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  Office Politics - How to Work...

  Benjamin Buildst

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  A book NOT for the general masses! If you want out, go ahead and read on! 
  Are you tired of always being passed up for a well-deserved promotion at work? 
  Do your boss or colleagues always take credit for jobs you have laboriously sweat to get done? 
  Are you fed up with your boss and employer? 
  If yes, then keep reading. 
  You can only break this deadly and vicious cycle if you emerge from your deep "sleep" and first realize there is a big game going around you: Office Politics! 
  If you don't play the game, this very game will swallow you! 
  Life has so much to offer once you realize that sometimes a single piece of information, that you bump on by accident, can impact everything around you and those dear to you! 
  Once you know how to play the game of office politics, you will attain the heights of power and abundance only seen by the smallest minority all over the planet, yes, the 1%! 
  When you hit "add to cart", this is what you'll get: The definition of office politics in practical termsHow to avoid others from stealing your efforts, taking your creditHow to be on good terms with your boss and colleagues (this one is essential) How to approach the game, from all anglesHow to position yourself in the officeHow to reclaim your confidence and how to apply it to get promoted at work.And much, much more. 
  If you want an insider's guide into the corporate world, then get this audio book.

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  No Sticks or Stones No Broken...

  Ricia Fleming

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  “What I experienced wasn’t that bad, not bad enough to be real trauma.” Could you be one of the dismissed and ignored trauma survivors? Are you coping with unidentified complex PTSD from early intangible attachment trauma? 
  Author Ricia Fleming was: “It took me 26 years to complete this book,” she says, “because it took me that long – even as a licensed psychotherapist – to acknowledge the seriousness of the category of trauma I came to call naCCT, an acronym for its four characteristics: no physical assault, attachment-based, chronic, and covert. 
  "During those 26 years I often shoved the draft deep into my closet after someone shamed me for thinking such ‘little things’ could be serious enough to cause PTSD.” 
  With no tangible trauma to point to, confusion and self-shaming are normal for adults wounded by early naCCTs such as emotional neglect, gaslighting, or traumatic absence of loving hugs, interest, or understanding; many even deny they’ve been traumatized at all. 
  Yet, realistically, when we’re little, subtle everyday disturbances in our lifeline relationships with mother, father or other caregivers can register on our bodies, minds, and spirits as threats to life itself. In a word, as ‘trauma.’ 
  Whether or not your caregiver was well-intentioned, whether or not you also experienced blatant physical assaults like beatings or incest, the cumulative effect of early naCCTs can cause complex PTSD, leaving you to cope with physical, psychological, financial, and relationship problems and overall lack of fun, meaning, and spontaneity. 
  To meet the unique challenges of this under-explored trauma category, you now have a healing guidebook written by a therapist/survivor just for you. With empowering information, encouragement, and down-to-earth stories, this life-changing book will help you take pride in how well you have managed so far. Then it will provide you with realistic action steps for starting to feel better right away.

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  8 Keys to Safe Trauma Recovery -...

  Babette Rothschild

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  Safe and effective principles and strategies for recovery from trauma. 
  Trauma recovery is tricky; however, there are several key principles that can help make the process safe and effective. This book gives self help readers, therapy clients, and therapists alike the skills to understand and implement eight keys to successful trauma healing: mindful identification of what is helpful, recognizing survival, having the option to not remember, creating a supportive inner dialogue, forgiving not being able to stop the trauma, understanding and sharing shame, finding your own recovery pace; mobilizing your body, and helping others. 
  This is not another book promoting a new method or type of treatment; rather, it is a necessary adjunct to self-help and professional recovery programs. After listening to this book, listeners will be able to recognize their own individual needs and evaluate whether those needs are being met. They will have the tools necessary to put themselves in the driver's seat, navigating their own safe road to recovery.

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  Una guía de prevención de...

  Barbara Sprung

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  Durante los años pre-escolares la mayoría de los niños tienen sus primeras experiencias de formación y unión social con sus pares.  Durante los años pre-escolares es natural que los niños experimentan con interacciones sociales mientras aprenden sobre el mundo.  Cuando el colegio logra crear un ambiente de cuidado mutuo se reduce la posibilidad de que los niños manifiesten un comportamiento negativo (así como la burla y la intimidación). Con la nueva traducción del libro  Una guía de prevención de bullying y burlas en salones de clases de pre-escolar, los maestros de niños pequeños pueden abordar estos comportamientos antes de que se desarrollen. El acoso y la burla puedan tener un impacto negativo en  el aprendizaje del niño, afectando su salud física y su bienestar emocional.  El libro Una guía de prevención de bullying y burlas en salones de clases del pre-escolar comparte actividades,  que puedan tomar lugar en el salón de clases y con la participación de la familia para desarrollar la empatía en los niños creando un clima de respeto mutuo en el salón.  Hay más de 40 actividades que se enfocan en disminuir y controlar la burla y la intimidación mientras cultivan la amistad, la comunidad y los sentimientos positivos; los maestros de niños pequeños aprenden a crear un ambiente en el que todos los niños se sienten seguros, cómodos y bienvenidos. Barbara Sprung y Merle Froschl son las co-directoras del Educational Equity Center (EEC). Dra. Blythe Hinitz es la coordinadora y catedrática de enseñanza de la educación pre-escolar en The College of New Jersey (TCNJ).

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  Think Big - The Ultimate Guide...

  Andrew R. Spier

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  Are you a person who wants to make big things happen in your life? Do you feel like you haven’t yet achieved all you want? Is it time to change the way you think and act, to finally get what you want? 
  There is a thought that has always been prevalent in the minds of the most successful people and that is to think big. The reasoning behind it is that if we think small then we usually achieve small, but if we think big, we always exceed our expectations. 
  But how do you change your mind-set so that you can start to think this way and get what you deserve from life? 
  Inside this audiobook, Think Big: The Ultimate Guide to Thrive in Life and Business by Expanding Your Thinking in Order to Make Big Things Happen, you will uncover many of the secrets to starting to think like a success story, with chapters that offer advice on:
  
  The Truth Behind Goal Achievement
  Identifying Goals
  How to Clearly Define Goals
  Align Your Goals with Your Beliefs
  How to Commit to Goals
  Get Others Onboard with Your Goals
  Make Sure to Set Start and Stop Times
  Visualize Your Goals
  
   
  Imagine if you could reach every goal you set yourself, simply by relearning how to think bigger. It would change your life in every conceivable way and give you everything you ever dreamed of but never imagined was possible. 
  You can have it all, and you can get started by listening to Think Big. The audiobook that will help you make it happen!

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  Quantum Economics - The New...

  David Orrell

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  A decade after the financial crisis, there is a growing consensus that economics has failed and needs to go back to the drawing board. David Orrell argues that it has been trying to solve the wrong problem all along.
  
  
  Economics sees itself as the science of scarcity. Instead, it should be the science of money (which plays a surprisingly small role in mainstream theory). And money is a substance that turns out to have a quantum nature of its own.
  
  Just as physicists learn about matter by studying the exchange of particles at the subatomic level, so economics should begin by analysing the nature of money-based transactions. Quantum Economics therefore starts with the meaning of the phrase 'how much' – or, to use the Latin word, quantum.
  
  From quantum physics to the dualistic properties of money, via the emerging areas of quantum finance and quantum cognition, this profoundly important book reveals that quantum economics is to neoclassical economics what quantum physics is to classical physics – a genuine turning point in our understanding.

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