Hunting Life

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.

Struggling to meet your sales goals? Struggling to develop your life practice? Struggling to close life policies? Dealing with chargebacks when you shouldn't be? This book might help. If you'd liked my other work this book will blow you away.

Blind Potential is an entertaining and practical guide to help you become the hero hidden inside you. It can be difficult to see there is still more in you, more for you, and more to be done through you. Blind Potential provides simple steps to uncover what is hidden inside you so you can take your relationship health, work success, quality of life, and overall life's mission to the next level.

At its essence, marketing today is about answering one question: “How can we be heard?” How can we rise above the din of infinite options to create sustainable meaning with an audience or group of customers? Following the old rules of digital engagement is not enough...not nearly enough. Even being "great" is insufficient in the face of overwhelming competition redefining the limits of excellence every day.

This book is a continuation in the Proverbs for Kids series but deals with these crucial issues that teenagers deal with head on. Proverbs for Teens is an inspirational book covering 22 principles from the book of Proverbs designed to teach Biblical truths in a practical way. It is intended for 8th graders to seniors in high school. During the formative teenage years, there is more exposure to the “ways of the world,” and often those ways can be the opposite of what God desires.

Life has never been filled with more opportunities, choices, or possible directions. Yet, so many of us feel lost, unfulfilled, or possessed with an innate feeling that there has to be more to life. Join 28-year-old Jake Brown on his journey to discover what success looks like for him. Jake shares life adventures including cycling in Moab, and hiking at Machu Picchu with an unlikely mentor, Ryan. With the help of Ryan and Ryan’s wife, Meg, Jake learns how to not only define life on his terms, but to achieve more. This book is designed to empower you to think differently, and thrive.

Calais-born Olivier Le Vasseur aka La Buse is infamous for his 1721 attack on a Portuguese ship docked at Bourbon (modern day Réunion), the island where he eventually met his fate on the gallows in 1730. The raid yielded one of the most spectacular treasure hauls in the recorded history of piracy. The value of the plunder taken - and a fabled incident that occurred on the day La Buse was hanged - have led to enduring claims about the supposed buried treasure of this ill-fated pirate. The recorded facts of Le Vasseur’s life – and their importance in debunking the legend- are the subject...

Tragedy. Desperation. Innocence in peril. A figure from the past is leveraging what Sorrow Hunter loves to rope her into any illegal venture that serves him, his queen, and his pawns. Sorrow must destroy her family to save them, but everyone who knows Black Pantha knows there are no strings attached, no boundaries, and no mercy when it comes to her foes. In Respect My Gansta 3, watch as a once-cohesive family and crew become wary of each other, husbands and wives, friends, siblings, and lovers pitted against each other, and Black Pantha against all. Chess is no longer enough to test one's ...

One of the things I admire most about my boss is when she speaks to me, she acts as if I matter. I want to be like her and make people feel important just by listening (Victoria). I used to say, I'm' 'just a' mother or when I was working, 'just a' director. I have learned to embrace who I am and avoid negative self-talk. Now when asked I say 'I am a proud mother of two' (Anita). Learning to take a compliment was a huge undertaking for me. I had to pause and think when someone would compliment me on my weight loss. I used to negate the compliment by saying something like, 'Oh I still need to...

James Riddle is a multiple award-winning educator, U.S. Army veteran, two-time winner of the Department of the Army Civilian Service Medal, member of the Golden Key National Honor Society, and bestselling author of over 20 books to include The Perception Paradigm, The Complete Personalized Promise Bible series, and the Power Affirmations series. Throughout his years as an educator, James became personally acquainted with the failures of public education, how it produced a citizenry that was perpetually dissatisfied with life, and how every effort to fix the issues just seemed to make things...

He Called Me Tin is a story of triumph and perseverance. From childhood distress to an attempt at suicide to being scarred by religion to being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis to the strife of racism and discrimination as a government employee to being assaulted and nearly kidnapped abroad, she has overcome in peace....

Forget searching for the right job - start building a life in which you don't need a job. A job-free life is possible, and you have options about how to achieve it. This book provides real-world examples of people who have successfully quit the rat race using four different strategies: extreme saving, unjobbing, lifestyle businesses, and startups. Whether you want to achieve financial independence and retire early, or simply never work for anyone else again, this book provides an essential guide.

Step into a world where tradition meets innovation, where the ancient craft of tanning wildlife hides is kept alive, yet seamlessly weaves into the tapestry of modern techniques. Introducing "The Artisan's Guide to Tanning Wildlife Hides" – an eBook that serves as a comprehensive resource for anyone looking to master the timeless art of hide tanning. Are you an avid craftsman, a curious hobbyist, or simply intrigued by the sustainable practice of turning raw skins into beautiful, functional items? This literary journey is designed to guide you through every stage of the hide-tanning ...

What are personal values? How do we decide what they are? What are the alternatives? Seventy-eight value systems are featured in this audiobook, which has been used at Harvard and around the world.

Just in time to manifest and improve for the new decade. 2020 is upon us! From the best-selling author of He Called Me Tin, this book is based on the number one question asked of Dr. Adrienne, an award-winning global health informaticist and humanitarian. Her second best seller (It's Called 24) shares practical and proven time management guidance that is non-forgiving.

If you’re like many people who don’t know what sparks joy or what gives your life meaning and purpose, this book will help provide the answers. If you have been told it’s not realistic to work and live with joy and purpose, this book will help change your mindset. If you’re too busy, too tired, too ill or too stressed out to listen to a lengthy book, this concise guide comes to your rescue.

College is no longer the golden ticket to success, and students are starting to see through it. We are a generation that wants to make a life instead of just a living. We are choosing ourselves, dropping out, and living life on our own terms! Sounds like a dumb idea? An escapist fantasy? Only to those too mentally enslaved by the system to think outside the box! In DropOut, Rueben L. Carter guides renegades and tapped out students in making a rational decision to leave college in order to chase their true passions in life.

Who is using good manners in the classroom? Can you guess who is using bad manners? Take a peek at students during their day to see how they use good manners to be kind, and keep the classroom quiet and clean.

I feel like one of the Smothers Brothers. Mom AND Dad always like my brother best. He was always the competent one and I was a baby and by definition incompetent. I was told he had better grades than I did . . .but he didn't. I had a good year once . . . it took my brother getting a divorce for me to be elevated to an exalted state where I could do no wrong. But that ended when my mother learned that my wife was away during a Jewish holiday meditating. I had hair no longer than a finger but was told I had long hair. I was told to eat what was on my plate but then was told I was eating too ...

Megan and Dave Wingfield want nothing more than to be parents--to welcome a child of their own. When they aren't able to conceive after two years of trying, they decide to adopt and find that journey is also fraught with mishaps and the potential for broken hearts. Can Megan learn to trust God with the desires of her heart?