


How To Change The World While You Work:
You want to change the world. You also want to pay your bills and show up for your family.
Most days, it feels like you have to choose between one or the other.
In this book, Vivian Glyck, who built a global foundation while running businesses and raising a kid, shows you there's another way.
You don't need to quit your job, start a nonprofit, or sacrifice your income to make a real difference.
You just need to think differently about the work you're already doing.
The result?
You make more money, help more people, and sleep better at night…
…all while being present for the life you're actually living
This isn't about being perfect or having it all “figured out”.
It's about making what you're already building matter more.
Because the world needs what you have to offer. And you don't have to choose between success and significance to give it.

12 Lessons on Life I Learned From My Garden:
“The garden is a metaphor for life, and gardening is a symbol of the spiritual path. This little books speaks to us on many levels and shines with wisdom. I love it”
-Larry Dossey, M.D.
Author of Prayer is Good Medicine

The Tao of Poop:
They told you motherhood would be magical. They forgot to mention the part about crying in the grocery store because your toddler had a meltdown in aisle seven.
Or the 3 am feedings when you're so tired you put the diaper on backwards. Twice.
The truth?
The Instagram version of motherhood is BS.
Real motherhood is messy, exhausting, and often overwhelming. It's also where you discover you're stronger than you ever imagined
In "The Tao of Poop," Vivian Glyck shares the ten life lessons hidden in the chaos of motherhood…
…the ones nobody talks about at baby showers.
Each chapter tackles a common parenting disaster (yes, including actual poop explosions) and reveals the unexpected wisdom hidden within.
Plus practical "sanity savers" for when you're barely hanging on.
Because being a “perfect parent” doesn’t exist. This book is about becoming a more resilient human…one beautiful disaster at a time.