Mick Unplugged

So right behind me, that is The Essential Thyroid Guide. I released that in the spring. It is a very, very easy to understand 53 page nonclinical book just in how to optimize thyroid function.

So I'm writing a book called bridging the gap between science and soul because it comes from such a world of science.

My book is called One Second Seven Days and I wrote the book about my life, putting a lot of my emotions into it so readers could feel what I felt.

I can hand someone a 400page book, but I wanted a short version--about 25 pages--so people could read it quickly and understand the message.

It is an amazing read for everybody, an easy read that flows nicely and keeps you from wanting to put the book down.

People say they feel my emotions on the paper; they can see exactly what I was going through and reflect on their own lives.

More importantly, he's the author of Sit to Rise and the founder of the PY4 Foundation, which supports individuals facing life altering events.

I'm going to put a link to the book. I need everybody to go get the book. Like as a matter of fact, I am going to buy copies myself and make available for people as well too because I can mail you some signed ones.

You're going to get a signed copy of Patrick's book and I don't want you to give them to me, Patrick. I want to buy and support the foundation as well too.

So Oprah back in the day when she had her daytime show, Dr. Phil and Robert Kiyosaki were totally unknown humans. No one knew these people existed. After one guest appearance on Oprah's show, Robert Kiyosaki's book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, went from like no copy sold to one of the bestselling books of all time. And he directly attributes it and tracks that success to one guest appearance where millions of eyeballs were there.

Most challenging part was writing. You know, they say, how do you write a book? Sit down and just start writing.

And then once you have this book and your chapter summaries and all of that, how do you get it out there? I didn't want to selfpublish.

And within a year, give or take, the book was being published. It's the right people. It's, you know, wanting to uplift others and not hoarding your sources.

And then what I hope people get from this book is whatever life throws at you, you can handle it.

DeannetteWells.com. The book comes out June 25th. You can buy it on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Target, anywhere you buy books. It's coming out on audio on July 2nd.

author of the new upcoming book Shatterproof

And so that's what I really talk about in my book Shatterproof is really outlining, obviously, the story of how things really happened with my parents and understanding the depths of it because it wasn't as simple as, oh, they're in pain and now they're going to a pain management doctor. And now they're taking medication and now they're addicted to it.

All right, last question, and I'm going to say this for the listeners. Number one, definitely go get the book.

The book drops October 1st, but we'll have all the updates on where you can buy it, where you can get it, where you can share it, all the fun things.

And so that's what I really talk about in my book Shatterproof is really outlining, obviously, the story of how things really happened with my parents and understanding the depths of it because it wasn't as simple as, oh, they're in pain and now they're going to a pain management doctor. And now they're taking medication and now they're addicted to it. There's so many layers to it. And that's humanity, right?

And one of his books came out right then. It's called Traffic Secrets, which was March of 2020. This book comes out to teach us how to drive traffic to our websites or funnels or podcast shows or whatever it is that you're offering or courses. And it just absolutely...

He wrote a book previous called Laws of Success, which was 1925, which is a huge volumes, like super long book, like encyclopedia.

He's been doing this longer than any of us. His advice is, and he wrote this book, it's called Marketing to the Affluent.

I started writing a book called Purpose After Service. So I'm about eight chapters in complete right now. It'll be out soon.

The idea in the book really is that when you're a service member you wonder what else will have as high a calling as what you felt doing in the military, and it shows that you can impact lives in any vertical, not just insurance.

I'm selfpublishing it; I already have four Medicarefocused books on Amazon, and this new title, Purpose After Service, will appear on my author profile.

Any royalty proceeds from the book on Amazon will be donated to Tunnels to Towers, and we plan to give the book away for free, even sending PDFs to anyone who asks.

The book aims to help veterans who are struggling to find Purpose After Service, addressing issues like PTSD and the need for a new calling beyond the military.

He said the book Overcoming Impossible literally changed his life, especially starting with Chapter1 where it told him to stop micromanaging.

He explained that after reading the book he realized micromanaging isn't leadership and that the book's first chapter urged him to stop it.

He said he wrote the book not only for restaurateurs but also for Fortune500 leaders and families, because it crosses into hospitality and business leadership.

He called the book a musthave for all leaders, noting he had written down points like stop micromanaging, trust your team, embrace failure and authenticity.

He highlighted the fourth principle from the book--adapting technology--and praised the chapter on hiring exceptional talent as a moment that changed him.

The three daily habits of successful people, which just came out a few weeks ago.

I just read a book called The 12 Week Year and instead of thinking annually, you think in 12 week increments and you set goals and you have inputs and you measure your outputs.

So in the book, The Happiness Warrior, what are three things that people should dive into the book that they're going to get out of it that they can implement like right now?

The first thing is that they have a right to be happy and then to give themselves permission to be happy. We need to make, I think really, really important is to make the mind body connection.

I'm going to do the first book, a reference book kind of thing. But my books in the future will be happiest words, guide to love, the happiest words guide to your body.

You have this powerful book. You have this book about Decoding Men and I'm scared. It's a good book. The book is actually amazing and you're going to learn some things about yourself in this book.

So I've read the book. I don't want to say it.

And also men have male partners too. So it's a great book for them. There it is. Cater to all audiences.

It delves into your understanding of men based on 19 years of experience studying our characteristics, our behaviors. It breaks down about 12 different personalities so you can decode a man by looking at the characteristics of each category.

The book is actually amazing and you're going to learn some things about yourself in this book.

So not only does she have the book Decoding Men, she also has a book Easy Investing.

What can people expect to get out of the book? Easy investing. Start saving. It's really not for your avid investor. It's not for somebody that has a huge portfolio. This is for somebody that is living check to check, doesn't have a savings account because they can't hold on to it.

This is going to be your golden ticket to start investing. This is going to be the beginning of a beautiful future for you.

It reinforces concepts. It reinforces strategies. This book is the key.

In the book you learn about buying gold, land, and domain names as tangible assets that don't decrease in value.

And I wrote the book, The Genius of Empathy to incorporate being an empath into your life and incorporate empathy into your life.

I love it. And so your team sent me a copy of the book and I'm probably three fourths of the way going through it the second time. That's how powerful The Genius of Empathy is.

Well, I divided The Genius of Empathy up into three parts.

And that's very key in The Genius of Empathy, how to set limits and boundaries to protect your energy.

There's a chapter in the book on self-empathy, what to say to yourself, to help build up your own self-esteem.

Sitting in a chemotherapy chair, I got challenged to read a book and I mean, write a book and I'm writing my first book, which is Find a Way. And I republished that. In fact, I'm coming out with the third edition here in a few weeks.

My guest ... I just started a few weeks ago, and I'm already on listen number three in the defense of adversity.

I am on round three of your book because I feel like you almost wrote that book for me. In the Defense of Adversity, an amazing book.

All that's in my book, I'm going to plug it, In Defense of Adversity, Turning Your Toughest Challenges into Your Greatest Success.

Definitely go get the book. Or if you're an audible person like me, go download it and listen. You won't regret it.