Creativity is factory installed, but how do you use it? This book investigates that topic using stories, analogies, metaphors, parables and dialogue. Topics include: the seasons of creativity, tapping into the inner GPS, the catness of creativity, the cheer response, the winds that blow from the dreaming mind, the inspiration of the inner brain, sense as the native tongue of the mind, the importance of allowing mental processing, and the spiritual nature of true art.

Wendell is a teenager in Hazbenz, a town where animated stars relive their glory days after the credits roll. He goes on a journey to save Melanie, his girlfriend, after she is kidnapped by an ogre named Shirk. This parody lampoons beloved animated characters, cartoons, and modern culture. You'll meet characters such as: Shirk, Pete the Feet, Dickie, Headless, Trojan, Elsy, Frost, Wonder Girl, Woodrow, Hammy, Jeff Marvelous, Cold Kaiser, Dyno, Ted, White, Uriel, Zumba, Timmy, Doris and many others.

This story takes the Parable of the Prodigal Son and places it into the 21st century. Caleb, the younger brother, takes his inheritance and lives a riotous life. Joshua, the older brother, stays at home and studies to become a Messianic rabbi. This modern day rendition is sure to bring new insight into the classic parable.

An amnesiac African pygmy squirrel, Nugget, awakes on an iceberg. He is befriended by two polar bears: Barnie, a fun-loving do-gooder; and Ethel, an absent-minded curmudgeon. They are joined on the journey by Marnie, an unflappable Moose; three ditzy female squirrels: Krissy, Sissy and Missy; and Betty the Yeti, a mischievous, but kind-hearted bigfoot. They travel through the valley, battle frost vampires, sing musical parodies, forge a river and unintentionally terrorize villagers and they seek to find Nugget's home.

Julie becomes the head scriptwriter for Right Now Television and enters a crazy world where style trumps substance, television miniseries drive product development and technology triumphs over intelligence. When the network loses a big client, because, "Who needs advertising when you have a monopoly," Julie is forced to take a leadership role and find a way to save the network.

Combining drama, song parody and standup comedy this spiel explains Hanukkah in a fun-filled fashion. Join a grandfather as he explains to his granddaughter why the menorah is lit. This spiel is meant to be great fun, but also a vibrant teaching tool for your synagogue.

Overcoming stage fright is a process that won't happen overnight. However, if you apply the ideas in this book you can significantly lessen your stage fright in the short-term and silence that inner beast in the long-term. I've tackled stage fright through three different lenses: my story, the various effects of stage fright and four methods of overcoming stage fright. Through applying the lessons in this book you can overcome your stage fright and become a much more dynamic speaker.

Would you like to have more success in your life? Would you like to lose weight? Be more successful at romance? Live life to its fullest? So would I, which is why I did extensive research on what the Bible has to say about success. In this book I will lay out God's principles for a successful life. The following key points will be looked at: the harvest principles of sowing the right seeds, the need to think spiritually and become boss of our flesh, avoiding the trap of double-mindedness and finding our greatest purpose in life.