Kirjahaku

"This is the story of a boy who was rude, He didn't pick his nose, or play with his food, But the thing that he did was awful to see, And it came as a shock to his family." When Sam starts yawning all kinds of strange things begin to happen. Told in rhyme and illustrated with beautiful simplicity, children and adults will giggle together as they find out why nothing and no one is safe when a little habit goes too far.

Feeling frazzled by work? Feeling tired by life? Would you like to know what's going on? And how you can feel better? Here's a book to help you realise how you're contributing to your own frazzlement. Then, work out how to reduce the abuse, and build your resilience. Summarising and simplifying a wealth of current writing and research from neuroscience and related fields of personal well-being, 'Don't Strain LittleBrain' presents a compelling picture of what we do to ourselves on a daily, sometimes hourly basis, and what we could do instead. This book describes thirteen everyday activities and disciplines which, when we get them just right, make all the difference. It offers practical insights into the challenges to overcome, and the simple solutions which can make this possible. You'll get a better understanding of what you're doing, and how you can do things differently, so that you feel stronger and more resilient. Ready to reduce the strain? Let's get started - LittleBrain will thank you for it.

'Twas the month before Christmas, and in the kitchen at home, young Jacob was sitting, at the table, alone...

Get out of autopilot and provide greater development. Cut through the pointless propaganda that to be good at developing people, you're supposed to take 'the one best approach'. Increase the impact you make in less time. Learn to Coach-Sell-Teach-Tell (TM) In this provocative, common-sense book, Mark Dando shows you how to stack together four powerful approaches to developing people in the essential skills that really make a difference to their ability to perform. Providing simple clarity, he outlines the neurological implications and learning objectives for each approach; describes how to increase effectiveness by keeping things simple; and explores the key skills of connecting and listening that will make all the difference to what you do. As a result, you'll help people to high performance more quickly, save yourself time to concentrate on your own work, and be more confident that you know what to do and why for maximum impact.

Ever wonder why an important relationship just isn't working in the way you want? Want to improve your personal impact so that people sit up and take notice? Ever feel your communications aren't receiving the rave reviews they deserve? Ready to get out of autopilot? In a handful of short chapters, this insightful book will help you notice how you get fixed sometimes in the way you speak and behave with others - even in the way you work with yourself. It'll give you quick clarity about the small changes you could make - changes that will create a big difference in the success of your relationships, the impact of your messages and the success of your communications. It's time to Change Gears!