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Jubiläumsausgabe des Weltbestsellers "Der Mönch, der seinen Ferrari verkaufte"! Anlässlich des 25-jährigen Jubiläums hat Robin Sharma ein brandneues Vorwort vorbereitet, das den Hörer dazu inspiriert, in der dunkelsten Zeit mit mehr Mut, Harmonie, Fülle und Freude zu leben. Dieser...

Eine spannend erzählte Geschichte, die Millionen von Menschen auf der ganzen Welt berührt hat! Das neue Werk von Robin Sharma stellt ein spirituelles Roadmovie dar, das die Fortsetzung des berühmten Bestsellers "Der Mönch, der seinen Ferrari verkaufte" ist. Die Hauptfigur ist diesmal...

«È un buon inizio a determinare il successo. Le prime ore del giorno hanno forgiato i grandi eroi. Riprendetevi il mattino e diventate padroni della vostra vita.»Ci sono buone abitudini che, una volta acquisite, ci aiutano a vivere meglio. Svegliarsi presto la mattina per seguire una...

L'édition anniversaire du best-seller mondial ! À l’occasion du 25e anniversaire, Robin Sharma a préparé une toute nouvelle préface qui vous inspirera à vivre avec plus de courage, d'équilibre, d'abondance et de joie pendant la période la plus sombre de notre époque. Publié en plus de 70 langues, ce bestseller international #1 répond aux questions les plus importantes de la vie. Plusieurs millions de personnes se sont servies des connaissances que l'auteur partage dans ce livre pour mener une vie réussie, sereine et altruiste.

Per oltre venticinque anni Robin Sharma, leggenda della leadership e pioniere nell’ambito dello sviluppo personale, ha fatto da mentore a miliardari, grandi imprenditori e celebrità utilizzando un metodo straordinario che li ha portati a raggiungere risultati unici nei più svariati ambiti. Dopo aver selezionato le migliori tecniche e le strategie più efficaci di trasformazione personale, Sharma ha scritto un libro di grande ispirazione che offre un programma innovativo per ottimizzare la propria produttività e vivere all’insegna della libertà spirituale e della solidarietà globale.

Pirates and kraken, boats and submarines, deadly sirens, mermaids, and the women who face them all. These are our heroes. High seas adventure, fantasy, and magic weave together in this sapphic anthology focusing on the joy of the unbounded oceans.

Why do superheroes choose to be superheroes? Where does Spider-Man's altruism come from, and what does it mean? Why is there so much prejudice against the X-Men, and how could they have responded to it, other than the way they did? Why are super-villains so aggressive? The Psychology of Superheroes answers these questions in a wide range of essays on topics from Aquaman to Arkham Asylum - exploring the inner workings our heroes usually only share with their therapists.

An "ominous and persuasive" study of when violence starts in child development—and the preventive measures to stop it (The New York Times Book Review).

After a long move, the drama of settling in, and the almost foreign world of New York after living her whole life in Tennessee, Jenny is having a hard time adjusting. When she takes a cooking class to get her out of the house and meet new people, she never expects to be offered a place in a cooking competition, or that she had become a murder suspect!

This book is for education leaders who do not accept that the underachievement of African American, Latino, Indigenous, low income and other vulnerable student groups is inevitable. Where Equity Lives: Eliminating Systemic Inequity in Schools and Districts is the result of 25 years of studying over 300 schools and districts struggling to overturn the longstanding pattern of under achievement of the same demographic groups. This book is a reveal of the five most common systemic inequity traps identified through the Study of Studies that help explain historic achievement patterns.

From terraformed outposts to magical realms, journey to worlds where deadly plants, rampant biodiversity, or failed colonies have created irresistible opportunities for those brave enough to seize them. New worlds, found family, mystical secrets, and deadly science weave together in this lesbian-centric anthology focusing on a very different kind of first time - a first encounter with a world, or being, entirely unlike our own.

In this classic account, historian Philip Foner traces the radical history of black workers’ contribution to the American labor movement.

A fantasy, science fiction, and horror anthology featuring seven short stories by well-received authors. They may scare you, thrill you, and capture your imagination. If you enjoy high-quality short stories that will excite you, then this is for you! E. R. Robin Dover’s “The Trees” (horror): In a remote desert region of southwestern New Mexico, centered along the Rio Grande, is an ancient grove of trees permeated with an evil that has always existed.

Katy Gordon is having the time of her life. She is about to step on stage to accept the Bennet Award - the most prestigious award within the knitting community. She possesses a rare gift with the needle. Katy creates masterpieces, using skill and precision, of every kind of clothing imaginable, from patterns she's created or adapted from antique patterns she owns.

Hannah is a 22-year-old apprentice chef who dreams of greatness. Unfortunately, her dreams don't quite meet up with reality, and she spends just as much time in the kitchen accidentally starting fires, mixing up ingredients, and ruining functions as she does cooking. However, she gets her chance at a big break when the regular dessert chef calls in sick and Hannah is asked to make the dessert for a huge wedding reception that the restaurant is catering.

Can an online group of women really be true friends, or is it all just a lie they have spent an age imagining? The murder of one of their own could tear it all apart, and for one member in particular, Babette Martin, her very freedom may depend on finding the real killer. A web of lies, far too many instances of turning a blind eye, and the arrogance of one woman could tear apart the entire group. Far more is at stake, and the very sanity of one member could be in peril.

Melanie Brown is 29 years old and getting a bit old for spring break. Her friends, Amber and Tina, convince her to give it one last go. A spring tradition for the girls since college, they book the same house on the beach for the same week. Finding their house occupied by a corpse wasn't part of the plan. The cops dismiss it as a weekend gone wrong but the ladies suspect it's far more. The body isn't just some unknown stranger, after all, it's Tina's fiancé's ex and her death wasn't suicide.

Exclusive to Audible. J. S. Law reveals how his time in the Royal Navy influenced his book, Tenacity, and how the lack of a true female heroine spurred him to create the central character, Danielle. About Tenacity: Suicide must be investigated. Especially when a Royal Navy sailor kills himself on a nuclear submarine only days after his wife's brutal murder. Now Lieutenant Danielle Lewis, the navy's finest special branch investigator, must interrogate the tight-knit male crew of HMS Tenacity to determine if there's a link.

When Callum Davidson's ex-girlfriend Maria is found murdered in the hills behind Wirkster Village, not far from his home or Milly's, Callum is the first suspect. When he won't reveal an alibi, Milly's plans for Christmas with Callum are in jeopardy. She must convince him to prove his innocence, to tell the police where he was the night of the murder or face a lifetime in prison.

When Emma opens her own salon at last, she is beyond thrilled. It has taken four years of saving and planning to get here, and she even managed to leave her old salon on good terms with her former boss, Gina. Emma is on top of the world. Until someone is murdered right in front of her apartment, that is. The woman is a tourist with zero connections in town, and there is no reason at all that anyone should have killed her; unless you count the fact that she looks remarkably like Emma.