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The book emphasizes the importance of establishing strong foundational premises for personal growth and effective living. It offers insights and tools designed to help individuals navigate their lives with greater honesty and purpose, fostering a deeper understanding of oneself and others.

We all know what a bad day feels like; we all know what it feels like to be overwhelmed day to day with the ever-growing need to be all things to all people and wear that badge of busyness with honour... Well, it's time to take control, to get in the driving seat of your own life and live life on your terms. This book will take you on a journey of reflection and offer you skills and tools that will elevate and uncover your own unique potential. With no jargon, no tricks and no bull s**t, just good old-fashioned common sense that we may have forgotten, and the best part is? You are in the driving seat...

The narrative delves into the untold true story of Gay Games I, highlighting Mark Brown's significant role in its inception. It explores the challenges and triumphs faced during the event's planning and execution, offering a unique perspective on a pivotal moment in LGBTQ+ history. Through personal anecdotes and historical context, the book captures the spirit of community and resilience that defined this groundbreaking event.

Focusing on the evolution of Scottish theatre since the late 1960s, the book highlights an artistic renaissance influenced by European Modernist aesthetics. It features in-depth research and exclusive interviews with ten prominent figures in modern Scottish drama, arguing that this period represents the peak of the Scottish stage's history. Mark Brown chronicles the transformation initiated by director Giles Havergal at the Citizens Theatre and discusses the establishment of the National Theatre of Scotland, while also considering the future of this theatrical movement.

For nearly six decades Outward Bound USA's education programs have shaped the lives of tens of thousands of participants. Strangers are put in an unfamiliar and unpredictable setting, where to succeed they must develop a sense of teamwork, resilience, self-confidence, and a focus on the greater good. But, Mark Brown asks, isn't the modern world just as unpredictable and challenging as any mountain or desert? He shows how the same principles that bind people together in the natural world work just as well in cities, companies, and communities. This book explores the concept of Expeditionary Leadership through the stories of people such as third-generation business steward Laura Kohler, the Home Depot cofounder Arthur Blank, and former United States Senator Mark Udall, whose lives were touched by Outward Bound and who then went on to make a positive difference in the world. They show how each of us can, in our own way, use the Outward Bound philosophy to bravely face the wild unknowns in our daily lives. From training the first Peace Corps volunteers to partnering with thousands of educational institutions and corporations, Outward Bound has helped build the self-confidence and character of participants who have gone on to live richer, more fulfilling, and successful lives. Outward Bound internationally operates in thirty-three countries and impacts nearly a quarter of a million people annually. -- Provided by publisher

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Focusing on the intersection of wealth psychology and practical trading techniques, this self-help motivational book offers strategies for successful stock market trading. It empowers readers with methods for money management and profitable gains, aiming to captivate and inspire those interested in investing. The blend of psychological insights and actionable advice makes it a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of the stock market.

Focusing on the interplay of power within colonial contexts, this work challenges and revises Foucault's theories on sovereign, disciplinary, and governmental power. It argues for a reconsideration of how criminological knowledge developed, suggesting that it served not just discipline but also colonial rule. By exploring this overlooked area, the book aims to expand the understanding of penal power and its implications in colonial settings, offering fresh insights into the dynamics of power and governance.

The thesis investigates the effectiveness of accounting-based valuation models, focusing on their performance across various industry types—cyclical versus acyclical—and economic conditions, such as growth and recession. It also explores how analysts utilize these models to support investment recommendations and whether their approaches differ based on the industry and economic context. The research provides insights into the interplay between valuation methods and market dynamics, contributing to the understanding of investment strategies in varying conditions.