We all put things off, telling ourselves there will be time tomorrow. But tomorrow has a way of becoming next week, next month or next year. Procrastination is more than a bad habit. It quietly robs us of opportunities, confidence and the life we want to live. Discover why you keep putting things off and how to break the cycle, rebuild self-trust and take back control of your time.
Real resilience isn’t about feeling nothing or pretending nothing hurts. It’s about staying steady when life gets rough, thinking clearly under pressure and knowing when to bend instead of break. Learn how to master your reactions, face discomfort and build a kind of inner strength that doesn’t need to prove itself to anyone.
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You distinguish yourself from others not so much by what you've read, viewed or listened to, but by the lasting impact that information has had upon you. How can you use knowledge to become a more effective person? Cognitive Productivity answers this question with cognitive science and practical strategies.
A Spiritual Book for Rational People investigates the unresolved place of consciousness in our understanding of reality. It offers rational readers a disciplined framework for examining direct experience, intuition and spiritual questions without abandoning logic, evidence or scepticism. A book for those who sense that the materialist worldview, powerful though it is, may not yet be complete.
We need leaders, and eventually we want to become a really good one. Often times it is confusing still. What distinguishes a manager from a leader? What distinguishes a leader from a technical one in today tech world? This book walks through what makes or breaks a good technical leader - in a very opinionated manner.
How to Achieve the Impossible explains how, spending just 11 minutes a day, you can safely and easily reprogram your brain and make the impossible possible.
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This book is an anthology of posts on people and project management from 2008 to 2010, when the author was a manager and was roaming between management training sessions. It started as a blog, Management Bits and Tips: Reflections on Software Engineering and Software Technical Support Management, which now survives as a Facebook page, ManagementBits. When the author returned to engineering after management in 2009, he wanted to publish a book with the original title, Management Bits: An Anthology from Reductionist Manager. Around 2015, he changed its title to Critique of Management Reason: Management Bits and Tips from Can't and added a few more bits as late as 2017.
What would you do if the mobile networks went down, banking apps stopped working, and electricity failed overnight? In modern conflicts, disruptions don't just happen on a battlefield—they reach your devices, your data, and your daily life."Digital & Physical Survival Guide" bridges the gap between cybersecurity and real-world preparedness. Written for ordinary people, this manual teaches you how to secure your primary email, encrypt vital documents, navigate disinformation, build an emergency tech kit, and maintain communication when conventional networks fail.When systems go offline, preparation is your greatest advantage. Get your copy today and stay resilient when it matters most!
AI Tools for Everyday Tasks: Beginner’s Guide shows how anyone can use today’s simple, affordable AI tools to reclaim 5–10 hours a week by working smarter, not harder. Written for busy professionals, students, and entrepreneurs with no technical background, the book offers clear, step-by-step guidance—no jargon or theory—on using AI to write emails and reports faster, create professional visuals without design skills, organize meetings automatically, learn new topics efficiently, and manage daily work with less stress, all supported by real-world examples, quick “try it now” exercises, and honest advice about what truly works.
The Brightest Star is a heartfelt story of friendship, mistakes, and growth. At its center is Giuliana, a remarkable person whose compassion, strength, and humor shine through. The book reflects on the lessons that come from imperfection and the importance of valuing people for who they truly are. It explores how even in the face of mistakes, friendship can inspire change, teach resilience, and leave a lasting mark on the heart. Readers are invited to witness a journey of reflection and gratitude, where the brightest star serves as both a symbol of hope and a reminder of the enduring power of human connection.
Struggling to communicate technical information at work? This book will teach you key principles, like adjusting to your audience and providing context, plus practical tips and examples. We'll also explore different communication methods and help you choose the most effective one. Get the skills you need to succeed with this comprehensive guide.
Example chapter available on ThinkingEA.com - A Very Common Tragedy (Chapter 17)
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