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  The Art Of Leadership

  James Autry, Stephen Mitchell

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  Drawing on the wisdom of the world's oldest leadership manual, the Tao Te Ching, James Autry and Stephen Mitchell discuss how to transform the workplace.  Says Autry, "Where does leadership begin?  On the inside.  The transition from management--knowing what to do--to leadership--knowing how to be--is a transition from the external to the internal."

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  Eat Green! - The Health...

  Joachim Mutter

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  All chronic diseases are based on harming factors together with massive nutritional deficiencies, says environmental medicine physician Dr. med. Joachim Mutter. The most important "tool" for health and vitality lies in our own hands: our nutrition. Everyone can get healthy by eating the right things. Today we know that our food not only plays a decisive role for the development of diseases but also for their cure. Dr. Joachim Mutter does away with usual nutrition recommendations and diets and explains which harmful incidents in our body are caused by eating conventionally. Dr. Mutter cured himself by a consistent change of his own nutrition and knows how we can get fit and healthy by eating the right food: raw fruits and vegetables full of vital substances.

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  Montessori at Home - Fundamental...

  Carl C. Jones

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  One of the best and useful occurrences in the education world was the birth of the Montessori Method to classrooms. Its advent was a long-awaited response to the need for a functional and focused education method. If you understand the importance of raising children the right way and grooming them with the right method, you will appreciate the effectiveness of Montessori above all other methods used in school.  
  This book additionally gives many inspirational and motivational activities to enhance the creative skills of a child. Early childhood mastering activities should be beneficial, informative and meaningful enough to increase the motivational level of a toddler, so he or she may be discovered in an extra subtle and interesting manner.  
  You will learn 
  -concepts of the montessori method 
  -importance of cooperation 
  -the role of parents in the montessori style of learning 
  -cognitive development materials 
  -your montessori style of spaces 
  -how the montessori school can be achieved 
  -montessori activities to try at home 
  -self-discovery through montessori 
  -helping your toddler with aggression and tantrums 
  -the importance of montessori education for children 
  -assimilating montessori concepts at home 
  -and much more

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  George Washington's Rules of...

  George Washington

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  Copied out by hand as a young man aspiring to the status of Gentleman, George Washington's 110 rules were based on a set of rules composed by French Jesuits in 1595. The first English edition of these rules was available in Francis Hawkins' Youths Behavior, or Decency in Conversation Amongst Men, which appeared in 1640, and it is from work that Washington seems to have copied. The rules as Washington wrote them out are a simplified version of this text. However much he may have simplified them, these precepts had a strong influence on Washington, who aimed to always live by them. The rules focus on self-respect and respect for others through details of etiquette. The rules offer pointers on such issues as how to dress, walk, eat in public, and address one's superiors.

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  More - Life on the Edge of...

  Majka Burhardt

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  As one of the world’s leading female professional rock and ice climbers, Majka Burhardt and her husband led globe-trotting, adventure-seeking lives. When she learns that she’s pregnant—with twins—Burhardt at first tries to justify her insistence on pursuing extreme risk in the face of responsibility. But she is ultimately forced to grieve the avalanche of emotions that accompanies any major life transitions along with the physical changes in her own body. 
  Based on the letters and journals Burhardt diligently kept over the course of those six years, More takes the reader on an around-the-world journey as Burhardt explores the transformative, identity-shifting experience of motherhood and its irreversible impact on career, identity, marriage, and self. 
  In the early weeks of her children's lives, Burhardt immerses herself in adoration for her twins and grappling with the tremendous guilt and struggle around having to return to risk-laden work and that ever elusive balance mothers everywhere seek amidst it all.  
  As the newness of her twins fades into a permanent reality, Burhardt turns her attention towards her marriage and the collateral damage as she and her husband, Peter, struggle to navigate their new normal. As anger and resentment threaten the foundation of her family, Burhardt courageously looks to her past—and her own mother's tumultuous and confusing history of success, violence, and ragged divorce—to better understand her own way forward. How will she break free from the legacy of her own childhood to start fresh with her own family?  
  Raw, candid, and galvanizing, More is a passionate and poignant testament to the enduring power of love and our lifelong journey to understand ourselves as we strive to always pursue more.

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  Limitless

  Damien Horton

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  Limitless is the inspirational story of a young man’s journey of healing after more than ten years of depression and addiction. The downward spiral culminates in a severe car crash in August 2007 where he almost loses his life.In the face of extraordinary odds, Damien reinvents his life through meditation and an unwavering determination to change.Damien shares his powerful journey, the highs and the lows, in the hope that you can find what you need to heal your life. His remarkable story proves that we all have the power to heal and return to a place of self-love.

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