Racial Profiling & Social Justice in the Marketplace has been approved and is now active to buy from your favorite independent bookseller, Kobe, or Ingram in ePub or print. And so are the three titles below.

Selected links are below.

Racial Profiling Book on Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/nz/en/ebook/racial-profiling-and-social-justice-in-the-marketplace

Racial Profiling Book on Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/racial-profiling-and-social-justice-in-the-marketplace-dee-adams/1141350484

Racial Profiling Book on Overdrive: https://www.overdrive.com/media/8917866/racial-profiling-and-social-justice-in-the-marketplace

Finding Your Niche: Discover A Profitable Idea for A Business at Home -Or Elsewhere.

Book bonus titled How to avoid mistakes when searching for a niche. This 39-page collection of popular articles from this blog and the Medium platform with lessons.
For details: https://www.nichecreativity.com/finding-your-niche-ebook/ 

Restaurant Reviewing: How to Understand and Write about Awful Food Service in a
Multi-cultural society.

Inspector Squirrel’s Multicultural Medical Notebook
EPUB format 

Updated and expanded content includes more than 30 annotated links.

A few selected links are listed below.

Racial Profiling Book on Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/racial-profiling-and-social-justice-in-the-marketplace-dee-adams/1141350484

Racial Profiling Book on Overdrive: https://www.overdrive.com/media/8917866/racial-profiling-and-social-justice-in-the-marketplace

Racial Profiling Book on Kobo: Racial Profiling and Social Justice in the Marketplace eBook by Dee Adams – EPUB | Rakuten Kobo United States

The 2017 edition of Finding Your Niche: Discover…
is officially available on February 4. p.m.PST
for bookstore distribution in paperback.
And February 24 for the new EPUB edition.

The title was pulled from distribution for updating 2022.

An excerpt from the introduction of Finding Your Niche
has become a popular pin recently on Pinterest
https://nichecreativity.com/2-amazing-stories-of-creative-writers-for-inspirations/

New book brochure
available for download

Free Book Brochure

Excerpt
This updated edition contains
more than fifty revisions.
New links for educational content are
sprinkled throughout chapters. You’ll find
an article reprint on work-life balance and time
management issues. And fifteen book titles
have been added with an asterisk to the
bibliography.  A children’s book,
entrepreneurship in African American
communities during the turn of the
twentieth century, public speaking,
skill set evaluation, and tips and
strategies for finding information are included.

Tech issues with four laptop upgrades from
OS Windows XP since March
have been resolved as of today.
September will be spent
catching up on book revisions for
Finding Your Niche…

Meanwhile, starting next week, links to popular archive posts will appear.

New content will include…

1. Nifty work-life balance tips article
   reprinted from the San Francisco Chronicle
2. Top 10 web articles and go-to resources
3. Popular posts from the Niche Creativity blog via links.

And with the arrival of new software last week, revisions
on existing content will be completed
within two weeks.

Archive and Revisions

Selected links on earlier posts are gradually being revised.
The book page for Changing Your Work… has been revised.

Finding Your Niche: Discover…
is still being revised and the new edition
will be available spring 2016.  More details
at a later date.

Meanwhile, the current edition is available on Amazon,
Ingrams, and from this site via PayPalthis.

Movie Subplots… New Pdf Excerpt

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The Prizewinner of Defiance, Ohio is based on the true remarkable true story of an amazing mother, Evelyn Ryan.
Backstory details are included in the new pdf

Sample Question
What do you think some of the heroine’s primary skills and talents were?

References
Youtube.com…2.5 Minutes
The Prizewinner of Defiance Ohio
http://youtu.be/A_6e5AilC6
Summary: Brief movie excerpt of shopping spree prize

Evelynryan.com
http://evelynryan.com/Site/

Amazon.com
The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio:
How My Mother Raised 10 Kids on 25 Words or Less by Terry Ryan
http://tinyurl.com/q7cxzgn

More about Movie Subplots…
Niche Creativity.com
http://wp.me/P3Kr4S-29F

Dee Adams is the author of
Finding Your Niche: Discover…

The Hidden Facts of Disability You Should Know

Attorney Nancy L. Cavey offers an educational and sobering overview of disability issues in an infographic format.
http://www.caveylaw.com/the-hidden-facts-of-disability-infographic/

Small wonder that self-employment is a goal for a segment of the population when disability becomes a challenge..

Note:A 120-page version of Changing Your Work or Career… will be available by the end of next week.

Quick Quiz Excerpt
What famous iconic painter had a physical disability?
Who is considered the Martin Luther King of the disability rights movement?

Answers

• In The Pencil Professor Henry Petroski, discusses Leonardo Da Vinci’s physical disability in the form of his injured left hand. Information that gives one pause when you reflect on his accomplishments despite the injury.
• Ed Roberts was the first student with severe physical disabilities to attend U.C. Berkeley. He went on to become an activist and government appointee, which proved highly ironical, according to Karen G. Stone in Awaking to Disability.

Book Excerpt
from Changing Your Work or Career… No More Job Interviews! Self-Employment Strategies for People with Disabilities by Alice Weiss Doyel

Editor’s Note: The author dismantles myths with research data about business start-up by people with disabilities. For example,  tables and charts illustrate an array of enterprises started under the U. S. Department of Labor initiative at the University of Montana. And related economic census data from the  Small-Business Development Center in Ann Arbor Michigan is also included.

“There is the notion that people with disabilities can handle only simple home-based businesses comparable to low-level jobs in conventional employment. Or people with disabilities can only handle one-or two-person businesses.

In addition., [there’s a common misperception] it’s more costly for a person with a disability to start a business than to be trained to enter or reenter the workforce through conventional employment. [In reality].. Some entrepreneurs with disabilities own larger businesses, employing a substantial number of workers. ranging from one to 50 employees,” according to the Small-Business Development Center in Ann Arbor Michigan.”

References

Download Free Sample quiz
and table of contents
PreviewChanging2

Full book on TPT site
http://tinyurl.com/qbrp7lt