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Most sales organizations don't lose performance suddenly.

They lose it quietly.

Standards soften.

Coaching slips.

Urgency replaces discipline.

Calendars fill. Leaders stay busy. Escalations increase.

And somewhere along the way, execution drifts.

By the time revenue misses show up, the damage is already done.

Forecast confidence drops. Deal quality declines. Revenue becomes harder to predict.

FOCUSED explains why this happens - and how senior sales leaders prevent it.

This is not a sales methodology book.

It's not motivation.

And it's not another leadership theory.

FOCUSED is a leadership operating discipline for Chief Revenue Officers, VPs of Sales, and senior sales leaders who are responsible for performance at scale - and who need execution to hold when pressure shows up.

It becomes the operating spine for how leaders coach, enforce standards, and protect execution across the organization.

Steven Rosen names the problem most organizations never diagnose:

Not lack of effort.

Not poor strategy.

But the slow erosion of focus as urgency overrides standards.

FOCUSED gives leaders a practical framework for protecting the few critical behaviors that actually drive results:

- Enforcing coaching even when deals are on fire

- Holding standards when quarters get tight

- Preventing leaders from becoming the escalation point

- Turning accountability into daily behavior, not quarterly intention

This book is for leaders who:

✓ Are tired of repeating expectations

✓ Are carrying execution personally

✓ See activity rising while performance stalls

✓ Know their "Three Things" but struggle to protect them under pressure

✓ Want predictable execution instead of constant escalation

This book is not for:

✗ Leaders looking for reassurance

✗ Teams chasing tactics without discipline

✗ Organizations that confuse motion with progress

With a foreword by Mike Weinberg, FOCUSED delivers a blunt, practical manual for building leadership discipline that survives real-world pressure.

Inside, you'll learn how to:

- Diagnose execution drift before revenue suffers

- Install operating standards that managers actually enforce

- Build coaching consistency across leadership layers

- Replace heroic effort with leadership infrastructure

- Create execution stability without micromanagement

FOCUSED doesn't ask leaders to do more.

It teaches them how to protect what matters.

Steven Rosen works with CROs and VP Sales teams globally to install leadership discipline that holds under pressure.

If you're a CRO or VP of Sales responsible for results - and you're done letting urgency dictate leadership - this book gives you the operating discipline to make performance hold.

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From the award-winning author of Birth, a journey into the underground activist networks that have been working to protect women's autonomy over their bodies amidst legal, political, religious, and cultural oppression over the past sixty years.

In this definitive, eye-opening history, award-winning author Rebecca Grant charts the reproductive freedom movement from the days before Roe through the seismic impact of Dobbs. The stories in Access span four continents, tracing strategies across generations and borders. Grant centers those activists who have been engaged in direct action to help people get the abortions they need. Their efforts involve no small measure of daring-do, spy craft, sea adventures, close calls, undercover operations, smuggling, sequins, legal dramas, victories, defeats, and above all, a deeply held conviction that all the risks are worth it for the cause.

In Access, we meet a cast of brave, bold, and unforgettable women: the founders of the Jane Collective, a group of anonymous providers working clandestinely between Chicago apartments to perform abortions in the pre-Roe years; the originators and leaders of the abortion fund movement; Verónica Cruz Sánchez, a Mexican activist who works to support self-managed abortion with pills and fights to free women targeted by the criminalization of abortion; and Rebecca Gomperts, a Dutch doctor who realizes that there is one place abortion bans cannot reach: international waters.

Post-Dobbs, activist groups have once again stepped up and put themselves on the line to resist. Building on the work of their feminist forebearers and international allies, they are charting new pathways for access in the face of unprecedented acts to subjugate and control half of America's population. Working above ground, underground, and in legal gray areas, they've helped people travel across state lines for care, established telehealth practices, and formed community networks to distribute pills for free to people who needed them.

Drawing on expert research and investigative reporting, told with deep compassion and humanity by a journalist who has spent her career on the frontlines of the fight, Access celebrates the bravery, ingenuity, and determination of women across decades who have fought for a fundamental human right--and serves as an inspiring rallying cry for the work that lies ahead.

To everyone who picked up Moments A Guided Gratitude Journal Designed to Reveal Your Happiness, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your encouragement, your messages, and your willingness to share your gratitude practice with me have meant more than I can express. Because of your incredible support, my very first journal reached #1 in the Guided Gratitude Journal category during its first weekend. That milestone was only possible because of you. As this second journal is being published, Moments has already received nearly 100 positive reviews on Amazon, and each one still feels like a gift. Your words remind me why I began this project in the first place: to help people slow down, notice the beauty in their days and uncover more happiness.

I'm excited to invite you along for the next chapter with More Moments A Guided Gratitude Journal Designed to Reveal More Happiness. This new book continues the journey with more prompts, new reflections, and the same heartfelt intention. I'm also honored to introduce a special guest author, Dan Armstrong, an inspiring writer and storyteller whose voice adds warmth and depth to this second journal. If Moments brought even a little more peace or clarity into your life, I hope you'll consider supporting this new volume and continue sharing moments of gratitude with me.

With much gratitude,

Debbie Dee

FALL OF AN EMPIRE

Fresh from victory at Duanzhou, Xiao Chiye leads the Libei Armored Cavalry deep into the eastern desert, hoping to deliver a killing blow to Amur and his Biansha Horsemen. Xiao Chiye will gamble everything on this final strike--but even as he forges ahead, Amur's Scorpions lurk in the heart of the empire, poised to strike at everything Xiao Chiye has left behind, including his beloved.

Shen Zechuan, far from defenseless, prepares his Zhongbo troops to confront the capital of Qudu and its girl emperor, Li Jianting. But the coming battle will test more than military might. Shen Zechuan understands better than anyone that the real war will be won or lost in the hearts of the people. Can the nation ever kneel to the son of Shen Wei, the empire's most reviled traitor?

This triumphant series finale contains an exclusive new chapter from Tang Jiu Qing!

This limited Special Edition contains the Regular Edition, but with bonus merchandise shrinkwrapped to the book: a double-sided bookmark, a sticker sheet, a paper standee, and four postcards!

When Ernie the Elephant has a dream, he keeps it tucked safely inside. What if he isn't good enough? What if others doubt him? In his peaceful village, Ernie feels different from the other elephants. He's creative, imaginative, and full of stories waiting to be written-but fear keeps him silent. Over time, the doubts he imagines from others become doubts he believes about himself.

Everything changes one quiet day in the park when Ernie meets Ellie, a fellow elephant with dreams of her own. Through their conversation, Ernie discovers an important truth: everyone feels afraid sometimes, but fear doesn't get to decide your future. Only you do

As Ernie finds the courage to speak his dream out loud and take his first brave steps toward it, young readers learn that believing in yourself is the most powerful choice of all.

Ernie the Elephant is a beautifully illustrated, easy-to-read picture book that encourages self-confidence, creativity, and resilience-perfect for bedtime reading and classroom discussions.

The first cries began at dawn. By nightfall, the great city of Saan was nothing but ash and silence.

The King's Army marches east, sworn to wipe out the mysterious Gray Cloaks, traitors accused of wielding a banished magic long dismissed as myth.

Magnus, a young officer more eager to return home than to march into enemy lands, begins to question the war with every burned village and every unsettling encounter. What truth lies beneath the King's banners, and what price is being paid to preserve them?

Elsewhere across Lavonshia, Aurelia knows nothing of war until the Gray Cloaks disrupt her village's Harvest Festival with a dire warning. Forced to flee the only home she has ever known, she must decide whether to trust strangers branded as enemies or watch her people fall to a rising darkness.

As soldiers march, villages burn, and loyalties are tested, other lives are drawn into the conflict. Each carries pieces of a truth long buried.

Ancient forces awaken. Prophecy stirs.

And somewhere in the chaos, the Storm Grazer must rise -

or the coming darkness will consume everything.

Storm Grazer Rising is the first book in The Lavonshia Chronicles, an epic fantasy series of forbidden magic, clashing truths, and intertwined destinies in a world that has forgotten them.

Editorial Reviews

Kirkus Reviews

"In the beginnings of a war against a group of mysterious, magical beings, a young woman learns of her own connection to

an ancient prophecy in Munger's fantasy series-starter.

In the Kingdom of Lavonshia's rural province of Dorak, 21-year-old Aurelia Talbot lives a quiet life with her father in a

village called Chelam. It's a peaceful place, unaffected by war or crime, but other parts of Lavonshia aren't as lucky.

Recently, the city of Saan was decimated, with the entire population disappearing. The accused perpetrators are members

of a mysterious nearby group of clans called Gray Cloaks, who have magical abilities and maintain peaceful relations with

Dorakians. A group of Gray Cloaks appear in Chelam and announce that the Ka-the king's army-is headed their way,

and that Aurelia's in danger-and she must leave Chelam with the Gray Cloaks immediately. Aurelia departs with a Gray

Cloak named Daphne, accompanied by best friend Eken and Col, the son of Chelam's most prominent family, who wishes

to marry Aurelia. Daphne reveals that Aurelia is at the center of a prophecy about a Storm Grazer: "one who rides the

storm clouds and holds lightening in hand." Meanwhile, the Ka are seeking the missing people of Saan, killing any Gray

Cloaks they encounter. Ka soldier Magnus Alwyn is wracked with guilt after his unit massacres a Gray Cloak village, and

he isn't the only disillusioned soldier; later, Daphne saves him and his comrades from a pack of Shadow-Wolves. In this

fantasy novel, Munger presents a tale of friendship, loyalty, and betrayal. The author's love for the genre is palpable on

every page; the compelling tale is populated with intriguing characters throughout, and the worldbuilding is convincing and

sound. Readers are likely to enjoy the detailed and sometimes playful descriptions of the various players most of all; they

include NoNo, a catlike creature who "possessed the peculiar ability to blend in with his surroundings, invisible to any who

glanced his way. With a whisk of his tail, he became a stray bolt of cloth tumbling along the street, or a mischief of mice

scurrying across a room."

An engaging tale of prophecy and magic with solid characters and mythology."

Evelyn intends to kill the man she's destined to love.

She's the shifter alpha's fated mate, and the red marking on her hand is the proof. Captured as a child and raised in a human government facility, she's the weapon that will finally bring the shifters to their knees.

Evelyn knows her purpose. Get close. Learn the alpha's secrets. Then kill him.

Sent into shifter territory under the guise of a failed kidnapping, she quickly finds herself in the presence of her mate-the elusive Alpha Knox. He's feared, ruthless, and yet nothing like the monster she was taught to expect. Instead of brutality, he offers protection. Instead of cruelty, he offers patience.

For the first time in her life, Evelyn begins to question who the real enemy is.

If she accepts the mate bond, she betrays her people. If she completes her mission, she destroys the only man who has ever treated her like she matters.

Oh no! Starvin' Marvin is hungry, and there isn't a thing to eat in his big monster house. So what should he do? Grab some paper, and with a pen in his fist, this monster sits down to write a big grossery list.

When one sister is born unable to talk, walk, or use her hands the way others do, her younger sister has questions.

Why is she different?

What does she think?

Can she understand me?

In "Your Sister Talks With Her Eyes," readers discover that even though the older sister cannot speak with her mouth, her eyes tell a beautiful story. They say "I love mac and cheese." They ask "Wanna go for a swing?" And most of all, they say "I love you."

Through warm, relatable moments, this heartfelt picture book helps children understand disability, empathy, and the powerful bond between siblings. Inspired by a real family's journey raising a chid with Rett syndrome, it offers reassurance to siblings navigating difference, encouragement to families raising children with special needs, a conversation-starter for educators, and an invitation for every reader to listen beyond words.

A touching reminder that every child has a voice, even if it isn't spoken out loud.

The House on 9th Line is a raw and deeply personal memoir about love, loss, and the unravelling of a family bound by tradition but broken by silence, favouritism, and emotional wounds left unhealed.

Set against the backdrop of a modest yet symbolic family home in a small town north of Toronto, Aaron Bangay takes readers on a reflective journey through generations shaped by war, trauma, addiction, and misplaced loyalty. At the heart of the story is his grandfather, Roland, a kind, steadfast man whose unconditional love held the family together until his death marked the beginning of the family's gradual disintegration.

Bangay contrasts Roland's quiet wisdom and emotional generosity with the dysfunction that emerged in his absence. Through vivid storytelling and unflinching honesty, the author explores the manipulations of a narcissistic grandmother, the deep scars of parental favouritism, and the lasting impact of addiction and financial betrayal.

This book isn't just about the house; it's about the legacy of those who lived within its walls. Bangay examines how inherited trauma and unhealthy coping mechanisms shaped the lives of his grandparents, parents, and extended family. As the bonds of kinship frayed, rivalries intensified, and communication broke down, leaving emotional wreckage and estranged relationships.

Despite the heartbreak, The House on 9th Line is also a story of healing, remembrance, and reclaiming truth. With tenderness and courage, Bangay writes to honour the memory of the man who taught him decency, compassion, and the power of being not just nice, but truly good.

For anyone who has struggled with family loyalty, experienced the pain of grief, or sought meaning in the face of generational trauma, this memoir offers insight, catharsis, and a reminder that sometimes, we must tell our stories not to rewrite the past, but to understand it.

Following her acclaimed Grief Sequence, Prageeta Sharma's newest collection, Onement Won, is at once a contemplation and a sharp critique. Having been twice widowed to cancer, Sharma questions the various relationships--familial, social, romantic, religious--that have shaped her identity.

Inspired by Barnett Newman's Onement series as well as many texts including the Upanishads, The Bhagavad Gita, Goethe's Faust, and Audre Lorde's The Cancer Journals, these poems explore the concept of oneness in Hinduism, Abstract Expressionism, and selfhood in an attempt at "onement with lyric certainty," a way through ideas of prosody to a clearer sense of what is needed in freedom, suffering, and art-making. The result is a stunning work that invokes ancient wisdom into an understanding of self-care that is fiercely anticolonial and anticapitalist, while holding space for suffering as a site of transformation for us individually and collectively.

Break the cycle of insomnia and bad dreams, and start getting the sleep you need to be your best--based on the #1 recommended treatment for nightmare disorders by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM).

Are you struggling with nightmares or waking up in a panic on a regular basis? Do you avoid going to sleep because you fear having a bad dream? Do you feel fatigued, sleepy, or irritable during the day? Are you experiencing poor memory and concentration? Sleep is essential--and sleep deprivation can radically disrupt your work, relationships, and overall quality of life. But there are tools you can use to get a good night's rest, starting tonight. Whether your nightmares stem from high levels of stress, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or trauma, this comprehensive toolkit will help you break free from the vicious cycle of nightmares and insomnia.

This comprehensive workbook offers a variety of evidence-based tools, including imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT)--the gold standard for treating nightmare disorders--to help you get the rest you need. Using proven-effective techniques such as visualization and lucidity checks, you'll learn to boost feelings of comfort and relaxation, rewrite your dreams, and improve the quality of your sleep. Finally, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the underlying causes of your sleep struggles, enabling you to set goals and track your progress.

This toolkit for better sleep also includes skills based in:

• Exposure, relaxation, and rescription therapy (ERRT)
• Lucid dreaming therapy (LDT)
• Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I)
• Sleep hygiene tips and strategies
• And more!

If you're living with chronic nightmares and sleep deprivation, pick up this empowering workbook, take charge of your dreams, and start getting the restful sleep you deserve.

Monstrosity lurks around every corner in this graphic novel prequel to the critically acclaimed videogame, Dead Space 3.

For old and new fans, journey back into the horrific darkness of space as the mutated dead rise to feast on humanity, while the Church of Unitology plots the extinction of mankind...

Back in print for the first time since 2013, Dead Space is back to haunt and frighten. Experience the terror again as the dead mutate into horrific creatures with their sights set on the remains of a distraught human colony.

On the planet Uxor, Earthgov Seargent John Carver is caught up in events beyond his control when religious fanatics attack the alien Marker site where his wife works.

Racing to rescue his family, Carver is forced to band together with Ellie Langford, a survivor of an earlier Necromorph outbreak, and the highly trained Captain Robert Norton. Together they unlock deep and forgotten secrets about the Markers in an epic race against time that will determine the fate of mankind.

Dead Space: Liberation is the third instalment in a three-volume anthology.