Little rules publishing (11 Ergebnisse)

Hardback. Zustand: Good.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English. Tys, Nate (illustrator).

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You take every job assuming it is a good one; yet at any point your intuition tells you something has changed. It could be the organization or, it could be you. Regardless, only you can fix your work and your life.Bad bosses or companies, work/life balance issues, toxic cultures, boredom, and unrealistic expectations-all are reasons why good jobs go bad-wrecking your emotional, professional, and financial life, sometimes simultaneously.Each job choice shapes who we are, what we do, and how we live. Was there a plan, and did it all add up to satisfaction in the end Or was it a journey of self-discovery after a lot of trial and error Or maybe a little bit of both In this guided journaling experience, readers will create their own answers to those questions and others. They will see their work lives reflected in the author's vivid cast of characters and personal narrative, and ultimately will create their own rules to learn and grow when good jobs go bad.This book is for anyone ready to move on, take charge of their career, and live an authentic and fulfilling life.Writer, editor and author Kate Goggin has always been interested in sharing best practices in business and in life. Disappointed there were no manuals to follow, she often created those for herself, and then shared them to help others. '10 Little Rules When Good Jobs Go Bad' is her latest project, and is for anyone facing difficult decisions in their job journey. A former 'Family Matters' columnist, Kate has also published 'The Art of International Living,' a newsletter for successful overseas relocation, and, 'Backpack Kids: The Planning Safety Checklist for Overseas Travel,' an iPhone app for parents, teachers, and volunteer leaders planning international travel for school-age children. A certified technical writer by trade, she has produced clear and concise public information for private industry and government clients over a 30-year career. She lives in Leesburg, VA.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You take every job assuming it is a good one; yet at any point your intuition tells you something has changed. It could be the organization or, it could be you. Regardless, only you can fix your work and your life.Bad bosses or companies, work/life balance issues, toxic cultures, boredom, and unrealistic expectations-all are reasons why good jobs go bad-wrecking your emotional, professional, and financial life, sometimes simultaneously.Each job choice shapes who we are, what we do, and how we live. Was there a plan, and did it all add up to satisfaction in the end Or was it a journey of self-discovery after a lot of trial and error Or maybe a little bit of both In this guided journaling experience, readers will create their own answers to those questions and others. They will see their work lives reflected in the author's vivid cast of characters and personal narrative, and ultimately will create their own rules to learn and grow when good jobs go bad.This book is for anyone ready to move on, take charge of their career, and live an authentic and fulfilling life.Writer, editor and author Kate Goggin has always been interested in sharing best practices in business and in life. Disappointed there were no manuals to follow, she often created those for herself, and then shared them to help others. '10 Little Rules When Good Jobs Go Bad' is her latest project, and is for anyone facing difficult decisions in their job journey. A former 'Family Matters' columnist, Kate has also published 'The Art of International Living,' a newsletter for successful overseas relocation, and, 'Backpack Kids: The Planning Safety Checklist for Overseas Travel,' an iPhone app for parents, teachers, and volunteer leaders planning international travel for school-age children. A certified technical writer by trade, she has produced clear and concise public information for private industry and government clients over a 30-year career. She lives in Leesburg, VA.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Embark on an extraordinary journey across the United States on a tandem bicycle with '10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure.' This heartwarming and insightful book explores the highs and lows of adventure cycling, unforgettable moments, and self-discovery after divorce as author Teri M Brown navigates winding roads and unexpected detours.Filled with powerful anecdotes, the unexpected challenges of the open road, and cherished connections with those she met while riding an average of 10.4 miles per hour, this book is not just a travel memoir - it's a personal story of healing through adventure, overcoming personal challenges, and personal growth, complete with a guided journaling experience designed to help you reclaim your own power and take on life's challenges with renewed vigor.Get ready to laugh, cry, and be inspired as you pedal through life's twists and turns with resilience, camaraderie, wisdom, and a healthy dose of humor that will inspire you to create your own rules for a truly adventurous life.Part of the 10 Little Rules series of books and guided journaling experiences.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Unlock the power of your unique story with this transformative guide. From intimate conversations with loved ones to taking the stage in front of thousands, this powerful little book will radically elevate your story's impact . for you and your audience.Storytelling is ingrained in the fabric of human existence, shaping cultures and driving change for millennia. Drawing upon insights from anthropologists, neuroscientists, philosophers, coaches, and psychologists, author Frank Winters taps into the timeless art of storytelling to elevate your public speaking skills and inspire both creativity and action in your listeners.Frank's book offers step-by-step guidance and clear instructions on how to prepare, deliver, and overcome common challenges in public speaking. He peppers the "how-tos" with real life anecdotes, and backs up his ideas with neuroscience around how our brains work. The book covers strategies around managing anxiety and building confidence and improving delivery by authentically connecting and adapting to difference audiences.The guided journaling questions give readers the opportunity to apply learned skills and the author invites readers to connect and receive personal feedback on their own discoveries.Frank Winters a recognized professional public speaker and coach, and writes with a clear and concise style. He provides easy-to-understand explanations of these complex concepts behind public speak, and does it in an engaging and authentic way. Readers will enjoy the bonus materials like the worksheet journaling pages and space to develop their own rules around public speaking. This book will challenge anyone interested in improving communication in all areas of life . regardless of their level of experience.A father of two fantastic men, public speaker, geographer, and explorer, author Frank Winters was intrigued and motivated by a random fact: one of the things he loves the most - public speaking - is the thing most feared by many. His work (as Geographic Information Officer of NYS, President of the National States Geographic Information Council and Chair of the National Pandemic GIS Task Force) gives Frank a breadth of experiences to draw from. Outside of work, Frank coached a youth mountain bike race team to a state championship and served for more than two decades as President of a non-profit ski area. Paying back a lifelong debt to the Boy Scouts of America, he serves as Section Director for the National Camp School wilderness guide program. A recent annual tradition for Frank and his oldest son is racing the 90-mile Adirondack Canoe Classic. Tys, Nate (illustrator).…