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  Healing the Healers - Overcoming...

  Sara Ahmed

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  Sara Ahmed, a seasoned healthcare provider and administrator, delves into the pressing issue of burnout among healthcare professionals. Drawing from her extensive experience in internal medicine, Ahmed sheds light on the detrimental effects of stress on healthcare providers, which can lead to severe consequences such as collapse and even suicide. Through a simplified approach, she navigates the complexities of burnout, offering clear definitions and descriptions of the condition while creating awareness around it. Structured to facilitate understanding and application, the book organizes various elements, factors, and dimensions related to burnout, providing actionable methods for real-time implementation. Ahmed addresses the interconnectedness of healthcare providers and their environment, highlighting their influence on each other. “Healing the Healers" is a comprehensive guide for healthcare professionals to recognize, address, and overcome burnout, ultimately fostering a healthier, more resilient workforce.

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  Money & Morons - How to Build...

  Paul Daneshrad

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  Paul Daneshrad is living proof that it’s still possible to achieve The American Dream.As a child, his family was forced to make sacrifices and he made a promise that he would never live like that again. He kept that promise, proving that with discipline and hard work, anybody can achieve success in this country.Too many people fail to achieve success, and it will be harder than ever in the upcoming decades because of what Paul calls “The Great Conflux.” Increased longevity, the aging population, and the astronomical national debt have put the country on a path to crisis.The voting public and the politicians may not take the action necessary to avoid disaster, but the public can insulate themselves. In Money and Morons, Paul lays out the basic formula that anyone can follow to build wealth and finally live The American Dream.

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  On the Ledge - A Memoir

  Amy Turner

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  In 1957, when Amy Turner was four years old, her father had to be talked down from a hotel ledge by a priest. The story of his attempted suicide received nationwide press coverage, and he spent months in a psychiatric facility before returning home. From then on, Amy constantly worried about him for reasons she didn't yet fully understand, triggering a pattern of hypervigilance that would plague her into adulthood. 
  In 2010, fifty-five years after her father’s attempted suicide, Amy—now a wife, mother, and lawyer-turned-schoolteacher—is convinced she’s dealt with all the psychological reverberations of her childhood. Then she steps into a crosswalk and is mowed down by a pickup truck—an accident that nearly kills her, and that ultimately propels her on a remarkable emotional journey. With the help of acupuncture, somatic-oriented therapies, and serendipities that might be attributed to grace, Amy first unravels the trauma of her own brush with death and then, unexpectedly, heals the childhood trauma buried far deeper. 
  Poignant and intimate, On the Ledge is Amy’s insightful and surprisingly humorous chronicle of coming to terms with herself and her parents as the distinct, vulnerable individuals they are. Perhaps more meaningfully, it offers proof that no matter how far along you are in life, it's never too late to find yourself.

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  Be the Weight Behind the Spear

  Dr. Josh McConkey

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  Amid unprecedented political and generational divides, one consensus emerges: equipping future leaders with essential skills is paramount. From business executives to parents, there's a shared commitment to preparing the next generation for success in an evolving world. 
  In Be the Weight Behind the Spear, Dr. (Colonel) McConkey draws on his extensive experience in emergency rooms and military service to highlight the pivotal role of leaders across all sectors in shaping America's future. He emphasizes that our business leaders, teachers, families, coaches, mentors, and volunteers are not only essential for enhancing productivity and inclusivity in business but also crucial for national security. By engaging and empowering the next generation of professionals, McConkey argues, we secure long-term growth and prosperity. 
  This book catalyzes a national dialogue, urging all Americans to actively support future leaders. McConkey's insights resonate as a call to action, stressing that each individual's contribution—whether in leadership, education, or community—significantly impacts our collective success and security. Be the Weight Behind the Spear inspires unity and empowerment, challenging readers to play an active role in fortifying America's resilience and leadership on the global stage. As we navigate complex challenges, McConkey's work serves as a guiding beacon towards a future where every American's involvement is integral to our shared prosperity and security.

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  End the War in Ukraine and the...

  Pastor Philip

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  No-one really knows how long the war between Ukraine and Russia will last, but our opening scripture says:  Everything has its time. To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven. We pray that the Coronavirus Pandemic will be soon over. The sooner the better! Then we can renew our love with one another and with God.

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  Homo Stupido - Recycling our...

  Stefan Engeseth

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  WHAT’S NEXT FOR HUMANKIND?
  Professor Yuval Noah Harari, the author of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, has said: “Never underestimate human stupidity. It’s one of the most powerful forces in the world.” As a child, Stefan Engeseth often got into trouble with his teachers, because he did not believe them. Could it really be true that we, Homo sapiens, achieved all that stupidity taught to us in history class? We’re destroying the planet, there’s new cold and hot wars, and economic systems are becoming unstable... yet, at the same time, we’re intelligent and have received the Nobel Prize. It did not make sense to him as a child, and it still does not today, which is perhaps why when consuming news, it feels like we are in World War Three with the planet and ourselves.
  This book attempts to explain why human stupidity seems to dominate our lives, from current wars to the environment, politics to economics, inequality to sport. In answering the question, “Are we intelligent or stupid?”, Stefan Engeseth seeks lessons from our past failures that stretches all the way back to the creation of Earth, to find ways to turn the power of stupidity into a more positive force for our society and planet.

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