Clearing Your Path
Clearing Your Path: A reader Interactive Adventure is the story of Gabriel Myers' journey into southern Africa, a land he has not seen in more than twenty years, to search for his missing parents. Along the way, Babe's guide and mentor, Iseus, asks soul-searching questions that enable him to explore the meaning of his life. By asking these questions, Iseus presents many first-time published exercises you can also participate in.

The first author to combine the age-old art of storytelling with reader interaction, Izzy Justice invites you to be a unique part of the journey by answering questions as you read the compelling story of Gabe's search. By reading and working through this book, you will explore such issues as diversity, prejudice, limitations, relationships, motivations, wisdom and mortality.

Clearing Your Path will become a memoir of the important experiences in your life and who you really are, a task worth taking for yourself as well as for loved ones.

Is Today The Day?
Is Today the Day? is unique in several ways: it is about death and an individual’s preparation for death from the perspective of cancer victim Randy Manuel who died in the summer of 2001. It is about Stage IV cancer--the penultimate experience in life’s journey. It is both a “read” as well as a "do.” This book is meant to serve as an invaluable journal to capture this amazing time of awakening. It is practical--with recommendations that are realistic. Ultimately, this book is an inimitable guide for both someone preparing for death and his or her loved ones--when time is incredibly short and maximizing the tremendous opportunity for both parties is critical to coming to peace with what has been life’s greatest mystery.

Recovering The Spirit of Management
Recovering the Spirit of Management is a unique book "one to read and experience." In the fictional story by author Izzy Justice, three characters are led through the 12 months of 1999 in a unique leadership workshop that begins in Atlanta and ends in Miami. In between, the three characters, all traditional managers in the American workforce, interact with each other virtually, led by an assigned coach, Iseus Tanga.

The three managers and Iseus collaborate with each other through the trials and tribulations of their personal and professional lives. Each manager faces a different set of challenges. The story and interspersed interactive exercises in the book demonstrate the co-dependence of these two lives and their impact on each other. You will learn new tools to process age-old conflicts, see how others manage them, experience the perspectives of your peers, enhance your understanding of yourself, create a draft of your autobiography and become intimate, perhaps for the first time, with all the dimensions of your life that contribute to your well-being.

The first author to combine the art of story telling with reader interaction, Justice provides a dynamic story and experience. Let's be honest - adults learn best by doing. Should you decide to embark on this journey within, only you will benefit. Read and 'do' the book with a confidant or loved one; compare responses and initiate the dialogue that is all too often avoided yet must be had to make sense of your place in this unique period of living. Good luck with the journey!