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“Wealth Beyond Barriers: Financial Healing for BIPOC Communities” delves into the systemic financial barriers faced by BIPOC individuals and offers tangible strategies for overcoming them.

Embark on a transformative adventure with The Life Mastery Manual, the first volume in the enlightening “Somebody Had to Write About It” series. This pioneering book offers a refreshing perspective on personal development, tailored to resonate deeply with BIPOC and Indigenous communities. Through a blend of compelling narratives, insightful anecdotes, and actionable advice, Emmanuel Simms invites listeners to explore the intricate tapestry of their identities, challenges, and aspirations.

From the author of How to Tame a F*ck Boy comes the long-awaited sequel flipping the script.* This time, we’re exploring the phenomenon from the other side—because let’s be real, it’s not just the fellas out here breaking hearts and dodging accountability. How to Tame a F*ck Girl* is a hilarious, raw, and insightful guide for those caught up in the whirlwind of modern dating, trying to navigate emotionally unavailable partners, breadcrumbing, ghosting, and the wild ride of attraction vs. self-respect.

Unlock the strategies, tools, and mindset needed to become a successful author! Whether you’re publishing your first book or looking to take your author career to the next level, The Author’s Playbook is your ultimate guide. Packed with actionable advice, real-world examples, and step-by-step instructions, this book will help you crush holiday marketing and set clear goals for the new year.

In the mists of antiquity, long before recorded history, an advanced civilization flourished upon the Earth—the enigmatic Anunnaki. Originating from an unknown realm, these celestial beings established outposts across the planet, including the verdant continent of Lemuria and the island of Atlantis. Their influence wove an indelible thread through the tapestry of human history.

“Innovate to Elevate” is a revolutionary guide by Emmanuel Simms that challenges young leaders, educators, and community advocates to merge the vibrant worlds of STEM and the arts. This book not only dismantles the traditional boundaries that separate these fields but also illustrates how integrating them can ignite creativity, foster innovation, and elevate leadership capabilities in any discipline.

How to Train a Sugar Mama is a humorous and insightful guide for navigating the sweet and sometimes complex world of sugar mama relationships. Emmanuel Simms blends real talk, funny anecdotes, and practical advice, revealing secrets to attracting and keeping the perfect sugar mama. With tips on balancing independence and indulgence, this playful guide is perfect for anyone ready to embrace a unique, rewarding relationship dynamic. Ideal for listeners who crave a fresh perspective on modern love!

“What If They Couldn’t Push My Buttons?” by Emmanuel Simms is a humorous and insightful guide to mastering emotional resilience. Through relatable anecdotes, practical strategies, and a dash of humor, listeners will learn to identify emotional triggers, handle manipulative behavior, and communicate effectively. This book is perfect for anyone seeking to transform stress into strength and navigate life’s chaos with confidence.

This audiobook is about the last year I was blessed to get to know my dad. I seek to assist others through healing. The Time We Spent is for anyone who has or will take care of a parent. Times can get hard, but that's how we build our strength.

For over 45 years, Laura Huggins has been practicing the life philosophy of Nichiren Buddhism, overcoming many challenges by chanting "Namu Myōhō Renge Kyō". Her triumph shows a "never give up" spirit in the face of any challenges. A vow to win, coupled with an attitude of gratitude, shows the way to everyday victories over the rampant negativity that threatens one’s livelihood.

Remember that fear is not yours to keep. Open your heart and set it free. Send it back to the darkness from where it came, and it will no longer rule your life.

Tembo is a brown elephant living in a gray world, attempting to make his mark and take his place as herd leader. Tembo faces acts of discrimination during his pursuit of happiness. Discrimination is the act of making distinctions between human beings based on the groups, classes, or other categories to which they are perceived to belong.

Join Gem as he introduces his family. There are many feelings, emotions, and faces that we experience daily. This book seeks to assist our family to become more comfortable with their feelings. Have you ever felt or met any of these feelings before? Be sure to check in at the end with Gem, when you reach the end.

People recognize me best for my creation of music, and poetry is a huge part of music.

No matter who you are or where you live, it’s likely that you will go through some difficult times during the course of your life. This is because it is simply not possible to prepare for every catastrophe, which may come your way.

Failure is one of the most common traits that anyone can have. It’s so popular that striving for success is becoming as abstract as finding your true love before you turn 27. My story is simple. I haven’t tried everything to reach my final goal yet, but for the things I have attempted to succeed, I have only managed to fail. I am a successful failure. Use this book to your advantage as a guideline. If you want to reach success, these are the rules of a Successful Failure.

Please enjoy my audiobook My Dad, Everywhere I Go. I also included an original poem "Come Home Daddy" written by me, Emmanuel Simms.

A collection of tools and affirmations to keep by you. Daily reminders, and so much more.

“I Used to Love a Crackhead” is a compelling urban drama based on a true story, adapted by Emmanuel Simms. Set in early 2000s Washington D.C., the book follows Nina Harris, a single mother of two, who meets Marcus “M.J.” James and quickly falls for his charm. However, M.J. hides a dark secret that slowly unravels as their relationship deepens.

Amidst the concrete jungle of Baltimore, a young baller named Joel faces a formidable foe: dyslexia, a constant battle that turns the halls of academia into a labyrinth of words. However, on the court, the young prodigy finds solace and a chance to shine. With visions of a professional career and the roar of adoring fans echoing in his ears, Joel navigates the streets, forging bonds of friendship with those who believe in him. Through grit and determination, he battles the odds, chasing his dreams and never giving up.