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New Book Reveals the Most Critical Skill Needed to Thrive in the 21st Century
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Mark wrote this book after realizing that while his rare double lung and heart transplant story has inspired thousands, he needed to create a simple framework to help others effectively implement his resiliency strategies. Mark believes that resilience is not an inborn trait; it’s a learned skill, and after two decades of working with more than 150,000 people, he created a proven formula that anyone can use to build a resilient mindset.
Mark has dedicated his book’s lessons to anyone who finds themselves stuck between their desire to serve the people they care about and a system or bureaucracy that too often restricts how they do that.
“I’ve seen so many difference-makers (teachers, healthcare professionals, social workers, and others) who have a deep desire to make a difference in peoples’ lives but get burned out by the constant stress they experience working in systems that are underfunded, understaffed, and underresourced,” explains Black. “They are so often stymied by government and management who are out of touch with their day-to-day reality, and they feel stuck and powerless. But it doesn’t have to be that way.”
“The Resilience Roadmap is born from my experience learning to find fulfillment and hope while living in a hospital room’s confines. The seven guideposts in the book provide a step-by-step process for thriving in any circumstance, no matter the obstacles.”
In THE RESILIENCE ROADMAP, you will learn:
The mistake you are making that is producing more struggle and pain in your life.
A powerful tool to make you more productive and save you time and energy every day.
The secret to having unlimited drive and motivation.
The simple thing you can do tomorrow to get better results
If you constantly feel stuck in the chaos of life and lack the lessons and skills to turn failure into resilience, this book is for you. THE RESILIENCE ROADMAP is a practical tool for every organization to help their team weather the inevitable storms. Learn to cope with failures while enjoying life in the process.
Save a copy of the book here: theresilienceroadmapbook.com.
About Mark Black
Mark doesn’t just teach resilience; he embodies it. Mark was born with a life-threatening heart defect and underwent two open-heart surgeries before age one. Twenty-two years later, he was blessed to survive a perilous heart and double-lung transplant and became the only man in history to run a marathon with someone else’s heart and lungs.
The author of “Live Life from the Heart,” Mark has traveled the globe as an author, speaker, and coach, sharing strategies and tactics for building resilience. His story has impacted over 150,000 people at over 700 organizations, including ExxonMobil, AstraZeneca, and Mercedes-Benz. He’s also a 4-time marathon runner, philanthropist, husband, and father to three incredible children.
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New Children’s Book Follows Three Boys Through County Fair Livestock Week
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Leslie J. Weatherford has published a new children’s book, "Farmer Fuzzy Pants Goes to the Fair," which follows three boys, Matt, Mark, and Joey, through a week of raising and showing livestock at the county fair. The book is out now through Page Publishing.
The story centers on fair week itself: stalls that need cleaning daily, animals that need tending, and a tractor pull along the way, all building toward an auction where the boys’ months of work with their cows, pigs, and chickens get put to the test. According to the book’s description, one of the three, Joey, has specific plans for what he wants to do with his earnings, but has to prove he’s put in the work before the bidding starts. The book is categorized as juvenile fiction and draws on real details of fair life, from animal tagging to auction-day bidding, to give young readers a sense of what livestock competition actually involves.
Weatherford, drawing on her Michigan heritage, started creating children’s stories in 2024 following her experience as a parent. "Farmer Fuzzy Pants Goes to the Fair" is her recent release under Page Publishing.
"I wanted to create a story that shows children how hard work translates into real results," Weatherford said in a statement, adding that she hopes readers see Matt, Mark, and Joey’s journey as proof that showing up every day and caring for responsibilities pays off in ways that go beyond ribbons and trophies.
The book is available at bookstores and online through Amazon, Apple Books, Google Play, and Barnes & Noble.
Studio CarryOnHarry sees this as part of a steady stream of agricultural-life stories aimed at young readers who may never set foot on a farm, and that alone makes the genre worth keeping an eye on.
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Amanda Solomon’s New Novel “Liberty” Follows a Woman Rebuilding Her Life in Laguna Beach
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Amanda Solomon has published a new novel, "Liberty," centered on a woman who relocates to Laguna Beach, California, to put a painful past behind her and start over. The book is available now through Page Publishing, in bookstores and through major online retailers including Amazon, Apple Books, Google Play, and Barnes & Noble.
According to the book’s description, the protagonist’s fresh start takes an unexpected turn when she meets Duncan, who becomes a close confidant. Their relationship gradually surfaces secrets tied to her past, a thread that drives the novel’s central tension between forgetting and reckoning with what came before. An audiobook edition has also been released, running just over four hours and narrated by Olivia Liebe. The print edition runs 126 pages.
Solomon has said her interest in writing began with poetry in school, and she has pointed to Nicholas Sparks and Colleen Hoover as influences on her fiction, both known for relationship-driven, emotionally direct storytelling — a lineage that tracks with "Liberty"’s premise of self-discovery through friendship.
"This story is a deeply personal one," Solomon said in a statement, "and I hope it will inspire readers to embrace the power of resilience and the redemptive qualities of friendship."
Studio CarryOnHarry will be watching whether the audiobook, with a named narrator already attached, helps the book find an audience beyond the usual churn of small-press debut fiction.
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