by Barbara Vine
Ruth Rendell's alter ego, Barbara Vine crushes a sleazy politician down to size in this dramatic story a bout a ex game that backfires
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There are four areas concerning Leaving a Legacy that I consider to be fundamental; a Life Well-Lived, Principles to Live By, The Importance of a Spiritual Legacy and an Impact Legacy and a Financial Legacy. Today I would like to share on a Life Well-Lived.
The inimitable Guy Kawasaki - we cannot hope to imitate, but we can learn from his style.
How would you have handled the time problem?
"You must live in the present, launch yourself on every wave, find your eternity in each moment."
-- Henry David Thoreau
Make Any Presentation or Speech as Persuasive as a One-on-One Conversation
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Jeanette and Roy Henderson
Jeanette and Roy Henderson
Whether addressing a few colleagues or a packed auditorium, readers will find practical and simple techniques for inspiring every listener. It's a wonderful blend of solid concepts, practical applications, and invaluable techniques. It takes the speaker from the planning stage through to the execution stage of any presentation. It addresses not only speaking in front of a crowd, but also one on one and small group interactions.
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It’s not possible to live life without failing somewhere along the line.
Remember that it took Thomas Edison 10,000 failures before he created the light bulb. That’s what I call persistence.
We come into this world with few skills and little knowledge and learn by trial and error. We try, we fail, and we adjust and try again and so on until we reach, or at least come close to the desired objective. This is the way a baby learns to crawl and walk, how a child learns to ride a bike or fly a kite.
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A charming story of unlikely heroes whose destinies entwine to bring about a joyful resolution.
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Your lives are always busy, I’m sure, but the holidays always seem to add even more craziness to everyone’s schedule. Christmas parties with family, friends and co-workers, gift shopping, decorating, Christmas pageants, caroling, bell-ringing, snow shoveling (unless you live on Guam like I do), making cookies, baking turkeys, and all the rest.
It’s enough to make you want to give up!
But it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. If you’re a busy person (and who isn’t these days?), I’ve compiled some of my favorite time-saving tips — things I use in my daily life that I’ve found to work wonders for freeing up the schedule.
"Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up." -- Thomas Edison
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"Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up." -- Thomas Edison
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People form their first impression of you in the first four seconds! Maximize your natural attributes to create an instant bond with anyone you meet Discover how to be your most irresistible self
