Why You Need Business Powered by Metaphysics

       

Why You Need Business Powered by Metaphysics for Your Business

Let’s be real—most business books are about as exciting as watching a spreadsheet calculate. They promise strategies, hacks, and formulas but forget one tiny little detail: you’re a human being with energy, emotions, and maybe even a set of chakra stones hiding in your desk drawer.

That’s where Business Powered by Metaphysics: How to Attract Success, Abundance & Sanity (Without Burning Out Your Chakras) comes in.

This isn’t your average “sit up straight, attend boring meetings, maximize ROI” type of book. Nope. This is your invitation to build a business that’s as fun, flowing, and abundant as it is successful.

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So, What Makes This Book Different?

1. Your Business Becomes a Living, Breathing Energetic Powerhouse

Forget treating your business like a soulless machine. Dr. Rob Alex shows you how to infuse metaphysical energy into your work so your business feels alive (and no, you don’t need jumper cables for this).

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2. You’ll Attract Wealth in the Most Delightfully Woo Ways

Sigils. Crystals. Affirmations (but with actual flair). You’ll discover how to turn “woo-woo” into “cha-ching.” And yes, you’ll learn the art of charging your wallet with good vibes without explaining it awkwardly at the coffee shop.

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3. Hustle Meets Hammock Time

Finally—a business book that actually encourages napping. Rest isn’t laziness; it’s strategy. Imagine running a business where recharging your energy is as important as recharging your phone.

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4. Modern Tools Meet Ancient Wisdom

From AI-enhanced journaling to cosmic branding, this book merges the digital age with metaphysical traditions. Your brand will be aligned with the universe and look amazing on Instagram.

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5. It’s Actually Fun to Read

With 57+ chapters packed full of humor, rituals, and quirky practices (yes, even manifesting while you sip coffee or find coins on the sidewalk), you’ll laugh while learning how to make your business thrive. No more dry jargon. Just woo-meets-wisdom.

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Why You Can’t Afford to Skip This Book

• You’re tired of burnout and blah business advice.

• You secretly (or not-so-secretly) believe your vision board has more power than your business plan.

• You’re ready for abundance without selling your soul—or your sanity.

• You want to vibe at the frequency of HECK YES instead of ugh, Monday again.

The Bottom Line

Business Powered by Metaphysics isn’t just a book—it’s a high-vibe roadmap for building a business that works with your energy, not against it. You’ll learn to laugh at your bills, eat prosperity foods (because wealth should taste delicious), and align your empire with universal flow.

So if you’re ready to scale your business, raise your vibration, and maybe even dance your way into abundance, this is the book you’ve been waiting for.

✨ Because success isn’t just about spreadsheets—it’s about vibes, vision boards, and a whole lot of metaphysical mojo. 

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Why You Should Be Listening to the Make Peace With Life Podcast

There are approximately 47 billion podcasts in the world.

Okay, I made that number up.

But some days it certainly feels like it.

So why should you add the Make Peace With Life Podcast to your listening list?

Because we're trying to do something a little different. We aren't here to convince you that your life is completely screwed up and that you need seventeen steps, nine supplements, three seminars, and a retreat on a mountain to fix yourself.

Our message starts somewhere much simpler:

You are not broken.

You might be confused sometimes. You might be stressed. You might make questionable decisions. You may occasionally walk into a room and completely forget why you're there.

Welcome to being human.

And that's exactly what we talk about.

Metaphysics Without Taking Ourselves Too Seriously

The Make Peace With Life Podcast explores the strange, wonderful, frustrating, funny, spiritual, energetic, and occasionally completely ridiculous adventure of being alive.

We talk about metaphysics, happiness, energy, relationships, spirituality, personal growth, music, travel, mysteries, everyday observations, and those weird little things about life that make you stop and think:

"Wait... why DO we do that?"

One episode might have us talking about positive energy and finding happiness.

Another might take us into Crystal Skulls, Bigfoot, national parks, the energy of crowds, or why relaxing can somehow become exhausting.

That's the beauty of Making Peace With Life.

Everything is connected.

And sometimes the deepest spiritual revelation arrives while you're stuck in traffic, standing in the slowest grocery-store checkout line, listening to a song you haven't heard in twenty years, or staring at a lava lamp.

Enlightenment apparently has a strange sense of humor.

We're Not Trying to Give You a Perfect Life

Perfect lives sound incredibly boring.

We'd rather help you find the extraordinary energy already hiding inside your imperfect life.

The Make Peace With Life philosophy isn't about eliminating every problem.

It's about changing your relationship with life.

Laugh more.

Explore more.

Question things.

Be curious.

Notice energy.

Stop comparing yourself to everybody else.

Find the things that make you feel alive.

And maybe become a little more comfortable with the beautifully weird person you already are.

If you finish an episode feeling a little happier, thinking about something differently, or laughing about something you hadn't considered before...

We've done our job.

But We Need Your Help

Here's where you become part of this.

We want to grow the Make Peace With Life community and get this message in front of as many people as possible.

And one of the easiest ways you can help is completely FREE.

Subscribe to the Make Peace With Life Podcast on YouTube.

Subscribe to the Make Peace With Life Podcast on YouTube

Every new subscriber helps us reach another person.

And another.

And another.

That's how energy spreads.

One person shares something with another person, who shares it with someone else, and suddenly a little idea becomes a movement.

We'd like to see just how big we can make this thing.

Subscribe and You Could Win a Make Peace With Life Shirt!

We're also adding a little incentive.

Because apparently positive metaphysical energy is even better when you're wearing it.

When you subscribe to our YouTube podcast channel, you're automatically entered for a chance to win a Make Peace With Life shirt.

And this isn't just one giveaway.

Every time we reach another 100 subscribers, we're giving away another shirt!

100 subscribers?

Shirt.

200?

Another shirt.

300?

You guessed it.

Another shirt.

As this community grows, we want the giveaways to grow right along with it.

So subscribe, stick around, enjoy the podcast, and you might eventually be walking around spreading Make Peace With Life energy directly from your chest.

That's metaphysical advertising right there.

And We Have Something Special for Our Author Friends

Authors, we've got something extra for you.

Make Peace With Life works alongside our book-promotion company, Book Promotion Library, and we want to help our fellow authors while growing the podcast community.

So we're offering FREE BOOK PROMOTION to authors who subscribe to the Make Peace With Life Podcast.

Yes.

FREE.

Because authors already spend enough money trying to convince the world that the book they spent months—or years—writing actually exists.

Here's how to participate:

1. Subscribe to the Make Peace With Life Podcast on YouTube: Make Peace With Life Podcast
2. Send an email to makepeacewithlife33@gmail.com with BOOK PROMOTION in the subject line.
3. In the email, include the YouTube name you subscribed under, a book cover image, a description of your book, and the purchase link for your book.
4. Once we verify your podcast subscription, we'll set up your free book promotion and send you the details.

That's it.

No metaphysical scavenger hunt.

No secret password.

No need to align your chakras while holding your book toward the full moon.

Subscribe. Send us your information. We'll take it from there.

Come Join This Crazy Little Community

Ultimately, the Make Peace With Life Podcast isn't just about building subscriber numbers.

It's about building connection.

We want people who believe life can be meaningful without always being serious.

People who are willing to explore spirituality without pretending they have every answer.

People who believe laughter has energy.

People who enjoy asking strange questions.

People who want more happiness, adventure, connection, curiosity, and fun in their lives.

And especially people who occasionally need someone to remind them:

You are not broken.

You are living.

You are learning.

You are changing.

You are figuring things out like the rest of us.

So come listen.

Come laugh.

Come think.

Come get a little metaphysical with us.

Subscribe. Share the podcast with your friends. Help us spread the message. And let's see just how big we can make this community.

Because maybe the world doesn't need another podcast telling everyone what's wrong with them.

Maybe it needs one reminding them how much is already right.

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CULT: We Don't Die Book Three

Police detective Dallas Scott tries to do the right thing. He teaches his young daughter to be honest and accountable, coaches a teen boys basketball team, and shows up every day for his boring job in the basement at the police station, benched from solving crimes and a persona non gratis on the force after exposing the department’s corruption.

Then everything changes. He watches demons drag his wife’s beloved aunt to hell—screaming for Dallas to help her and that she’s sorry. Then there are the bizarre, unsolved satanic cult killings terrorizing the city.

Dallas is determined to find out what’s happening, even though investigating is no longer his job. But each step pulls him closer to a reckoning with Lucifer that’s been years in the making

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Cheap Houses: A Memoir of Poverty and Reinvention in Rural America

Some children grow up believing the world is fair. Others learn to survive before they are old enough to understand why they have to.

Stevie G. Davis was born to a teenage mother and abandoned by his father before birth. His childhood unfolded in the coal camps and small communities of rural northern Alabama, where his family moved from one cheap house to another in search of work and a place they could afford. The houses had cracked walls, little insulation, and few comforts. Hunger was never far away, and every dollar mattered.

As a boy, he picked cotton, hauled pulpwood, baled hay, cut fence posts, and accepted whatever work he could find. He wore hand-me-down clothes, carried paper-sack lunches, and stuffed cardboard inside worn-out shoes because new ones were a luxury his family could not afford. Poverty was not something he recognized at first—it was simply life.

Everything began to change when he discovered a set of "Future Cards" describing the emerging world of computers. To a boy who had never seen one, they represented more than technology. They represented possibility.

At seventeen, Davis enlisted in the United States Air Force as a medic. Through persistence, self-education, and a willingness to embrace every opportunity, he built a career that eventually led him into medical information systems. In 1992, he was recognized as the United States Air Force Medical Information Systems Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year before continuing his journey into corporate information technology.

Yet success never erased the memories of the cheap houses that shaped him.

Written with honesty, humility, and the eye of someone who remembers every detail, Cheap Houses is more than a memoir of poverty. It is a story of resilience, family, sacrifice, fear, reinvention, and the quiet determination to build a different future without forgetting where you came from.

For readers who appreciated the emotional honesty of The Glass Castle or the perseverance found in Hillbilly Elegy, Cheap Houses offers an unforgettable journey from hardship to hope—proving that while our beginnings shape us, they do not have to define the rest of our lives.

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A Memoir of Poverty and Reinvention in Rural America

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Terion Shape of Want: No Labels, Just Pleasure

 

Terion Shape of Want:

No Labels, Just Pleasure

Twenty years lost, Amaruq returns to his body, which is not human. Neither fully Terion yet nor the man he once was, he finds his family distant, his pack moved on, and his future uncertain. When a visitor arrives seeking advice, two Terions discover a connection far deeper than either expected. In shared pleasure, wild, without labels, Amaruq begins to remember what it means to be Terion.

Tender, explicit, and deeply optimistic, Terion: Shape of Want is an erotic science-fiction journey into desire, identity, and a simple truth.

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Jaxon Discovers Dimension Z

  

Jaxon Discovers Dimension Z

By Marva Washington

Some adventures begin with a treasure map, a mysterious letter, or a secret doorway.

In Marva Washington’s children’s action-and-adventure story, Jaxon travels from Minnesota to South Carolina for a week with his Grand mom. She has plans for his visit—especially plans involving the colorful vegetables growing in her backyard. Jaxon, however, has ideas of his own. Naturally inquisitive and eager to explore, he soon notices that the garden holds something much more interesting than carrots, squash, and spinach: a tool shed he has specifically been told to avoid.

That forbidden shed becomes the doorway to an adventure neither Jaxon nor his family could have anticipated.

Inside, Jaxon encounters Zolo, a strange being who looks vaguely familiar but is definitely not an ordinary Earth creature. Zolo comes from another dimension, communicates in remarkable ways, and seems to know much more about Jaxon than Jaxon knows about him. Their meeting quickly transforms an ordinary summer visit into a journey filled with secrets, strange discoveries, and questions that Jaxon must learn to navigate largely on his own.

Washington gives the story an especially appealing contrast. The familiar world of grandparents, picky eating, gardens, family outings, and childhood curiosity sits comfortably beside a fantastic world where flying, mind reading, mysterious lands, and hidden dangers are possible. Dimension Z is not simply somewhere unusual to visit; it is connected to childhood dreams, imagination, and the sense that possibilities can exist before young minds begin placing limits on themselves.

Yet the adventure has more on its mind than fantasy.

At its heart, Jaxon Discovers Dimension Z explores friendship, responsibility, honesty, compassion, and the importance of treating others with respect. Jaxon may be young, but he is observant enough to question what he is told and caring enough to recognize when someone needs help. Even Zolo carries lessons of his own as his actions reveal that mistakes have consequences and that trust must be earned.

For children who enjoy imaginative worlds, unusual creatures, mystery, humor, and adventure, Marva Washington offers a story that invites curiosity while leaving meaningful ideas for young readers to consider after the journey ends.

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Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Community, and Our Ways of Life

   

Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Community, and Our Ways of Life

By William M. Togbah

What if the future of capitalism depends not only on how markets grow, but on how widely opportunity is shared?

Economic systems are often discussed through statistics, policies, and political arguments. William M. Togbah takes a more human-centered route in Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Communities, and Our Ways of Life, examining capitalism through the people and communities expected to live within it. Rather than treating capitalism as a settled idea, Togbah presents it as an economic model that should be reconsidered for a changing, increasingly interconnected century. 

Africa plays an important role in that discussion. Togbah argues that conversations about capitalism often overlook developing economies, particularly places where governments and public services may have less capacity. His examination considers how private enterprise, individual initiative, competition, and different levels of government regulation affect economic life across African societies. 

Yet the book reaches beyond a defense of one economic system. Its chapters move through women’s empowerment, the growth of the middle class, technology, education, multinational business, and job creation—subjects that bring economics closer to everyday concerns. Education receives particular attention as a path toward specialization, productivity, knowledge sharing, and greater economic participation. 

That perspective gives the book particular relevance for today’s writers, thinkers, students, and socially conscious readers. Discussions of inequality, employment, education, and development can easily become abstract. Togbah continually returns those discussions to human outcomes: whether people can find work, develop useful skills, participate economically, strengthen their communities, and imagine better possibilities for the next generation. His exploration also draws from interviews concerning education, wealth disparity, public safety, and other social concerns, alongside his own experience of economic inequality in Liberia. 

For contemporary society, perhaps the book’s most valuable invitation is not that every reader must agree with its conclusions. It is that economic ideas deserve closer examination when they shape education, opportunity, work, identity, and community life.

Readers interested in African politics, global economics, development, education, and the continuing debate over capitalism will find plenty to consider in William M. Togbah’s Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Communities, and Our Ways of Life. 

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A Pillar for People, Community, and Our Ways of Life

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A Pillar for People, Community, and Our Ways of Life

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