Customer Reviews:
everyday victory for everyday people.......2007-07-21
This book gives positive reinforcement to those persons participating in the First Place weight loss program. I recommend ths book to anyone who might be considering participating in the Christian based program.
Spiritual warfare--coming to a refrigerator near you.......2007-02-02
Wow! This is an excellent study--the second I have done in this series. The first was okay, but this one addressed issues in my life and in the life of the rest of the group that we all needed to work on. Working through each day's section of the study only took half an hour, but it dealt in refreshing ways with the topic of spiritual warfare. The accompanying memory verses were very relevant. The first one kept me going throughout: "What I am asking you today is not too difficult for you or beyond your reach." This study is not so much about transforming your waist line as it is changing you from the inside (heart, attitude, thoughts) outward. Everyone in our group, without exception found these studies to be outstanding.
good, but similar to other FP studies.......2006-03-09
So far, I'm enjoying the First Place program and the Bible Studies. This is our second study, and while it's easy and keeps me focused on my goal of keeping Christ first place in my life, the second study is not that different from the first. They aren't real deep studies, so they're perfect for someone who's just starting a new routine of daily Bible study. Others might want to get something deeper to use alongside the First Place studies. EVfEP is a great follow up to Giving Christ First Place.
Everyday Victory for Everyday People.......2005-10-15
This is the second of the First Place Bible studies that I have done. I find it easy to use, not consuming too much time, but providing MUCH food for thought. I especially love the CD's that accompany the studies that help with scripture memorization.
Another Victory in the First Place series!.......2005-03-29
They've done it again. The First Place bible studies continue to be my favorites. I love them because studies are easy to do, each lesson takes about 5 to 10 minutes each day. But they keep you thinking & learning all day long! Plus the Scripture Memory CD helps you learn 10 verses throughout the study. This one had a bit more hokey-sounding music, it was still good though. I highly recommend ordering this study & looking into joining an actual First Place group.
Book Description
Most managers coach employees by giving them feedback and evaluating their performance, right? Wrong. Coaching differs markedly from other managerial functions. With its wealth of tips, worksheets, and self-assessments, this handy guide shows managers how to use coaching—not only to strengthen direct reports’ skills but also to rev up their performance to unprecedented levels.
Customer Reviews:
Excellent value, and extremely practical..........2006-12-16
Coaching employees is one of those things that is more easily said than done. And it's far too easy to mistake managing with coaching. I found Harvard Business School Press' Pocket Mentor series book Coaching People: Expert Solutions to Everyday Challenges an excellent concise guide for successfully coaching people with optimal results.
Contents: What Is Coaching? How to Know When to Coach; How to Develop Coaching Skills; How to Manage a Coaching Session; How to Customize Your Coaching; Tools for Coaching People; Test Yourself; To Learn More; Sources for Coaching People; Notes
In a mere 69 pages, the writers pack in more useful information than books three and four times the size. Everything is geared towards practicality and immediate application, so the book delivers value from the very first pages. The distinction between what is, and what isn't, coaching is a perfect beginning, and sets the stage for what follows. Coaching is not behavior correction or task assignment. It's a mutual sharing to help someone reach their goals and improve their effectiveness. The coach doesn't have to know all the answers, but they do need to be willing to listen, share, and work with the coachee to make changes and monitor the results. The book also contains a number of practical worksheets and checklists to gauge the effectiveness of both parties. This may take the form of a checklist to assess your listening skills, or an action plan to outline a plan and follow up on the outcomes.
For the price and size, there's no reason this shouldn't be included as part of someone's package of materials when they are promoted to a position of management. And even if you're not officially management, you may still be an informal leader in your sphere of influence. Working on your personal coaching skills will only help to solidify that role and enhance your effectiveness with others. If you've never given any thought to how you can help others achieve their goals, start here...
Book Description
This book reveals the hidden health dangers in many of the seemingly innocent products we encounter every day--a tube of glue in a kitchen drawer, a bottle of bleach in the laundry room, a rayon scarf on a closet shelf, a brass knob on the front door, a wood plank on an outdoor deck. A compelling exposé, written by a physician with extensive experience in public health and illustrated with disturbing case histories, How Everyday Products Make People Sick is a rich and meticulously documented account of injury and illness across different time periods, places, and technologies. It presents a picture not of one exceptional or corrupt industry but rather of how run-of-the-mill manufacturing processes and consumer marketing expose workers and the general public alike to toxic hazards. More troubling still, even when such hazards are recognized, calls for their control are routinely ignored. Written for a wide audience, it offers a critical and disquieting perspective on the relationship between industrial development and its adverse health consequences.
Among the surprisingly common hazards discussed in How Everyday Products Make People Sick:
Glue and rubber cement
Chlorine bleach
Rayon and other synthetic textiles
Welding and other metal fumes
Wood preservatives
Gasoline additives
Customer Reviews:
This is actually a brilliant History book, poorly marketed........2007-05-07
Some imbecile at the publishing company gave this book what they must have thought was a trendy title. By doing that, they missed the market for what turns out to be one of the most interesting history books I've read all year--and I read a lot of history.
What this book really is, is a history of how changes in industrial processes have had unintended health consequences. It also documents the political and social forces that have kept the health consequences of these various chemicals from being known and regulated.
All this sounds dry and dusty, but the author writes with a lively, well-documented, anecdote-rich style that modestly cloaks a depth of research far beyond what I've read in history books written by trained historians. It's a pleasure to read, and in the process of reading it you'll learn a great deal about the history of plastic manufacturing, how artificial textiles are made, the uses of industrial bleaching, and many dozens of other intriguing processes which make our world what it is.
What a pleasure to discover that there still are a few highly educated "renaissance" people in the world who can combine expertise in medicine, history, social thought and engineering to come up with such a delightful, well-written read.
If I had the power, I'd nominate this book for the National Book Award in History!
An Exemplar for General Interest Texts in Occupational Toxicology.......2007-01-19
Given the recent proliferation of pulp-professional books reviewing environmental toxicology, Dr. Paul Blanc's immediate challenge in *How Everyday Products Make us Sick* is to set his work apart from its peers. To anyone who merely browses Blanc's book, it will quickly become apparent that he easily obviates this challenge.
And to anyone who studies his book in depth, it will become clear that Blanc has at once established himself as a member of that rare species called "polymath;" a species populated by the likes of Jared Diamond, Joseph Campbell, and James Burke.
Of all such authors, Blanc's style and scope most closely mirrors that of Burke, whose celebrated "Connections" series on BBC set a new standard for integrated, iconoclastic scholarship. While, as an occupational toxicologist, I am admittedly partial to Blanc's field of study, I am anything but partial to its existing body of literature. Before reading--and re-reading--Blanc's book, I had yet to encounter a model for conveying occupational toxicology to the general public both coherently and charmingly.
Yet Blanc's breakthough compendium is nothing if not both charming and coherent. It will undoubtedly captivate both professionals and non-professionals, although non-professionals will likely gain the most insight from this book. (Professionals, and/or perfectionists, will reap immeasurable reward from Blanc's immaculate footnotes; worthy of separate publication in their own right).
Like James Burke, Blanc inter-weaves science, history, and culture with such electrifying (and refreshingly irreverent) flair as to virtually prove Mark Twain's saw that nothing has been more detrimental to human knowledge than traditional, pulpous modes of education.
Christian P. Erickson, M.D., M.P.H.
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christianerickson@alumni.duke.edu
Industrial Hazards.......2006-12-29
This book focuses on industrial hazards, with brief explanations, and reasonably complete histories, of the industrial processes insofar as the history and the knowledge of the process can inform knowledge of the hazard presented to workers and to product users. One key theme is how knowledge of many of today's industrial hazards has been with us for very long periods of time, but that--and I interject here my own view--given the emphasis on economic development concurent with the rise of industrial society--medical and regulatory efforts at controlling or reducing the risks of the hazards have been unsuccessful, due to the inconvenence or costs to the industries so associated. Without actually using the term "externalities," a propensity to assign those costs from industries to their employees, the environment, and to product-users is documented.
Another key theme is that the knowledge of the hazards and their tentatively arrived-at mitigation measures has ebbed and flowed, with populations thinking that effective controls have been implemented when in fact they have not been.
A further point of knowledge is that there is no clear dividing line between exposures in the workplace and exposures in the home. For this reason, and probably because the medical literature from which he is able to draw has dealt more with workplace hazards than with hazards in the home, the focus is on industry, though the writing moves from industry to the home when the hazards move there also. I would recommend the book to a popular audience for knowledge of industrial hazards in the home, but only if the reader is willing to learn the author's lessons regarding how the danger origininates in industry and moves from there to the home, and is willing to also learn the important lesson that the hazards to the workers who produce the products are significant factors in making product choices, as well as the actual toxic effect to the user. He quotes Jerry Garcia on the hellish aspects of vinyl record production. No special knowledge of chemistry is required to understand the text.
Unfortunately I do not have the book in front of me now, but from memory, here are a few of the topics covered:
- mercury fumes
- cotton dust
- carbon disulfide
- chlorine
- metal working fumes
- multiple causes of Parkinsonism
I do not mean to imply that the author appeared to me to be less than comprehensive in his addressing of toxic processes and products, although he did not deal extensively with military industries, nor with the current issue regarding the environmental distribution of uranium munitions. He touched on the shortcomings of the regulatory process under lassiz-faire capitalism, and sees the two most important upcoming issues, besides recovering from recent efforts at governmental deregulation and disassembling and hampering of regulatory agencies, as the toxic effects of additives to gasoline, and the toxic effects of wood preservation chemicals, both of which are throughly reviewed, noting the special dangers to children.
I enjoyed his end-noted documentantion of the most obscure points of his historical reviews, some of which were not even central to what he was saying. I felt he liked doing this sort of extensive research, was expert in his field, and that the writing was a labour of love.
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"A collection of chilling stories...eerily believable and truly spooky...very strongly recommended..."--Midwest Book Review
Most people think of ghosts as rare, elusive creatures that are more or less inaccessible to the average Joe. Sure, we read about them, watch TV shows about them and tell stories about them, but we'll probably never run into one--right? Don't be so sure. Even if you've never personally encountered a ghost, chances are you know someone who has.
The Ghost Next Door takes a revealing look into the lives of average, everyday people from across the country who have had experiences in the realm of the unexplained. Whether you're a true believer in ghosts or a hard-nosed skeptic, you're sure to get a chill or two when you read about the woman who was visited by her grandfather...on the night of his funeral! Or the man who was forced to move by a troublesome spirit...only to find it had followed him!
As you make your way through these and other genuinely spooky stories, you'll probably find that ghostly encounters are a lot more common than you had imagined. Could there be a "haunted house" in your town? Perhaps on your very street? Maybe even right next door?
Customer Reviews:
Not as scary as you would think. .......2007-09-16
This book was a nice collection of short stories, but not as scary as you would think it would be. The reviews make is seem hard to put down. But it wasn't hard at all. There were one or two stories that were creepy. But as a whole, I was dissapointed. I didn't like the way that the author presented the stories either. It was confusing. He didn't introduce the person he got the story from well. His comments on each story, written in italics, and with too many ellipsis marks were overdone...
I don't need to have the author's voice try to scare me as I read. If it is a good story, it will do that naturally. I wouldn't label this book as a waste of money, because it goes on my shelf with the rest of my collection.
Very Interesting Reading.......2007-04-18
This is one of the better books I have read on the subject of Ghosts! It is kinda creepy, and facinating and will keep you interested till the last page.
Oh, but it IS creepy!.......2006-06-20
I have to say that I really enjoyed this title. A bit short, yes, but quality writing. And for me, it's more about quality than quantity. I'd rather have a concise book that is interesting and well-written than a Bible-sized book that's stuffed with poor writing and dry information stripped from some internet site.
One reviewer states that the "creepiness factor" of this book pales in comparison to books by King or Straub. Obviously, somebody needs to point out to that reviewer that King and Straub write FICTION. This book is about REAL occurrences. And, actually, I found parts of this book to be QUITE creepy, especially given that these things actually happened.
The Ghost Next Door is recommended reading by yours truly.
Average but entertaining.......2006-04-28
No one need worry about reading this book alone in the middle of a stormy night. This is an average but entertaining book, and nothing much beyond a "creepy feeling" occurs in it. Unlike the macabre stories of a King or a Staub where a bump in the night is sure to leave you hiding under the bedcovers or calling your best friend for the reassuring sound of a familiar voice, this book is a collection of the strange events that most of us have had in the course of our lives. There is probably no one who hasn't had some sort of run-in with the unexplainable, something that reminds one of the familiar tales told around the camp fire on family outings or scout jamborees. Most of them are of strange sounds at unusual times of day, doors that open when they shouldn't be able to, or lights that go on or off without the assistance of a human hand. It is primarily this simple type of story that rings as true and strikes a familiar tone. An interesting book and one that will reassure the reader that they aren't "the only one" to have such experiences.
As for the why of this phenomenon, read Beyond Coincidence by Martin Plimmer).
Great easy read whether you believe or not........2006-02-25
I am pretty agnostic as to the existence of ghosts, but I enjoy reading people's accounts of encounters. This book is a very easy read. It is no literary masterpiece--it reads more like an unedited diary of other people's oral histories--but it is entertaining. I like to read one or two of the stories at a time as a nice, brief break.
Customer Reviews:
Everyday Letters for Busy People.......2000-03-12
This book is an excellent source to have handy. In my profession, it is expected of me to formulate all types of letters. My supervisor depends on my expertise for writing all forms of business and personal letters. A copy of this book should be in your home or office. Believe me when I say it is an excellent reference tool. I highly recommend this book to those who are letter writers and those who have never written a letter (personal or business) before.
Hi Khalid.......1999-04-05
Good mornin
Book Description
In this erudite and gracefully written ethnography, Mariane Ferme explores the links between a violent historical and political legacy, and the production of secrecy in everyday material culture. The focus is on Mende-speaking southeastern Sierra Leone and the surrounding region. Since 1990, this area has been ravaged by a civil war that produced population displacements and regional instability. The Underneath of Things documents the rural impact of the progressive collapse of the Sierra Leonean state in the past several decades, and seeks to understand how an even earlier history is reinscribed in the present.
Customer Reviews:
Academic indeed.............2003-12-28
Honestly, I couldn't make heads or tails of this book - and I am an entirely over-educated offspring of academics, a native speaker of English, and a voracious reader. I just didn't understand the words! I purchased this book before moving to Sierra Leone to manage an aid program, hoping to gain insight into the people I would be living and working with. This book, however, was more about anthropological theory than the Mende people; it served to illustrate academic points rather than the cultural world they inhabit. Entire chapters were devoted to such esoterica as the meaning of "twins" and the supreme symbolic significance of placement of hammocks vs. stools within the household. Meanwhile, the prose is peppered with endless usage of such words as "homologous" and "hermeutic" along with liberal sprinklings of Mende words - which are defined the first time they are used, but as there is no glossary to subsequently refer to by the end of the book the reader is lost in linguistic gobbledy-gook.
I am sure that this book has contributed to academic inquiry -- but from my perspective, I have never read an entire book about a people and place and learned so little about them.
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A quarter of a million readers have relaxed in the workplace thanks to Darrin Zeer's Office Yoga and Office Spa. Now Everyday Calm offers over 50 fun and simple ideas for daily stress relief no matter where you are. Start the morning with a Yoga Yawn to wake up your face and feel energized. Rely on the contents of a Spa on the Go bag to turn waiting in line into a pampering escape. And make ReinCARnation work for you when you can't find your car in a crowded parking lot. Using his expert knowledge of yoga, meditation, aromatherapy, massage, and feng shui, Zeer creates effective stress-busters that are easy to do on the way home from work, at the supermarket, and even at the movies. Packed with Cindy Luu's charming illustrations, Everyday Calm delivers anytime-anywhere stress relief.
Customer Reviews:
The Best and Easiest Relaxation Guide.......2004-05-27
Everyday Stressed is my life.
With work, kids and errands etc.
This book is so helpful and easy to read.
When I am feeling overwhelmed I need quick tips that work, not lengthy
instructions. This book is perfect.
Wouldn't everyone love to live Everyday Calm?
This book holds the key.
Good Luck!
Monique in San Diego
Perfect for a stressed parent!.......2003-07-06
This book should be on every parent's shelf. With suggestions on calming the mind, eating better and destressing, "Everyday Calm" will help you navigate through your day with more serenity. The Instant PM Mellow got my mind and body to calm down - which is almost impossible as a mom of 2 boys under 5 and a writer!
Book Description
This highly entertaining book (complete with hillarious and shocking cartoon illustrations that forever stamp your brain with these valuable lessons) describes in precise detail the sneaky mind control psychology anyone can use to get people to do their bidding. Of course, the focus of this book is on the Internet, so it's over-flowing with examples of ways you can use these ideas to turn your website into a busy cash register.
Customer Reviews:
gradeschool .......2007-08-17
Mark Joyner and his colleagues would never stand a chance at working for a premier marketing agency. I mean premier as in Fifth Avenue or those that handle the accounts of fortune 100 companies. Any executive at a top tier corporation would loose his job for accepting this `gurus' advice.
Now why does his book have so many positive reviews? Why is Mark Joyner a millionaire?(?) Respectively Mark Joyner knows something about marketing and the psychology of influence. But then isn't this true with any charlatan? Some people see glamour working on the fringes of society as hustlers. I find respect and dignity to be a much stronger capital than a hustled buck. So yes, using advice from this book will make you `possibly' give you influence but following these characters will cost you `power' in the end.
So what do I mean by `these' guy's? I've identified about a dozen `gurus' that preach the secrets of brainwashing or hypnotic marketing that rely on each other. You can find their reviews on this book somewhere in here, and they'll mention their own book. I have accidentally purchased a couple of these books.
This book along with those written by the other guru's have one thing in common. They regurgitate information from a respectable source. In this case the regurgitation
Is fourth class and perverse. I believe seventy five percent of it comes from a single source and the other twenty five percent is therefore completely meaningless. I say this because (Mr.) Joyner relies on the principals of a single scholar in the field of social psychology specifically exploring the principals of persuasion. There are so many more principals and cutting edge studies out there that Mr. Joyner's singular `academic' resource demonstrates how questionable of a expert he is.
Now to his credit he has applied these principals to his own success and shares them. What is effectively going on is the Internets version of a super hyped INFOMERCIAL. If you're a respectable business owner and you take the advice of Mr. Joyner and his inner circle you'll loose the respect of your clients eventually and then your personal dignity. If you do as Mr. Joyner has done, you may read the influence theories in a textbook on social psychology and simplify it, perverse it, then regurgitate it into a poor and incomplete marketing strategy and sell it at three hundred times it's worth in hype. You'll indorse Mark Joyner, he'll endorse you in return. You'll apply what you learn and get some poor needy people to (commit) to your insights, effectively forming a psuado business cult. As much as a genius you think you may be your not going to crack Wall Street and forget pulling the strings at capital hill because you'll have no power `hustler'.
I buy a lot of Marketing, business, and `academic' books on influence. It is inevitable that I buy a bad apple here and there. Mark Joyner has reduced himself beyond any `Gentleman' to sell you on his AUTHORITY as a former officer of this country.
Col.
Mark's Great Masterpeice..........2007-04-05
I have almost all of Mark's Books and this one I would
say is my most favorite of his collection. Understanding
the information inside of this book you will find power
to get people to do things you want them to do.
Use this for the good.
Matt Bacak
Author of Secrets of the Internet Millionaire Mind
and The Ultimate Lead Generation Plan
E-marketing success.......2005-04-14
A great read for anyone looking to start or fine tune their online marketing. A more detailed approach than some other online guides, their is sure to be some useful information for every online marketer.
Hate Him or Love Him, Mark Always Delivers..........2004-04-13
It is a well-known fact that Mark Joyner started in a corner of his living-room with $400 and a few years later sold the company he founded, Aesop, for $7,000,000; the guy is a true genius; I had the exceptional priviledge to talk with Mark for a few minutes at the "Marketing Event of the New Millenium" in Las Vegas, simply i-n-c-r-e-d-i-b-l-e
This book is a must have for any serious marketer who wants understand the underlying principles leading to higher levels of predictable and measureable success.
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excellent reading!!!.......2004-03-12
If you are serious about online businesses, read this book. It clearly states that you must control the mind of your visitor in order to get him to click again to your site, or buy your products, and it teaches you just that with well explained chapters and graphics.
Book Description
Praise for Lucrative List Building... "Glen is without a doubt a 'List Building Genius!' If you want to quickly explode your list and fill your pockets with cold-hard cash, he's definitely a Must read, Must hear, and Must see!" -Matt Bacak, The Powerful Promoter, www.promotingtips.com, Atlanta, GA "Lucrative List Building is a testament to Glen's profound grasp of email marketing. Internet Marketers everywhere would do well to read this book." -Jason Oman, #1 Best Selling Author, Conversations with Millionaires, www.JasonOman.com "I have built my entire online business using list building and relationship marketing strategies. Over the years, I have identified a select few experts in this industry, and having met Glen Hopkins in person, I can tell he is the real deal. Anyone looking to learn the power of list building needs to learn from Glen. His strategies can help you double your profits in 90 days." -Mike Filsaime, www.MikeFilsaime.com In This Amazing New Book You'll Discover: The untold truth about autoresponders, including the ones you MUST avoid How to build your list from scratch in less than 10 minutes Ten underground strategies that will build you a massive list fast! How to instantly make money from a list, just seconds after people subscribe! How to write subject lines that stand out from the crowd and intrigue your readers so much that they can't wait to open your messages Why you must have your own list no matter what your niche is How to avoid SPAM accusations and get your messages whitelisted Why having your own responsive opt-in email list means you will always have money in your pocket - even if your marketplace were to totally disappear! How to create your very own products and services that will have your readers begging to buy from you The absolute essential elements necessary to MASSIVELY profit from your list ...Plus Much, Much More!
Customer Reviews:
Not real impressed.......2007-02-08
With all the hype I was really looking forward to this book. If your looking for a general overview of list building, it's worth a look. If you want detail and how-to, you won't find as much here. I was really interested in co-registration, but the chapter contained one paragraph about the subject, and told you to try out his service. The rest of that chapter talked about list size and quality. What happened to information about co-reg? Guess I have to pay more to get it.
For the price I can't complain, I did learn a couple things, though there were no "wow" ideas. Much of the book I've already learned on article sites. I dont mind being pitched in a book, as long as the book is useful, but it seemed the book is pretty much a pitch for other higher priced products. Guess that's marketing nowdays.
I'm sure glen knows his stuff, he's had some big success, just wish he would have shared more in the book.
Never received.......2006-11-03
I ordered this book and it didn't come, and I said ok send it to me later, adn then it didn't come and I said ok send it later and again and again after four extensions I gave up. This may be a great book or not, but it is not avaiable. I would have liked to have had a cahnce to read it. Disappointed in the service.
Need a Large List? This is how to do it.......2006-09-10
Glen Hopkins has produced the quintessential work on how to create a list and what to do with it. I was amazed how valuable the information is.
Even if you think you know everything about building a list, Glen has some insider secrets to share that can open your eyes.
It's a small book and you can read it in an evening, but the contents are very powerful. He talks about viral maketing, co-registration, and turning that list into cash anytime you want.
Great job Glen. This should be in everyone's library. I know I've got mine on the desk as a reference.
- Scott
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List Building Secrets No One Else is Telling You.......2006-09-06
Sure, everyone will tell you "The Money is in the List." Every person who has ever been involved in any Internet Marketing has memorized this catch phrase.
Glenn Hopkins not only tells you why the "money is in the list" but shows you how to create your own list. This book is power-packed with incredibly useful information. Put "Lucrative List Bulding" on your reference bookshelf and keep it with-in arms reach.
If you use just one of the many techniques contained here,
this book will pay for itself many times over. Hopkins gives you the keys to the "List Building Highway".
This book should be required reading for everyone involved in Internet Marketing as well as anyone who ever thought about Internet Marketing. The book is a quick and easy read. The infomation is easy to digest. Hopkins has a clear vision as he guides you with incredible tips and tricks you need to be a success on-line.
And you always thought "The money is in the list." If you really want to find the money in the list, you need to get "Lucrative List Buiding."
Excellent Book For Internet Marketers.......2006-09-02
Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you already know that thousands of people are preaching "The Money is in the List." Heck, even some people under a rock may have been hearing it. Well, the truth is that the statement is true.
Glenn Hopkins does a great job with Lucrative List Building because he doesn't just tell you the obcvious, but actually explains how to start your own list, even from scratch. So, if you are a newbie to Internet Marketing or a seasoned veteran, you will find something of use in this book and it will easily pay for itself with the tips provided by Glen.
I give this book 5 stars and have bought it myself both in print and other editions. It really is that good.
Book Description
Finding Your Own Spiritual Path is the perfect guidebook for this generation of seekers, serving as an intimate companion for anyone working to create a new kind of relationship with spirituality. Beginning with the basics, author Peg Thompson helps readers- Explore their own histories with spirituality and religion Identify and heal old spiritual wounds Learn about prayer and meditation, ritual and worship, community and service Begin to incorporate a spiritual practice into their daily lives Filled with exercises, journal-keeping ideas, and inspiring real-life stories, Finding Your Own Path will help point the way to a more personal and fulfilling expression of faith. Peg Thompson, Ph.D., is a psychologist and social worker who leads spiritual exploration groups for women.
Customer Reviews:
A useful spiritual guidebook for today's seekers........2000-04-11
Peg Thompson has given us a real gem: a book to use, not just to read. She avoids sentimentality and sectarianism, choosing instead to help the reader peel away his or her own layers of hurt, fear, pain, futility, and anguish in seeking a uniquely personal spiritual life. Her journaling exercises and questions are keen and helpful. Her "Passageways" in each chapter are drawn from many different meditation sources. The book draws on the varied experiences of a diverse group of people, showing that spirituality is truly multi-layered, multi-colored. This is a book for those of us who need a way to live spiritually but often feel frustrated and pained by our "efforts" or uncertain about how to go about it. No judgements are made nor are any doctrines taught within its pages, and Thompson even shares with us her own frustrations, joys, triumphs, and setbacks in living spiritually. Read it, use it, grow with it.
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- Falling Leaves: The Memoir of an Unwanted Chinese Daughter
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- Feud: Hatfields, McCoys, and Social Change in Appalachia, 1860-1900 (Fred W. Morrison Series in Southern Studies)
- Final Cut: Dreams and Disaster in the Making of Heaven's Gate
- Freddie Mercury
- Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire: What Happens When God's Spirit Invades the Hearts of His People
- Gardner's Art Through the Ages: The Western Perspective, Volume I (with ArtStudy CD-ROM 2.1, Western)
- GIS Tools for Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater Systems
- Graphic Novels: Everything You Need to Know
Books Index
Books Home
Recommended Books
- The Bar and Beverage Book
- Landscape Turned Red: The Battle of Antietam
- From Tank Town to High Tech: The Clash of Community and Industrial Cycles
- God Wants You to Be Rich
- International Monetary and Financial Economics
- Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction
- Las 22 Leyes Inmutables De La Marca
- The Divine Right of Capital: Dethroning the Corporate Aristocracy
- Handbook on Data Envelopment Analysis
- Turning Angel: A Novel
Giving Christ First Place (First Place Bible Study)
Life Under Control (First Place Bible Study)
First Place Member Kit: The Bible's Way to Weight Loss
First Place Food Exchange Pocket Guide
Life That Wins (First Place Bible Study)
