Michael Johnson: 10 books

The College Field Manual A Young Adult’s Guide to Faith, Finances, and Education Imagine juggling time, money and faith issues while facing the pressures of learning new skills, navigating relational challenges of making new friends in a new setting while remaking a working relationship with...

For the past twenty years, Michael Johnson has lived and worked up and down Australia's east coast, in almost every industry you could name, gathering experience and studying topics from eastern philosophy to personal finance on his path to becoming an entrepreneur, personal trainer, martial...

Around 1.2 percent of Americans suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and among adults possibly a bigger number of women than men are affected. They live lessened lives in which they are constrained to fixate on something or to rehash a comparative task over and over. OCD frequently starts...

Living with social anxiety is not easy. However, the key to overcoming any mental disorder is first and foremost the effort to understand our own fears.Author Michael Johnson offers a clear, step by step guide to overcoming your social anxiety, proving that it is a changeable, rather than a permanent...

We can no longer ignore mental health care. In the United States and I‘m sure many places around the world, mental heath is ignored and stigmatized. This will no longer stand. We have neglected mental health prevention, care, and humane emergency services for far too long. Thankfully, this is slowly...

The “No Freaking” Guide to College Admissions: Your 4-Year Plan is designed to give you a comprehensive, yet easy to follow plan that will increase your odds of admission to colleges, secure financial aid, and begin preparing you for your career. You have questions: Can’t I just wait...

Today is Tomorrow's Yesterday shows you how to look at your world differently, and in doing so, actually change the reality of your world. This book is for anyone who seeks a future filled with happiness, laughter, success, and a sense of contentment. It reminds you that tomorrow may not always be...

Walter Harrison is a twenty something owner of an apartment building, Harrison's Palace, which he inherited from his father, as a patronizing gift to remind Walter of the disappointment he has become. Walter carries the burden of feeling ostracized by his fellow African Americans and internalizes...

It is 2009 in a country formerly called the United States. An obscure contingency plan was hatched in a soon to be defunded government bureau. Operation Reboot observed that if a Rapture were to happen, there would be a loss of government control, mass hysteria, and catastrophic loss of life. The...

A bankrupt circus means death or zoos for the menagerie.The owner secretes his beloved animals in a world famous NationalPark.The ecology, the politics, the enmeshed passions of the park's humansand their impact on the animals; circus, native and feral, make for acontemporary and slyly provocative fable.