Nathan Brooks

This book tells the remarkable lives of the pioneers of science – from Galileo and Newton, Faraday and Darwin, Pasteur and Marie Curie, to Einstein, Freud, Turing, and Crick and Watson. A series of seventy articles, written by an international team of distinguished scientists, historians of science and science writers, provides an unrivalled account of the lives and personalities behind the greatest scientific breakthroughs of all time. Organized thematically, starting at the ‘Universe’, and moving smaller through the ‘Earth’ and ‘Molecules and Matter’ to ‘Inside the Atom’, with the final two sections looking at ‘Life’ and ‘Body and Mind’, it covers all the major scientific disciplines, including astronomy, biology, biochemistry, chemistry, computing, ecology, geology, medicine, neurology, physics and psychology, as well as mathematics. The Scientists will intrigue budding scientists, those fascinated by the lives of great individuals, and anyone curious to know how over the centuries we came to understand the physical world around us and inside us.

Packed with innovative tools, anecdotal stories, and actionable insight, The No Quitters Guide to Investing in Real Estate and Living and Extraordinary Life places Nathan Brooks’ real estate knowledge in the hands of anyone seeking to build their real estate portfolio, create a comprehensive 3-year plan, and expand their long-term goals. The No Quitters Guide to Investing in Real Estate and Living and Extraordinary Life is written by a seasoned and industry-proven, multi-million dollar investor. With over 15 years of vetted real estate investing experience, Nathan Brooks faced bankruptcy in 2008 only to reboot his real estate investing career from scratch and build a highly-profitable, fast-growing, 8-figure real estate portfolio with an Inc. 5000 company. His money-making real estate investment strategies have been tested by the market and are ready to be put into immediate action.Nathan Brooks understands the importance of cultivating financial security within the real estate market, which is why The No Quitters Guide to Investing in Real Estate and Living and Extraordinary Life is not “just another real estate resource.” Readers looking to learn the realities of working in real estate won’t be fed basic, regurgitated real estate strategies and terminology; instead, they will be challenged to dig deep within themselves and wrestle with the hard questions of what they truly want from their lives, and whether real estate investing can help them achieve it. For real estate investors looking for the right investment strategies and tactics to reach their goals—without losing money—The No Quitters Guide to Investing in Real Estate and Living and Extraordinary Life is the guide that can cultivate that vision.

This book analyses the conceptualization of psychopathic personality disorder for criminal/forensic populations and examines in depth the emerging phenomenon of the ‘corporate psychopath’. In doing so its authors expose the paradoxical nature of the disorder: while it is frequently associated with antisocial, criminal and predatory behaviour, more recent studies have highlighted examples of creative, visionary and inspiring leaders who are also found to present a high degree of psychopathy. They focus on the nature, behaviours and consequences of psychopathy in executives and across the organization, offering an important contribution to the emerging body of research on psychopathy and other problematic personality constructs in the workplace. The book will appeal to scholars, students and professionals across the discipline, and particularly to those working in workplace, forensic and personality psychology.

This book analyses the conceptualization of psychopathic personality disorder for criminal/forensic populations and examines in depth the emerging phenomenon of the ‘corporate psychopath’. In doing so its authors expose the paradoxical nature of the disorder: while it is frequently associated with antisocial, criminal and predatory behaviour, more recent studies have highlighted examples of creative, visionary and inspiring leaders who are also found to present a high degree of psychopathy. They focus on the nature, behaviours and consequences of psychopathy in executives and across the organization, offering an important contribution to the emerging body of research on psychopathy and other problematic personality constructs in the workplace. The book will appeal to scholars, students and professionals across the discipline, and particularly to those working in workplace, forensic and personality psychology.