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Sober Is Better: My Note to Self
By Bryan Wempen
Author Bryan Wempen had career success, a family, and twenty-seven years of drinking when he began to question whether he could stop. Finally in May 2010, after years of dry and drunk periods, he couldn’t hide from himself any longer. He asked a longtime sober friend for help. He has been successfully sober since then.
Bryan is a leading voice for addiction and health recovery, sharing how messy, awkward, and beautiful life can be. His latest release, Sober Is Better, is the second book in his well-received Note to Self series.
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Test Writing 101: Making the Grade
By Monique Donahue
Workplace trainers frequently rely on quizzes and tests as a measure of the success of their training programs or to certify employees, but are your tests as effective as they could be? Are they really measuring the knowledge and performance areas that matter the most? Are you making common test writing mistakes? In this essential primer, author Monique Donahue draws on her extensive instructional design background and workplace test writing experience to guide you through the do’s and don’ts of effective test writing.
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By Monique Donahue
Perennially victimized Olive(r) had big dreams for the future, but life threw the unfortunate olive a curve ball when a health-conscious patron stumbled on the stairs, sending the olive careening off a fresh lunch salad onto the floor of a bleak office stairwell. Abandoned and alone, the olive began a diary to express misery over its lot in life and outrage over its new living conditions. On Day 12 of Olive(r)’s dismal, involuntary residence, a sympathetic bystander took it upon herself to begin transcribing the gender-ambiguous olive’s innermost thoughts as it withered into obscurity. Those faithfully recorded diary entries are presented here for comic posterity, in Olive(r)’s own tragic words.
By Kent Donahue
For a short period of time, the water skiing world was not centered around the professionals at Cypress Gardens. That honor belonged to a small group of friends, cousins, and an attorney who crafted a show that would rival the decades-old tourist attraction that television personalities and Hollywood stars routinely visited. The attention and the imagination of spectators throughout Central Florida and tourists alike were redirected away from Winter Haven and fixed upon the Halifax River in Port Orange, Florida.
By Paul Nichols
Question: What do Geronimo, Amelia Earhart, Pancho Villa, Wyatt Earp, Amy Semple McPherson, Gene Autry, John Philip Sousa, Rex Allen, John Slaughter, Thornton Wilder, Eleanor Roosevelt—and the Nichols family have in common?
Answer: All of them left footprints in Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcing Sober Is Better: My Note to Self
July 18, 2020—Bryan Wempen’s latest book, Sober Is Better: My Note to Self, originally launched June 20, 2019 in paperback and Kindle format. We’re excited to announce that by popular demand, it’s now available in audiobook format as well!
Author Bryan Wempen book signings at SHRMJune 23, 2015—Author Bryan Wempen will be holding two book signings at the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) 2015 Annual Conference bookstore for Dancing with Big Data: Conversations with the Experts: Monday, June 29 1-1:30 p.m. and Tuesday, June 30 12:30-1 p.m. Don’t miss your chance to meet Bryan in person and get an autographed copy!
Inheritance Press new online storeJune 17, 2015—Inheritance Press has just launched its new online store, powered by Amazon. Now you can order any of our titles through this single handy link.
Announcing Dancing with Big Data: Conversations with the ExpertsJune 15, 2015—Bryan Wempen’s latest book, Dancing with Big Data: Conversations with the Experts, officially launched June 14, 2015. Now available in paperback and Kindle formats.
Note to Self: A Collection of 99 Life Lessons Now AvailableApril 28, 2015—Note to Self: A Collection of 99 Life Lessons, by Bryan Wempen, is now available in both paperback and Kindle format!