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We're often searching for answers, but what if the answers were in the questions we ask? What if the big answers were in the questions we don't dare ask? You might think asking others is hard, but the true hard stuff - the real stuff - begins with asking yourself.

Still searching for that elusive purpose in your life? There’s good news, and there’s bad news. First, the bad news. It can be hard to find. The good news? It’s not far away. In best-selling author Bradley Charbonneau’s latest book Create, you’ll discover tools to uncover the life purpose you know is there. You’ll get over analysis paralysis and make steady and strong progress towards your dreams.

Before 2012, I had come to the conclusion that the life I had dreamt of living just wouldn’t happen. I was sad about it but I thought, “I guess that’s just the way it is”. Well, sad is a tiny little word. Let me start off this audiobook real. I was depressed, without hope or energy, full of regret, anger, and yes, sadness. I didn’t yet know about the big verbs. I didn’t know how to ask, I didn’t dare decide to create. I wouldn’t have known how to meditate if it sparked me in the face. This is me reaching out my hand to you. This is Repossible.

Finally, a book that rewards laundry, binge watching, and really getting those shower tiles to sparkle. Let's put the pro in procrastinate! Download your copy tomorrow! Seriously, what's the rush?

This book is your free pass to NOT do these things (write a book, meditate, intermittent fasting). If you don't want to do them, don't do them. If they just don't feel right, don't do them. But when it does feel right? When it's not because someone told you to or your neighbor said you should or your brother will laugh at you if you don't? Then yes.

Do you know every nook and cranny of your neighborhood? How about UNDER your neighborhood? Do you let your kids walk home from school? It's just a few blocks, right? What lurks in the shadows? In the bushes? Or scarier yet, under the bushes? Or is it all just happy-go-lucky Huckleberry Finn and exploring and adventuring in your own neighborhood? When do you know the difference? Maybe your kids know. Maybe they don't. How will you learn? It began as a simple walk home, the same one we did every day after school. But our dog's ball went into something of a hole, or was it a cave? Maybe a tunnel....

My mom passed away on June 12, 2020. When she rose up into the heavens, a swooshing tornado of power, laughter, and love followed up her up for a ways and then came back down and came into me. That powerful force was her goddamn attitude. Now I have it. Now I want to give it to you.Yep, if you were born with a positive attitude, it's easier. But if you'd like to improve your attitude, increase your self-esteem, raise your happiness, and also share that love and power with others, you'll want to hear about my mom.

Author of 30 books, Bradley Charbonneau spent nine years of his life “planning” and “thinking about” and sometimes even “talking about with friends” but certainly not actually, you know, “writing” his perfect book. What if we took away the pressure of perfection? What if we pulverized procrastination? What if we wrote our best book ever as our second book and first, we broke through our challenges with our worst book ever?

You know you’re meant for more. Not more busy. More clarity. More courage. More direction. But you’re stuck in the loop — overthinking, waiting, circling the thing instead of doing it. You don’t need more information. You need movement. I’m Bradley Charbonneau — author, keynote speaker, and former professional overthinker. I help you take one small, slightly uncomfortable step that changes who you become. Here’s the plan: Choose. Act. Repeat. Because you become the kind of person who does that kind of thing… by doing that kind of thing. If you don’t move, another year drifts ...

The question I most get having now written 5 books together with my kids is not about the characters or the dog or the castle or if Lu will ever stop eating fries.* No. The question I get from parents is, "How in the world did you manage to do a creative project with your kids, how did it go, and how can I do it, too?" The answer was: 1.) I just decided to do it, 2.) it went both terribly wrong and wonderfully right, and 3.) this book is how you can do it, too. One parent pulled me aside, a bit frazzled, and almost threatened me with, "If you ever hold a weekend workshop on how to do a ...

Have you ever noticed that, after listening to a podcast or an audiobook, you feel like you know the author? Our ears bring information into our brains in a different way than our eyes by reading the words--or even our eyes through watching a screen. I’m no aural scientist, but what I personally get with audio is a connection. A connection to the author, to the words, to the story, to the material. It sinks into your brain, I can almost feel it seeping through the nooks and crannies of my mind like water over porous volcanic rock. This is what I’m after. This is the connection I love to ...

We traveled for six months through the warm heart of Africa. Backpacks, pick-up trucks, dusty roads, and more smiles than I knew existed. But for the first few months, I was pretty sure the entire continent was out to get me. Sure, there were swindlers and cheats, scam artists and robbers. But those you have everywhere. No, Malawi was truly the warm heart of Africa.

It was important to me because I needed my fix of travel, my escape from the fast-paced world of the everyday. It’s not Tahiti, or Thailand, or even Hawaii - it’s Interstate 5. It’s not far away, unique, or in the slightest bit exotic. That’s just it. The secret is that it doesn’t need to be. I wear an uncontrollable dopey smile for my small victories over the ordinary.

Have you ever noticed that, after listening to a podcast or an audiobook, you feel like you know the author? Our ears bring information into our brains in a different way then our eyes by reading the words - or even our eyes through watching a screen. This is what I’m after. This is the connection I love to have as a reader and this is what I strive for as an author. This is why I’ve built this course so you too can connect with your readers.

Did you see that? I didn't. But Charlie Holiday did. Are there more than five senses? What if there were, and the key to unlocking them was hidden in under-cooked scrambled eggs on a Thai night train? Very unlikely.

This audiobook is proof that we can create something from nothing together with our kids. What you're about to embark on is a journey that no one can take away from you. We're going to create a time capsule you'll be able to cherish until your 89-year-old neighbor finally tells you she's deaf and hasn't heard a word about it. This audiobook is going to help you create a bond with your kids.

Magic only has to be right once. Or twice. One time might have been a coincidence. Lucky. But the second time was undeniable. Something magical is happening to Charlie Holiday and he doesn't have the foggiest idea what to do about it. Has he been called to save the world? Maybe they got the wrong guy?

Li and Lu are back. They’ve been busy: moving to Holland, enrolling in new schools, gathering paranormal powers, new basketball teams. Apparently, Lu has been working on his paranormal abilities while Li has been studying math.

Charlie Holiday has a perfectly good life. Well, from the outside. Inside, he knows there's more to it. He just doesn't know quite what that is. Or how to get it. Or where to start. Or, well, anything. He just knows there's more. As if "they" have been listening, he's about to be approached to join the world of the paranormal.

We make thousands of decisions every single day. What if had more control over them What if we could put them to better use? To strengthen our decision-making muscle, make bigger choices more easily, and, gulp, even have fun at it? Do you know that feeling? It's...The feeling when it clicks. There's a point in decision making, probably quite a bit like reaching the summit of a mountain on a bicycle, when you feel relief.