Kirjahaku

Do you want to build wealth? Perhaps you've tried but haven't really been too successful. Perhaps the desire is there but you never really get around to starting. Regardless, if you truly WANT to achieve 'wealth' then you can. The necessary building blocks are in this book.The process is not complicated. You do not need to be earning a huge wage, nor be particularly savvy with the stock market. Sounds too easy? Sorry, it's not. But only because it takes focus, sacrifice and commitment. But it is achievable. I know; I've done it.It's our mindset that drives us and controls our actions. Every Chapter is, therefore, packed with knowledge and experiences to give you clarity of thought. You get the tools to give you the strength of conviction to remain on track, as well as understand the financial steps to be taken en route.We'll cover a myriad of topics from controlling our spending through to investment options such as property, mutual funds, ETFs, company stocks, bonds, savings accounts, and cash. And we'll learn how to evaluate these. Plus, we'll explore how you can, potentially, accelerate your growth using your 'lazy' equity.We each have different levels of comfort re: choice of investments. You will learn how to choose what's appropriate to you.In summary, you will learn to set your own goals, gain the conviction to achieve them, and have the tools/knowledge to select investments to suit you. You can achieve YOUR PATH TO WEALTH.

People of all ages are fascinated by dinosaurs. And they have a lot of questions about them too:When and where did dinosaurs live?Are they mentioned in the Bible?What does the fossil evidence tell us about dinosaurs?There are some people who say dinosaurs lived millions of years ago, long before humans. But if the Bible is correct when it talks about God's creation of the world and universe, then dinosaurs and people both lived on the earth at the same time.Dinosaurs and the Bible explores the historical, scriptural, and fossil evidence about dinosaurs, and shares what we can know after many years of thoughtful, careful research.

London's streets once echoed with the sound of sirens, the rumble of planes overhead, and the courage of children learning to live through the unthinkable. During the Blitz of World War II, families faced nights filled with bombs, fire, and uncertainty. Yet even in the darkest hours, hope, resilience, and kindness shone brightly-especially through the eyes of the youngest Londoners. This book takes readers on a powerful journey into the world of children who lived through night raids, blackouts, and evacuation trains that carried them far from home. It shows how ordinary boys and girls discovered extraordinary strength-finding comfort in underground shelters, carrying small suitcases filled with essentials, and learning to adapt to new families in the countryside. Some faced separation from their parents, others found bravery in supporting their neighbors, and all carried lessons that would last their entire lives. Told in a clear, engaging voice for young readers, these stories reveal what it meant to grow up in a city under siege and how children's voices became symbols of courage and hope. More than just history, it is a reminder that resilience and kindness are timeless-and that even the smallest acts of bravery can shine against the darkest skies.

The division of India in 1947 was more than a political decision-it was one of the largest and most devastating human migrations in history. As borders were hastily drawn, millions of ordinary people found their homes suddenly on the "wrong" side of a line on a map. Families fled in fear, communities that had lived side by side for centuries fractured overnight, and trains packed with refugees rolled across the subcontinent, many never reaching their destination. Between one and two million lives were lost, and countless more were forever changed. This book tells the story of how a land was divided and how that division left deep scars that continue to shape South Asia today. From the political battles of leaders like Gandhi, Nehru, and Jinnah, to the personal testimonies of survivors who carried both heartbreak and resilience, it reveals the human cost of rushed decisions and the dangers of division and hate. It also explores the acts of courage, kindness, and solidarity that shone through even in the darkest hours. Both a history and a reminder, it invites readers to reflect on the fragile balance between conflict and coexistence-and why the memory of 1947 still matters for the world we live in now.

Human behavior is never random-it's part of a larger pattern woven by history, culture, power, and connection. This engaging and thought-provoking book invites readers to see those patterns clearly, revealing how society shapes every choice, belief, and relationship we hold. From family life to global politics, it explores the invisible systems that guide modern life, helping readers understand how structures like class, race, gender, education, religion, and technology interact to form the social world around us. Blending theory with real-world examples, it turns abstract concepts into meaningful insights that can be seen in everyday experiences-how norms influence behavior, how inequality persists, and how collective action can drive change. Readers will learn to view headlines, workplaces, and communities through a sociological lens, recognizing that individual lives are deeply connected to larger social forces. Designed for curious adults, students, and professionals alike, this book brings clarity to the complexity of modern society without jargon or academic barriers. It doesn't just explain how society functions-it challenges readers to think critically about their place within it. Whether you're new to sociology or returning to it with fresh eyes, this book offers the tools to see the world differently and act within it more thoughtfully.

In an age where artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of work, the question isn't whether your job will change-it's how you'll evolve with it. Across every field, from healthcare to design to education, technology is transforming how we create, collaborate, and find meaning in what we do. This book is a roadmap for anyone who wants to stay relevant, fulfilled, and human in a machine-driven world. It explores the future of work through a new lens-one where curiosity, creativity, and emotional intelligence matter more than routine or repetition. You'll learn how to identify the parts of your career that are most at risk, pivot into growing industries, and use AI as a collaborator rather than a competitor. More importantly, it will help you develop the mindset to stay adaptable and confident in the face of constant change. Drawing on real examples of professionals who have reinvented themselves, this book shows how the most valuable skill of all isn't coding or automation-it's the ability to learn, adapt, and lead through transformation. Whether you're an executive, entrepreneur, or employee, this is your guide to turning disruption into opportunity and building a career that thrives no matter how fast the world evolves.

Every great event-whether it's a wedding, a corporate conference, or a citywide festival-depends on the people who transform an empty space into something extraordinary. Long before the first guest arrives and long after the last one leaves, there is an unseen workforce making it all possible. This book pulls back the curtain on one of the most overlooked yet profitable service industries: event set-up and tear-down. You'll discover how a business few ever think about can become a steady source of income, whether you're working solo with a van and a dolly or building crews that handle multiple events in a weekend. It's not about fancy decorations or celebrity-level planning-it's about muscle, efficiency, reliability, and timing. And in an industry where stress is high and deadlines are non-negotiable, those who can deliver consistently are worth their weight in gold. Packed with real-world insights, this guide shows how to identify opportunities, win over venues and planners, and turn one-off gigs into long-term partnerships. If you've been looking for a service business that doesn't require years of training or huge startup costs, but does reward hard work, professionalism, and smart systems, you'll find the blueprint here. This is your invitation to step into the role of the person who makes events possible.

This is a story about a person with a lifelong dream to sail the Atlantic. The reader will quickly realise that I started this adventure with a large helping of blissful ignorance. Perhaps that was not a bad thing bearing in mind what I was taking on. My sailing experience was limited. What you might call a weekend sailor. What is even more remarkable is the way we all start something and being human feel obliged to finish. It doesn't occur to us to stop and consider what we are really taking on. It's like the snowball rolling down the hill. Once momentum is started there's no stopping the forward rush until the bottom is reached. I'm glad my snowball never deviated or broke up or hit a brick wall on the way down. However there were many moments when it very nearly run out of steam and met meltdown. Here is my story in all its raw and open honesty.

The UFO Armageddon is a hilarious look at UFOs, unlikely aliens and the ludicrous fictional reminiscences of an assortment of confused humans, brought together through the pages of an imaginary magazine devoted to the world of flying saucers. Fully illustrated with the author's own cartoons and a bundle of crazy photographs and front cover images it tells the brief story of the defunct extraterrestrial magazine The UFO Armageddon, created by identical twins Maurice and Adelbald Slump on a work bench at the rear of their garage in the mid-1980s.Their many and varied accounts of strange, otherworldly doings include the case of American farmer, John Owensborough who was "confronted near his chicken house by a pink quadruped with frog-like eyes wearing a stovepipe hat and full evening dress. In a high-pitched shriek the creature told John in broken English that it was friendly and only wanted to take his dog, but became petulant when John offered his wife instead."Or the little-known tale of a US military colonel and tiddlywinks master, who created the term Ufology when faced with some "awkward letters" during the nail-biting final of a Joint Forces Scrabble Tournament by trying to slip in an anagram of his granddaughter's nick-name, "Goofy Lu."It's all here, and more besides, and above...