One publishing home for the Mindspirations series — full-color, notebook-sized coffee-table hardcovers that bring wonder back into everyday life on the coffee table, in the office, and inside your own mind. Plus the Elijah & Friends Awareness Series for kids of all ages, and the two long-form standalone titles Elijah Comes Aware (13+ illustrated novel) and WTF (a real-life wake-up call). All by author Michael Forrest — different formats, one underlying obsession expressed three ways: clarity, awareness, and wonder.
A life looking back — from higher up.
Eighty-year-old Mr. Martin climbs a mountain he attempted many times in his life, but never reached the top. Each switchback carries a life memory; each vista sets one down.
The strange ways we let the clock run our lives.
We save it, waste it, lose it, and complain about not having enough of it. It’s Time asks wonderfully unreasonable questions about the most ordinary part of being alive.
Full-color, notebook-sized hardcovers built to be opened at random. Five titles — forest, ocean, body, mountain, and time — that bring quiet wonder back into everyday life. Perfect for the coffee table, the office, and your own reflection.
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A high-chroma, high-contrast visual series designed for developing minds — and a sophisticated framework for adults ready to rediscover their own brilliance. Five issues and growing.
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A luminous fantasy journey exploring emotional resilience, spiritual archetypes, and the path to a unifying presence. A process for never being sad again using 12 perspective viewpoints is proposed.
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A bold, clear-eyed guide to authenticity and composure under absurdity. Learn to speak your truth and take decisive action without losing empathy—and stop wasting time in situations you know deep down you don't belong in.
View WTF site
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