chapter 4..
..Dwelling on the mundane, or even clearly happens from time to time bad or negative days, or those good times - in the "math" of life so-to-speak were "good deeds and good days" perhaps worth a larger value in the overall equation getting to that balance-sheet sum-total? The day to day, a butterfly effect, the small smiles shown to another that made their day better..

Wall Street Mafia In the high-stakes world of Wall Street, where billions move in the blink of an eye, the line between business and crime disappears. Wall Street Mafia is a true story based on a 26-year career in the stock market, exposing the secret underworld where brokers, gangsters, and bikers all had their cut of the action.

Renowned psychologist Dr Beth-Anne Blue is getting out of her chair and onto her own "couch," so to speak. That's right, she's doing therapy with herself. For the first time in her life, she's turning her musings inward, shifting the focus from others to her own journey. And this book? Consider it an open invitation to join her. A writer at heart, Dr. Blue has spent over two decades as a clinical psychologist, licensed in three states, guiding others through their stories, while quietly tucking away her own.

What does America’s first traitor have to do with a present-day killer?

Stoughton detective, Colton Baker, finds himself wrapped up in a murder investigation his first week on the job. As more bodies turn up, all marked with strange symbols, both the State Police and FBI become involved. Quickly, the investigation turns political.

Baker and Agent Diaz, a young, beautiful FBI academy graduate, put agency grievances and politics aside to begin their hunt for the killer together.

The pull to overparent is intense in today's world -to raise up children to be superstars and to "have it all." This effort leaves marriage partners disconnected when the kids leave. This book highlights the impact to the marriage and the kids when the focus is on the wrong relationship first. Parent or Partner is a guidebook to prioritizing the partnership which in turn promotes healthy children.

Mark is a philosopher of pain, a self-proclaimed scholar of suffering, and a man whose thoughts burn brighter than the cigarette between his fingers. Ronan is the friend who tries to pull him back from the abyss. And Emma? Emma sees the scars beneath the cynicism, the poetry behind the madness.

Set against the backdrop of university nights filled with deep conversations, rooftop confessions, and the slow unraveling of what it means to love and be loved, A Philosophy of Scars is a book for the lost, the broken, and those who think too much.