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Indie women's wrestling does not get enough credit, so let us change that and praise indie women's wrestling.

Don't believe everything motivational speakers say; question them! And this book strives to epitomize questioning motivational speakers.

Straight edge (no drinking, smoking, drugs, or promiscuous sexual intercourse) rules! The youth made straight edge for youth so its authenticity and coolness reign! Nothing beats it; nothing compares; straight edge stands apart! Come listen to these poems to honor the virtuous straight edge lifestyle.

Diligence rules. Oftentimes, people promote the opposite of diligence, so this book encourages the listener to choose diligence instead. Drawing upon his childhood experiences and current insights, Andrew Bushard critiques pervasive myths, foolishness, and laziness while championing diligence as the positive alternative.

Little rules more than free speech! So let's honor, cherish, and advance free speech wherever we go and in whatever we do! Long live free speech!

You know what the world needs? A short volume of poems praising inhalants.

You’re about to discover how to make your own marijuana extracts.

Do you want to go vegan yet need some encouragement? Have you already gone vegan and want to celebrate veganism? In either case, you may find this book is just what the doctor ordered.

Too often denounced, alternative medicine in its plethora of forms, such as homeopathy, chiropractic medicine, herbalism, and fasting, has the potential to save humanity. Thus this work praises alternative medicine to inspire everyone to follow God's health laws.

This is a very short but very direct guide on how to guarantee a top rated seller status in your first 90 days. Follow the instructions step by step and you cannot fail.

Do you admire the Peace Corps? If so, this work will have you question your assumptions. You will see the Peace Corps' dark side.

Preparation determines success. Thus revolutionaries better do everything possible to prepare themselves for revolution. Sometimes, one does not know exactly how to prepare for revolution, so this work provides key principles for revolution preparation. If you want to become a successful revolutionary, read this book!

South Africa can fulfill a spiritual traveler well beyond one's wildest dreams. Durban, Pretoria, and Johannesburg offer plenty of deep and profound experiences. In this volume, Andrew Bushard shares both the mundane and extraordinary joys of South Africa.

Hubble and Isolde had been with their mother one day while she was out hunting for food and water. Zeta was exhausted from the hunt and she and her little cubs laid down to take a nap. When she awoke from her nap, the little cubs were not with her. What happened to the little cubs? Did Zeta ever find her little cubs after they disappeared? Did Hubble and Isolde actually learn a valuable lesson? Listen and find out for yourselves!

I cling to this. My passion. My drive. My raison d'etre. And maybe. It will cling. To you.

18+ The Cosby scandal keeps us glued to our screens, but what does this scandal mean in the grand scheme? This audiobook attempts to understand the Cosby scandal through the lens of eternity.

Some say sales and selling make the world go round, so we better appreciate sales and selling. This work does that by praising the art of selling.

Motivational speaking and activism dominate the world, but have you ever compared these two worldviews? In many ways, they differ; in some ways, they are alike. Listen to this book to find out exactly how.

Despite opposition and obstacles, Andrew Bushard continues to answer his calling to unionize the company of Accenture. Since the publication of his books Let's Use Free Speech to Unionize Accenture and Other Companies and Let's Use Free Speech to Promote Unions at Accenture and Other Places, he has continued resisting management and he has experienced a paradigm shift realizing all unions are not the same.

Accenture wins a lot of awards and portrays itself as the perfect company, but perhaps Accenture seems too good to be true. After all, the company promised "market relevant" and "performance based" to its Austin call center agents, but it did not follow through.