Green Smoothie Joy is your easy-to-use guide for healthy green smoothies (and more!) at any time of day. It seems like everyone is turning to green juices these days whether it’s part of a healthy detoxing regimen, a love-the-skin-you’re-in weight loss plan, or just to increase the amount of fruits and vegetables in your diet.
The health benefits of smoothies and juices are enormous—so get started today!
Includes:
- Snack time smoothies like Dandelion and Apple
- Green smoothies like Ginger Green
- Healthy smoothies like Winter Cold
- Yogurt smoothies
- Special occasion treat smoothies
- Fruit smoothies like Blueberry Pecan
- Tips on using different types milks, yogurt, and protein powder to cut down on juice content and make fruit smoothies more healthy
- How to get your smoothies the perfect consistency—whether you like them thicker or a little thin
- How to keep your smoothies sugar-free and tasting great
- Information on smoothie makers and juicers
The essential guide to trading futures, without all the fuss
This uncomplicated guide for beginners proves that you don't have to be a financial wizard to successfully trade futures . . . and you don't have to hire a financial advisor to tell you what to do either. Instead, Futures Made Simple outlines the basic strategies that even novice investors can use to make money with futures. The book lays just what you need to know—what futures are, how the exchanges work, how to analyse the markets, and how to trade futures either on- or offline.- An excellent entry-level guide to futures trading
- Written by a successful trader with almost two decades of experience in equities, futures, options, and other vehicles
- Features easy-to-understand examples and bulleted summaries of key points to make learning simple
Whether you’re in retirement, just getting ready to retire, or 5, 10, or 40 years out, this book can help you invest smarter your whole life and yes, plan better for retirement.
Harmful mythology abounds about retirement investing. Many retirees or soon-to-be retirees have heard a plethora of advice. Take 100 (or 120) and subtract your age to get your equity allocation, put the rest in bonds or cash. Buy only bonds. Buy only high dividend stocks. Or some combination! Buy equity-indexed annuities or some “guaranteed” income product. All examples of a potentially harmful myth many folks believe to be smart, strategic moves.
Investors believe preparing for retirement requires a radically different set of tools or a dizzying array of products. Navigating the world of retirement products and services can be a full-time job. But investing for retirement is, in practice, not much (if at all) different from investing. In Your Retirement Plan, Ken Fisher will give readers a workable strategy to either develop their own retirement investing plan or work more successfully with a professional to increase the likelihood of achieving long-term goals while avoiding common pitfalls. The book will include easy-to-follow steps like
- How to think, correctly, about investing time horizon.
- How to better figure how much income you need
- How to determine if a portfolio can provide that income
- How to figure how much to save each year to achieve retirement goals
- What pitfalls to avoid
- And more. . . .
Beyond Belief addresses what happens when women of extreme religions decide to walk away. Editors Susan Tive (a former Orthodox Jew) and Cami Ostman (a de-converted fundamentalist born-again Christian) have compiled a collection of powerful personal stories written by women of varying ages, races, and religious backgrounds who share one commonality: they’ve all experienced and rejected extreme religions.
Covering a wide range of religious communities—including Evangelical, Catholic, Jewish, Mormon, Muslim, Calvinist, Moonie, and Jehovah’s Witness—and containing contributions from authors like Julia Scheeres (Jesus Land), the stories in Beyond Belief reveal how these women became involved, what their lives were like, and why they came to the decision to eventually abandon their faiths. The authors shed a bright light on the rigid expectations and misogyny so often built into religious orthodoxy, yet they also explain the lure—why so many women are attracted to these lifestyles, what they find that’s beautiful about living a religious life, and why leaving can be not only very difficult but also bittersweet.
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