James D Gamble Ii (6 results)

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Habits Make Heroes is about choosing one small thing that matters to you, making room for it in your day, and continuing long enough for that repeated effort to begin changing the way you live.You don't need to rebuild your entire life at once, create an elaborate morning routine, or wait until you feel unusually motivated. What you need is a task that fits into the life you already have, feels meaningful enough to keep returning to, and remains manageable even on days when your energy, attention, or circumstances aren't ideal.This book will help you decide what that task should be, shape it into something you can realistically repeat, and build a system that doesn't collapse the first time you miss a day or fall behind. The goal isn't to perform perfectly or maintain an unbroken streak forever, but to become better at returning to the things you've decided are worth doing.The same approach can help you gain more control over your finances, reduce the pressure created by unfinished responsibilities, and take better care of your time, your home, and your mental energy. Calendars and checklists may seem ordinary, but when they're used consistently and with purpose, they can create structure, reduce friction, and make progress easier to see.You probably won't wake up one morning and feel as though everything has changed, because meaningful change usually comes from actions that seem small while you're doing them. You complete the task, return to it the next day, and continue building until the results become difficult to ignore and the place where you once felt stuck no longer feels permanent.This book is for people who want to move forward in a way that's practical, sustainable, and honest about the fact that progress rarely follows a perfect path. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What do you do with the thoughts that refuse to stay quiet? In L: A Collection, James Gamble gathers fifty poems about grief, faith, family, love, anxiety, ambition, loss, hope, and the long process of becoming someone new. Each poem begins with the letter L, but the collection reaches far beyond a single theme. These poems grew out of real moments: miscarriage and mourning, marriage and fatherhood, questions of faith, the pressure to succeed, the desire to rest, and the complicated work of learning how to keep moving when life doesn't go as planned. Some pieces are heavy. Others are warm, reflective, humorous, or quietly hopeful. Together, they form a deeply personal record of one man trying to make sense of life through poetry. Every poem is paired with a short reflection explaining the experience or idea behind it, along with an original illustration that captures its mood and meaning. Written for readers who appreciate honest poetry about grief, healing, Christianity, family, mental and emotional struggle, and personal growth, L: A Collection is less about having all the answers and more about finding words for the questions. Sometimes the only way forward is to write it down. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What do you do with the thoughts that refuse to stay quiet? In L: A Collection, James Gamble gathers fifty poems about grief, faith, family, love, anxiety, ambition, loss, hope, and the long process of becoming someone new. Each poem begins with the letter L, but the collection reaches far beyond a single theme. These poems grew out of real moments: miscarriage and mourning, marriage and fatherhood, questions of faith, the pressure to succeed, the desire to rest, and the complicated work of learning how to keep moving when life doesn't go as planned. Some pieces are heavy. Others are warm, reflective, humorous, or quietly hopeful. Together, they form a deeply personal record of one man trying to make sense of life through poetry. Every poem is paired with a short reflection explaining the experience or idea behind it, along with an original illustration that captures its mood and meaning. Written for readers who appreciate honest poetry about grief, healing, Christianity, family, mental and emotional struggle, and personal growth, L: A Collection is less about having all the answers and more about finding words for the questions. Sometimes the only way forward is to write it down. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Habits Make Heroes is about choosing one small thing that matters to you, making room for it in your day, and continuing long enough for that repeated effort to begin changing the way you live.You don't need to rebuild your entire life at once, create an elaborate morning routine, or wait until you feel unusually motivated. What you need is a task that fits into the life you already have, feels meaningful enough to keep returning to, and remains manageable even on days when your energy, attention, or circumstances aren't ideal.This book will help you decide what that task should be, shape it into something you can realistically repeat, and build a system that doesn't collapse the first time you miss a day or fall behind. The goal isn't to perform perfectly or maintain an unbroken streak forever, but to become better at returning to the things you've decided are worth doing.The same approach can help you gain more control over your finances, reduce the pressure created by unfinished responsibilities, and take better care of your time, your home, and your mental energy. Calendars and checklists may seem ordinary, but when they're used consistently and with purpose, they can create structure, reduce friction, and make progress easier to see.You probably won't wake up one morning and feel as though everything has changed, because meaningful change usually comes from actions that seem small while you're doing them. You complete the task, return to it the next day, and continue building until the results become difficult to ignore and the place where you once felt stuck no longer feels permanent.This book is for people who want to move forward in a way that's practical, sustainable, and honest about the fact that progress rarely follows a perfect path. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…