such a dynamic transition possible. In your hands you also hold a catalyst for change-as all proceeds help fund the focus of Darol's later years: The Darol Rodrock Foundation. The Foundation seeks to help children who are lost within the foster-care system and in desperate need a helping hand. This is a story of faith, of hope, and of healing. It's proof that the ugliest of beginnings can be transformed into something truly beautiful.

A hilarious picture book in bright, neon colors that is perfect for fans of The Book With No Pictures and The Day the Crayons Quit. This is part counting book, part introduction to worms, but all superbly silly. The fact that the author/illustrator can only draw worms will not take anything away from the laugh-out-loud adventure readers will have as they turn the pages of this slightly subversive picture book.

A book that will guide you along the paths of economic well-being without borders. You put the limits. If today we took away all the riches from the planet's wealthy people and gave it to the poor, after a very short time they would be as rich as before, and the poor as poor or poorer than they were before. This is not a simple assumption, but a mathematical certainty that has been proven. Everyone who, being poor, has won the lottery or received a large inheritance, after a very short time has returned to their initial status. This demonstrates that poverty or wealth are not situations in which people find themselves with respect to material goods, but very specific "ways of thinking"; the "rich way of thinking", and "the poor way of thinking". Knowing this, the only thing the poor man has to do is change his way of thinking to change his life. This book shows how to do it. In this text, the reader will find the guidelines to replace the ways he had been doing things until now with others that will open the paths towards definitive economic well-being, with no possibility of return. A book that analyzes the details of the universally recognized guidelines for definitively escaping poverty, definitively eradicating the most common and frequent behavioral errors.

This is a powerful account of the story of Africa told through the life of one of its contemporary shapers, Reginald Abraham Mengi of Tanzania. I Can, I Must, I Will comes at a time when Africa is casting a new vision that is guided largely by the power of entrepreneurship. There could be no better guiding light for that vision than the spirit of courage, determination and dedication to self-improvement that is so vividly represented by the life and work recounted in this book. Like Africa itself, Dr. Mengi is a person of humble origins. But his character and personality were shaped by a family history that imbued in him a sense of self-confidence and commitment to setting goals and seeking to accomplish them. In addition to these personal values, the book also reveals a self-driven person with unflinching commitment to duty. Nothing seems to stand in the way of Dr. Mengi in his determination to reaffirm his self-worth through the pursuit of excellence.

I Can't Draw: This Book Will Prove You Can introduces the novice to basic drawing concepts through 60 fun and quirky art activities.