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  Common Sense

  Thomas Paine

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  Common Sense, Paine's pro-independence monograph published anonymously on 10 January 1776, spread quickly among literate colonists. Within three months, 120,000 copies are alleged to have been distributed throughout the colonies, which themselves totaled only four million free inhabitants, making it the best-selling work in 18th-century America. Its total sales in both America and Europe reached 500,000 copies. It convinced many colonists, including George Washington and John Adams, to seek redress in political independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain, and argued strongly against any compromise short of independence. (Wikipedia)

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  Chameleon Mindset - Creative...

  Nikki Green

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  Change is challenging, whether it’s forced on us or we create it. But you’re not stuck in your situation. You can transform your mindset and adapt to change. 
    
  When Life and Business Resiliency Expert Nikki Green left a career of 20 years, her methodology for adjusting made her more flexible. She wrote Chameleon Mindset for others seeking clarity while acclimating to new situations. This entertaining, research-based guide to transitions will give you strategies for moving forward. 
    
  You will: 
   ·      C.R.E.A.T.E. the life you desire with five philosophies for change 
  ·      Become a Master of Change as you work through Karate Kid- style exercises 
  ·      Keep coming back to level up your life using an interactive journalMove from resistance to resilience by assessing and adjusting your risk toleranceImprove relationships when you learn to have difficult conversations 
    
  The practical lessons in Chameleon Mindset will shift your mindset, sharpen your skills, and help you overcome your obstacles to dealing with change. Read it and embrace change!

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  Embracing New Beginnings -...

  Kelly Shelton

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  Ready to embrace a brighter tomorrow? 
  Embracing New Beginnings: Poetry for Healing Hearts by Kelly Shelton is a beacon of hope disguised as a book. Within these pages, you'll find a collection of poems, quotes, and heartfelt reflections designed to mend your spirit and guide you towards a brighter future. 
  Whether you're healing from a broken heart, facing a difficult decision, or simply yearning for a fresh start, this book will be your companion on the path to self-discovery. 
  Discover the power of: 
  Words that uplift: Find comfort and encouragement through the beauty of language. 
  Letting go and moving on: Learn to release past hurts and embrace the possibilities that lie ahead. 
  The strength within: Explore your resilience and rediscover your inner fire. 
  Self-love and acceptance: Cultivate a deeper appreciation for who you are. 
  Embracing New Beginnings isn't a prescriptive guide; it's a gentle nudge towards self-healing and transformation. It's the kind of book you keep close, ready to offer a warm hug whenever you need a reminder of your inner strength and the exciting possibilities that await.

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  Evolution to Purpose - Choosing...

  Bryan Hong

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  Many never find happiness at work. Will you? 
  Why are so many people unhappy at work, if they choose the work they do? After teaching as a professor at the New York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business, The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, and Ivey Business School in Canada, Bryan Hong shares his observations based on hundreds of conversations with his students before and after graduation. 
  Although many don't realize it, unhappiness at work is a consequence of the way we've designed our society, especially our education system. Rather than prepare us for genuine success and happiness in life, most of us are never told what we need to know to answer even our most basic life questions. In this book, Dr. Hong shares what everyone who wants to be happier at work-and in life-should know. The first step begins with the most important lesson so many of us never learn in school: We must evolve to our true purpose. 
  In this book, the author explores:How our society works to shape us in ways that will never lead to happiness at workWhat it truly means to have a strong sense of purpose at work, and why we all need it for a life beyond survival and pleasureHow we can evolve to purpose in a world where so many work without it 
  What if there was much more to your life than what you've been told?

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  Running From Office -...

  Eoghan Murphy

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  'A wonderfully engaging, honest and witty portrait of the humiliations, idealism, nobility and banality of democratic life' - Rory Stewart, author of Politics on the Edge'Wryly self-deprecating, but also informative and illuminating' - Matt CooperAs Ireland's Minister for Housing, Eoghan Murphy took on one of the toughest briefs in government, one that continues to be a challenge today. Looking back at his life in the build-up to parliamentary office and at his time in the cabinet, Eoghan brings a self-lacerating and deeply personal view of the life of a modern politician trying - and often failing - to make the positive change he hoped to deliver. Brutal and sometimes harrowing, Eoghan's tale is also surprisingly funny, though the humour is only ever at the author's expense. If, in the end, all political careers end in failure, why didn't anyone tell the author that? There are no heroes or villains here, just a person facing their own limitations as they navigate the unfamiliar world of campaigns, elected office and government responsibility.Bringing refreshing candour to the pressures and absurdity of politics, this book shows us who our politicians really are when there's nothing left to spin and no one there to spin it to.

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  Living without Psychology - A...

  Shareef Mokdad

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  Career, love, security, family, country, social cause, reform, revolution, ideology, entertainment, self-reinvention, pursuit of the unknown. Have you ever noticed how these things shape the years and decades not only of our own lives but of humanity, right through old age, regardless of demographic, cultural, and professional differences? Have you ever noticed how all of us - the living, the ancestors and posterity - tread the exact same path across time, from generation to generation, century to century, without ever getting past that one common denominator: our own self-interest? And, what kind of society have we built around our self-interests? Not only are we not profoundly better people but we have also destroyed each other and the world.  
  Long with me, dear friend, to go beyond our self-centered psychological needs, including righteous ones as self-awareness and self-actualization, and to tap into what undoubtedly is the calling of our time: co-operation. At this critical juncture in human history, let us find out what it takes to bring about a level of co-operation unknown to humanity - in allfields including relationship, academia, diet, and environmental change - without which the world stands no chance. 
  This is not a spiritual self-help book but an invitation to free oneself from psychology, in all its traditional and modern forms, so that a new world is built right in the heart of our highly destructive society. 
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
   

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