The 10 Pillars Of Success is a book to help you elevate your life to the next level and have a strong foundation. From the mind, values, execution, and hustle. These are just a few of the pillars you need to be the best version of yourself. The goal is not to motivate you. The goal is to get you to take action for yourself and unlock that potential deep within you. It's time you take control of your life and get the success you deserve!
"Steps to Manhood is a book full of poetry of a young man's growth through struggle as he fights to find his purpose in life. There is poetry for all audiences that will truly inspire. Each poem in this book will reach a certain individual, to relate with their own life experiences. Along with deep quotes within the pages to make you think or gain motivation.
Overcoming Mountains is a book for everyone. This book will encourage you to face your fears, adversity and most importantly chase your dreams. Every day someone is climbing a mountain. These mountains can be your finances, marriage, children, faith and more. Reading ""Overcoming Mountains"" is the tool to help you succeed. Included in this book is exercises to challenge your mind. Now let's start overcoming mountains!
The long-awaited second volume of the book which explains how the brain operates Compulsive Habits like smoking, and how hypnotherapy can shut them down. Of Volume I, reviewer Michael O'Sullivan (Hypnotherapy Articles) said: "The author's case is simple: nicotine is not addictive, and he makes a strong case in support of his argument... Numerous asides to various issues undoubtedly made for a more entertaining read... It's not often that parts of a book on a very serious subject have me by turns howling in laughter and clapping in appreciation of the author's attention to detail - this one did both. This has the potential to be a landmark book, and as such deserves a wide audience."
A study of how Kazuo Ishiguro’s novels respond to and represent the world through characters that are profoundly limited in their understanding of the systems that bind them.How has a writer known principally for his contained domestic novels come to represent the most dynamic elements of world literature? In Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, Chris Holmes expands our understanding of how world literature engages with the most pressing crises of the 20th and 21st centuries by examining Ishiguro’s fascination with characters who are profoundly constrained in their ability to understand global systems to which they are subject. Rather than following the established pattern of so-called global novels, which crisscross the planet exhibiting a knowing cosmopolitanism, Ishiguro’s fictional engagement with the world comes principally in the form of characters who are cut off from the global systems that abuse them. By examining the ways in which Ishiguro foregrounds the in-process thinking of those who fail to comprehend their place in the flow of politics, culture, and ideas, Holmes positions Ishiguro as the great chronicler of everyday lives, and as such, prepares a mode of reading world literature that questions the assumptions for how we live and think with others when each of us is deeply limited.
Coaching clergy has become the fastest growing and most effective means to leadership effectiveness over the past ten years. It is now an organic movement within the Christian Church The Art of Coaching Clergy is a generous gift to church leaders and the coaching movement from a foremost thought-leader in the field. The book illustrates a variety of ways coaching is applied to strengthen the work of clergy and laity, and describes various means of developing coaching systems and peer coaching networks. It takes a deep dive into the theology and biblical foundations for coaching, as well as offering helpful "how to" sections for hiring a coach, becoming a coach and living the life of a coach. Coaching differs from the long list of latest and greatest "quick fixes" to come along to save the church, in that it is not a formula, or a program, or a curriculum. It is a relationship of authenticity. Coaching is an affiliation that is highly personal, deeply intentional, and always contextual. It helps pastors and laity be the best leaders they can be for the sake of their congregations. Think of clergy coaching as the art of purposeful conversation applied to the archaeology of the soul. Whether you are clergy, lay, or a denominational leader, in these pages you will find a clear picture of the art of coaching with a spiritual context.
After winning a horror writing contest, it doesn't take Nick Teravelli long to recognize the evil in his eccentric agent, Victor Ruby, whose world-wide entertainment and promotions company has cornered the horror market.Nick finds himself caught up in the frenzy of pop culture, wild parties, and crazy women. With each royalty check and book-signing, Nick slides deeper into a dark abyss that jeopardizes his family and friends, especially his love, Katy. In an effort to keep them from harm, he deliberately alienates himself from them.As death and destruction stalk him, Nick decides the only way to break his bond with the devil is to make the ultimate sacrifice. Gold Medal Winner in the 2019 Royal Palm Literary Awards
Tim Gardner longs to be a strong, virile ladies' man, but the reflection staring back at him in his mirror does not fit his fantasy. Desperate to change his looks and his life, Tim stumbles into a world of underground vampire nightclubs. Hell-bent to transform his life, Tim soon discovers change isn't easy . . . and forever is a very long time.
A study of how Kazuo Ishiguro’s novels respond to and represent the world through characters that are profoundly limited in their understanding of the systems that bind them. How has a writer known principally for his contained domestic novels come to represent the most dynamic elements of world literature? In Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, Chris Holmes expands our understanding of how world literature engages with the most pressing crises of the 20th and 21st centuries by examining Ishiguro’s fascination with characters who are profoundly constrained in their ability to understand global systems to which they are subject. Rather than following the established pattern of so-called global novels, which crisscross the planet exhibiting a knowing cosmopolitanism, Ishiguro’s fictional engagement with the world comes principally in the form of characters who are cut off from the global systems that abuse them. By examining the ways in which Ishiguro foregrounds the in-process thinking of those who fail to comprehend their place in the flow of politics, culture, and ideas, Holmes positions Ishiguro as the great chronicler of everyday lives, and as such, prepares a mode of reading world literature that questions the assumptions for how we live and think with others when each of us is deeply limited.
