Marine Motivation

Based on a cover story in the Harvard Business Review entitled "Maneuver Warfare", Leading to Win the Marine Corps Way shows business leaders and managers how to adopt the principles and strategies that have made the Marine Corps so successful. Written by a Wharton professor and two former marines who have now moved on to the business world, the book brings a consummate mix of business savvy and military know-how to bear on the challenges faced by today's managers.

Diagnose: Boreout–Ein stilles Leiden, das viele Berufstätige trifft. In einer Welt, die oft nur von Burnout spricht, bleibt Boreout, der Zustand chronischer Unterforderung und Langeweile am Arbeitsplatz, häufig unerkannt. Doch die Auswirkungen können ebenso gravierend sein.

After experiencing career humiliation in 2006, Leesa Ward embarked on a journey of growth, discovery, and personal development. She discovered that her calling is to help people move on from being humiliated and shamed by their careers. In Get Over Being Humiliated, women learn how to practice gratitude and thankfulness as a way of healing, create the best support system of people who inspire them, change their mindset from one of guilt and self-deprecation to one of empowerment, forgive themselves, and ask forgiveness from those around them.

A biographical account of the life of the late Bill May, a regionally famous hippie radical-turned-star prosecutor-turned-prestigious criminal defense attorney, as told to his young female protégé, with non-stop adventure, humor, and spiritual themes relating to topics of popular interest today. Born in Dallas in 1950 to alcoholic parents, Bill excels in R.O.T.C. and is given an appointment to the academy, for a bright future in the military. The love of his life, Cassie, turns him on to drugs and the Anti-War Movement, and he abandons military school for fame as a hippie radical.

Par le mouvement, le Qoya propose de se reconnecter à sa nature profonde, sage, sauvage et libre. Préface par la créatrice du Qoya, cet ouvrage pratique accompagne la lectrice dans sa quête personnelle. Êtes-vous prêt à voyager au plus profond de vous, avec vos sensations comme unique guide ? Par le mouvement libre de votre corps, le Qoya, cette danse sage, sauvage et libre, vous invite à renouer avec les parts de vous-mêmes pour trouver cet alignement unique qui est votre nature profonde.