Amanda Perry

As an entrepreneur with ADHD, some of your traits like creativity, hyperfocus, and risk-taking are rocket fuel for starting a business. Others, like trouble with attention to detail and time management can make running it feel impossibly overwhelming. Traditional business advice, designed for neurotypical brains, often leaves you stressed, doubting yourself, and on the road to burnout. That's why serial entrepreneur and ADHDer Amanda Perry wrote BRAIN FIRST BUSINESS a groundbreaking guide that rewrites the rules of entrepreneurship for you and your neurodivergent brain. Using her Brain First method, she blends lived experience with neuroscience to show you how to reach your goals without sacrificing your sanity. By learning how ADHD shows up in your business and adopting proven strategies that play to your strengths, you'll redesign your approach in a way that works with your brain, not against it and unlock a sustainable path to a profitable business.

Some seasons invite us to move forward. Others invite us to be still. Anchored through the Stillness is a faith-filled journal created for moments of rest, reflection, and renewal. Designed to help you slow down and meet God in the stillness, this journal weaves together Scripture, guided reflection, prayer, creative coloring, and worship music to create space for peace and restoration. Inside these pages, you can expect gentle prompts, comforting prayer, short Scriptures for quiet meditation, beautifully designed coloring pages, and worship moments accessed through QR codes - all thoughtfully curated to guide you into rest and hope. This is not a journal to rush through, but a place to pause, breathe, and be reminded that even in the quiet, God is near.

Some seasons are not about rushing forward, but growing deep. Anchored and Rooted is a faith-filled journal created to help you strengthen your foundation and remain steady in God. Inspired by the strength of the forest, this journal invites you to slow down, put down roots and grow in faith one intentional moment at a time. Inside these pages, you'll find scripture for reflection, thoughtful journaling prompts, heartfelt prayers, beautifully designed coloring pages, and worship moments accessed through QR codes - all designed to help you stay grounded in God's presence. This is not a journal for quick answers, but a sacred space to grow, reflect, and be reminded that lasting faith is built by remaining rooted in Him.

Some seasons feel dry, uncertain, and painfully quiet - but even here, God is present. Anchored: Through the Wilderness is a faith-filled journal created for seasons of waiting, refinement, and trust. Inspired by the hard places and discover His faithfulness when answers feel delayed. Inside these pages, you'll find Scripture for reflection, guided journaling prompts, heartfelt prayers, beautifully designed coloring pages, and worship moments accessed through QR codes - all intentionally crafted to help you remain anchored while God shapes your faith. This is not a journal to rush through, but a sacred space to pause, reflect, and be reminded that the wilderness is not the end - it is often where God does His deepest work.

It's true what they say, "No good deed goes unpunished." Taylor Lewis loves her life. She doesn't have a fancy house or a lot of money, but she has the perfect family and friends. But everything changes the night she stumbles upon an attempted kidnapping. Taylor tries to put a stop it and finds herself captured and drugged. Held prisoner by evil men who will do anything to make their "boss" happy, Taylor fights to keep herself from being sold on the black market.When Maverick, Allistar, Marak, and Syn arrive to free the girls, they find Taylor and quickly take her under their wing. Her feistiness draws them all in, especially after she proves she's more than willing to protect herself. But the men who kidnapped Taylor aren't willing to give up. With her safety in jeopardy, Maverick, Allistar, Marak, and Syn step up to keep Taylor out of harm's way. While danger looms ever nearer, Taylor can't fight the emotional connection building between her and the guys. Can they protect each other when not only Taylor's life is on the line, but also their hearts?

Bouncing around from one foster home to the next is nothing new for Parker. With her eighteenth birthday approaching, she's ready to be free of the system and be on her own. But when a social worker places her in a new home, Parker will discover what it means to be part of a family who will do everything in their power to keep her safe.

This title poses a challenge to the consensus on the best way to reform legal systems in order to attract and support foreign direct investment (FDI) in developing countries. Using detailed examples from Sri Lanka, it shows that the "ideal paradigm" approach to legal reform espoused by multilateral development organizations and bilateral aid donors is not only fundamentally flawed, but misconceived for reasons that we may not fully understand. The author recommends a shift in emphasis from the "global" legal reform agenda to a country-specific approach, based on a rigorous formulation of the common ground where the expectations of investors and the countries in question meet. The crux of this "ideal paradigm" approach resides in the generally accepted belief that a Western-style market-oriented, rule-bound legal system is the sine qua non of successfully attracting and supporting FDI. However, through a wide-ranging survey of Sri Lankan and foreign business people, lawyers, non-legal advisers, NGO workers, diplomats, development workers, and government officials, Perry shows that this is far from the case.Investors are generally insensitive to the nature of the host state legal system when making the decision to invest, and their perceptions and expectations of the host state legal system may be significantly affected by such factors as their nationality, export orientation and size. Perry suggests that the conclusions drawn from this detailed analysis from Sri Lanka, applied on a global scale, have the potential to greatly improve the quality of many developing countries' participation in the world economy. The positive and forward-looking thesis of this book will be of great value to policymakers in international organisations and donor government agencies, to law firms handling international business transactions, and to academics in development and other areas of international finance, as well as to investors everywhere.