And Then Some News

We have a new feature now taking place on Mondays. It is called "Book Review Mondays," and it will include the review of a book by one of And Then Some Publishing's family of authors. If you miss a review or you want to re-read a previously published review, you can check out BookWorks, a page that is attached to each of And Then Some's family of websites. If you're a reader, you'll love our new feature. If you're not a reader, perhaps our new feature will encourage you. It's "Book Review Mondays," and it is available every week. You should be excited.

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Just another reminder: Wednesday's are the day for SMOERs. Yep, it's that delicious treat of graham crackers, a scrumptious marshmallow, and melting, oozing chocolate that delights the palate and captivates the senses. SMOERs supplies a words-of-wisdom-treat every week that you can sink your teeth into and enjoy every charming and delectable morsel. If you want s'more (more than a weekly treat), then keep reading....

These weekly, mouthwatering treats come from our upcoming book, SMOERs - your day-to-day motivational guide. The full title of SMOERs is: Self-Motivation, Optimism, Encouragement Rules!: Daily Reminders for Outstanding Living. It is compiled by Richard L. Weaver II, Ph.D. There are 365 daily reminders and over 1600 quotations for the boost you need to brighten your day - every day - and uplift your spirits. Available Spring 2009. After reading just one day of SMOERs we know you will want s'more!

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Thursday’s essay, “Eliminate every excuse?,” is an essay about personal development. It gives the benefits of a life without excuses, and it offers specific suggestions for eliminating them from our lives.

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Thursday's And Then Some Essay preview
Eliminate every excuse?
by Richard L. Weaver II

Excerpt:
Always along the road to change, you must stop to examine your progress. When you compare where you are now with where you would like to be, create specific plans to change. Also, along the way, too, there will be mistakes. Accept responsibility; learn from them; don’t repeat them. Sure, excuses could be the nails used to build a house of failure, but Henry Ward Beecher offers strong motivation in his comment, “Hold yourself responsible for a higher standard than anybody else expects of you, never excuse yourself.”

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