Own What You Do and Love It Too


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In Terri Kabachnicks first book, I Quit, But Forgot to Tell You, she tackled an issue that was on the rise in the workplace across the globeemployee disengagement. Now, after years of serving executives as a trusted business adviser, coach, and behavioral expert, she focuses on the growing trend of lack of ownership. Blame-itisthe act of blaming others for workplace problemshas become prevalent, causing disenchantment. In this book, youll learn how to ensure you dont become part of the trend by: asking probing questions during a job interview to gain insights into the company and your potential boss; developing self-awareness to empower yourself and confront daily challenges; and eliminating self-sabotaging beliefs that limit your potential and impact every area of your life. Numerous self-assessments, fun exercises, and real examples from the workplace are included to help you determine how you feel about what you do, define your role, and become more productive and happier inside and outside of the workplace. Develop the skills you need to secure your dream job and position yourself for continued success with the proven career strategies in Own What You Do and Love It Too.




Love's Labor


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First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.




Truth


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Shakspere's Werke


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The Passionate Friends


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This is the annotated edition including the rare biographical essay by Edwin E. Slosson called "H. G. Wells - A Major Prophet Of His Time". Stephen Stratton writes the story of his life and love for his young son, the man who is going to be. It resolves itself largely into a study of the character of Lady Mary Justin, who wanted all that money and power could bring, and so married a rich man, meaning to keep her love for Stephen and her own absolute personal freedom. She has and keeps the love of both men, but the impossibility of the situation she learns by bitter experience which ends in tragedy. Of course there are serious and thought provoking discussions of the nature of man and woman and the laws which govern them, which will be interesting to thoughtful readers generally.




Justice in Love


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