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How do you talk about death and dying with a child? When there is such sadness and confusion about what it means, where does healing begin?This is the story of a boy who has lost his grandpa and is beginning to navigate the whirlwind of emotions that can sometimes seem more than a young heart can hold.For Toby, losing his Grandpa was like losing all the wonderful colors he carried inside him.One night, Toby has a dream his Grandpa is coming to play with him. The next morning, Toby races off to the playground. Toby knows that his Grandpa has died, but his heart so badly wants to be with him again.This is the story of a journey toward understanding and acceptance, as Toby comes to find his Grandpa will always be with him. On the playground, on a walk in the woods, in the spring flowers and the autumn leaves with their fireworks of color before they fall to the ground.

GOLD medal winner of the 31st Annual Midwest Book Awards!Non Fiction - Business You have become a master of your work and are starting to get noticed. Then your boss asks you to share your expertise with the entire company. You think, "What an honor. I'm finally getting recognized." Then one heartbeat later, your thoughts are replaced by "Why in the world did I say yes. What was I thinking?!" For thousands of years, we've handed down stories and taught the next generation about public speaking-while trying to solve the age-old riddle: How do I deliver a presentation when I have a fear of speaking? The real truth: There is no such thing as a fear of speaking! The reality here is:We've fooled ourselves into thinking it's a fear that has us withholding our ideas, our voice, and our bravery. This book promises to crack open your panic-stricken mind, pull out the sticky junk, and wedge in a healthy dose of confidence and charm. In this insightful and honest account, Sara Krisher, an international speaker, and a master-trained narrative coach doesn't hold back from telling it like it is. Instead, she offers hard-earned lessons in quick, ready-to-serve, and implement thought-provoking stories. If you find it hard even to say your name when the pressure is on, you're not alone. "Confidence to Speak" reveals how to recalibrate the internal chaos scrambling your mind to create a focused, meaningful presentation you can deliver... and enjoy it!

If you or someone you know is struggling with the daunting process of finding a new position, as well as learning what to do-and not to do-in order to meet people, network, and make connections who can help you learn about job openings in your field, Hired! is for you. The author experienced two job losses (both beyond his control) in three years, and what he learned to get the first new job cut his search time in half for the next time. He provides many clear and easy-to-implement ideas that make you stand apart from other candidates, and more importantly, stand above them in the valuable information you should provide to show companies why they should hire YOU."George shares the lessons he learned during two job transitions as a template to help other job seekers land their next position faster. His idea-filled book provides strategies he used to improve himself, bring discipline to the job of finding a job, and to crisply articulate and exude his personal brand. Give yourself a healthy dose of job search motivation: read this book."-Carol Kaemmerer, author of LinkedIn for the Savvy Executive: Promote Your Brand withAuthenticity, Tact and Power"This inspirational and practical book from the perspective of an operations leader and master connector will help you get organized and develop a strategy for a successful job search. Embrace George''s tools and tips and see how you can more quickly get traction and land a job that fills your soul."-Anne Pryor, Speaker and Top LinkedIn Expert, Strategist and Trainer About the Author:George''s first book, Hired: Cut Your Career Search Time in Half, is based on his own experience-when he found himself facing two job transitions in less than three years. From both his military training and operations background, he learned that career transition also has a process. He became a student, listening, taking copious notes, and asking vital questions to many people that he met.   George started his career in the US Army serving in the 101st Airborne Division in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, additionally in Wurzburg, Germany, and Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq in Support of Desert Shield/Desert Storm. He credits this experience with his leadership training, positive attitude through adversity, and his ability to overcome major obstacles. In addition, George has 25 years in Global Operations managing working in four industries: Automotive, Contract Electronic Manufacturing, Industrial Automation, and Capital Equipment Manufacturing. He is passionate about helping individuals and businesses become better. George has had three international assignments in Germany, Thailand, and China, and these have increased his knowledge of global and diversified cultures.  He credits his strong belief in God and the support of his family for his success. His wife of 26 years, Kerry, is very loving and supportive, as are their three beautiful and successful children: Mason, Devin, and Aislynn. He loves spending his free time with his family boating, traveling, and golfing, plus he''s an avid runner.  George also does individual coaching, consults with businesses and business leaders, as well as speaks on topics such as developing next generational leaders in an organization, strong teams, driving improvements within companies.  To contact George for further assistance email him at: georgecmurray@gmail.com.Follow George on Instagram: @get_better_start_todayIf this book helped connect with George on LinkedIn and let him know: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgecmurray/