BOOKS

"Abraham's Journey" reveals the secret of successful life changes. In these pages you'll find:***The reason we're on the move***Why some people are never happy with moving and change***Practical ideas for taming fears***Ideas on how to follow others who have paved the way***The consequences of resisting change and holding onto the past***The benefits of being uncomfortable***The importance of focusing on God's plans***How to prepare for the move (this doesn't mean how to schedule the truck)

Land your dream job and make your second million bucks before you graduate. Find out the single most important characteristic to hiring managers and how you can be ready for those job interviews. You can do all of this while getting top grades and having as much fun as anyone else on campus.

A travel journal recorded during three years of solo adventuring with grief as a travel companion, including the recovery and learning to love again.

THE NEW HUSBAND is a collection of Top Secret Tips for a happy marriage - tips proven to work and used extensively during the author's 44 years of marriage.

How do you deal with workplace interruptions? What do you say to the person who always arrives late? Do you know what to do when you're expected at a mandatory office party? What can be done about the office gossip or the contrarian who is always argumentative? Is it right for someone to campaign for politicians at your office? Managing workplace stress includes controlling the minor irritants that get on our last nerve.

For the survivors, life goes on after the war is over. My future was filled with exciting adventures. Continuing in the US Army as the first amputee on active duty came with experiences unavailable to others. Our family grew. Corporate jobs provided opportunities in the years to come, and the challenges of leading a domestic and international ministry led to responsibilities beyond all expectations. The years ahead were filled with surprises, both happy and sad.

Memoir, anecdotes, and stories told by a US Army Ranger and Infantry Company commander regarding his service in combat and recovery from wounds in US Army Hospitals

When I was seven years old, our family moved from the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan, to a rural area in Western Kentucky. I grew up as a half-Yankee kid, learning the languange, customs, and culture among the descendants of pioneers, backwoodsmen, and army veterans who formed my values: ninety years or so after the Civil War, forty years after WW I, seven since WW II, and a year after the Korean War. Hard working, tough survivors with strong opinions and beliefs.

Building Courageous Leaders is a team leader's resource for leading discussions of leadership essentials. A combat story accompanies each of twelve leadership essentials along with an interactive guide at the end of each chapter to facilitate team discussion.

Each leadership essential is illustrated with a real combat story that's memorable and guaranteed to generate a discussion you can use to make everyone on your team a successful leader.

For the U.S. Army, grace under fire isn't an ideal. It's standard operating procedure. In Winning Under Fire, managers discover Army techniques for managing stress in the heat of battle, and learn how to put them to work in their organizations.