Kirjahaku

What do you picture when you imagine the life of a dentist? Money? Prestige? Glamour?Well, prepare to have your assumptions shattered.As a practising dentist, Dr Max Lee has seen it all - and now he's breaking the dentists' code to give you a candid look behind closed dental clinic doors and into the enigmatic mind of a dentist.In a bid to resolve any misconceptions and share his experiences, Max holds nothing back as he: Discusses the conundrums of dealing with difficult patientsSpills tips about how to sue the dentist (you've heard that right )Exposes the shady practices of certain members of the industryReveals his own personal income to discuss the money side of dentistryFinally attempts to answer the question: "Why am I a dentist?"Through entertaining anecdotes and philosophical insights, Max reveals exactly what the life of a dentist entails. Dentists will nod in understanding. Dental students may rethink their careers. Dental patients will never look at their dentists the same way ever again.

The question of what is 1+1 has captivated the minds of humanity since the "invention" of counting. This book takes a deep dive into the significance of this innocent-looking equation and makes the startling revelation that 1+1=2 is, in fact, Humanity's Prime Directive.

Bill Gates, often the richest person on Earth, said, "I believe that if you show people the problems and you show them the solutions they will be moved to act." Do you want to achieve success? And be happier and enjoy life more? Max Lee, the author of this book, has been interested in quotes pretty much all his life. Here, he has meticulously assembled and categorized quotes on success by highly successful people in a way that, arguably, has transformed the art of simply appreciating quotes, to an actual science of doing and getting results - that is, achieving success. Success can be seen as "getting on the road of success," and then, just tread along Simple as it may sound, the problem is that most people don't even know what success is, so they can't even begin the journey. That's why this book proposes a three-pronged approach to success. First is to identify what success is, so that you know what it is. The second is to know "how to walk the road." And third is to stay positive and motivated throughout the journey. In this book, all these and more are given in the form of quotes from highly successful people who have ever lived, or are presently living. The successful people know what success is, so why not go to them for the answers? They hold both the problem, of what success is, and the answer, of how to get it, and it would be worth everyone's while to listen to them.

6x9' perfect travel sized journal / notebook for Trump supporter that loves God and guns.

"He is the scourge of poachersThe nightmare of pollutersThe bane of wildlife traffickersAnd the foe of nature looters..."Meet Anonymous Hippopotamus, a humble superhero on a mission toprotect animals everywhere fromhuman cruelty and greed.A fun book with tongue-in-cheek humour about heroes and good deeds. Fill colour, comic-style images that will delight children and adults alike.

One day the hippo heard it mentionedthat an important Head of Staterevealed that he had no intentionto care for the planet's fate.Anonymous Hippopotamus faces his most evil foe: A head of state whose selfishness and greedthreaten the future of our planet.Can our humble hero stop him before it's too late?

One day the hippo heard it mentionedthat an important Head of Staterevealed that he had no intentionto care for the planet's fate.Anonymous Hippopotamus faces his most evil foe: A head of state whose selfishness and greedthreaten the future of our planet.Can our humble hero stop him before it's too late?

Buddhism is a religion created by a man named Siddhartha Gautama, the one who most people know simply as the Buddha - after he attained enlightenment. It is also sort of a philosophy and a way of life in a way consistent with the Buddha's teachings known as the dharma. The Buddha is never referred to or worshipped as a God, nor is he really known as a Son of God. That is because the Buddha was simply a man, a man bent on a specific way of being, celebrated in Buddhism as the non-self way of being. Now the time has come where humanity must come to grips with the fact that they are all sons of God, children of the Most High. Now, it has come for us to see Buddhism for what it is.