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Surprising conclusion at the end of the book: teenage girls need first of all some spiritual development.
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Jul 25
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Our comment:
Surprising conclusion at the end of the book: teenage girls need first of all some spiritual development.
Rated by eServus: 5/5
Tags: Children, Education, Mental Health, Teens
Jul 20
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Story about children in foreign country without adults’ supervision.
Rated by eServus: 3/5
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Jun 27
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Emphatic communication is the best selling tool.
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Jun 18
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It is time to build on children’s strengths, instead of constantly eliminating weaknesses.
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Apr 7
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Video games keep boys in the virtual world; less practical and more abstract school teaching made learning unattractive; ADHD drugs changes the brains ares responsible for motivation; environmental estrogens from PET bottles might modify various functions of the boys’ organisms; male role model radically changed.
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Tags: Children, Education, Mental Health, Teens
Mar 10
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Build your job on your unique superpower.
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Mar 1
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In the new market paradigm everyone can find his own niche.
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Feb 28
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Step back and analyze your thought processes.
Rated by eServus: 5/5
Tags: Meditation, Mental Health
Feb 20
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eServus Comments:
To me the book was a set of well summarized basics about impactful presentations. Let me summarize the key ideas of the book:
You want people to pay attention, then say something unexpected; to understand and remember – be concrete; to believe and agree – be credible; to care – be emotional; to act – tell stories. What sticks? SUCCES: Simple, Unexpected, Concrete, Credible, Emotional, Stories.
Feb 6
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eServus Comments:
Joel starts by saying “I google you… just like you google me.” This exactly how I gather information when planning meetings, going for negotiation or after hearing a name in the news. Actually the book is about business, a very new way of doing business based on the social capital. It is about the trust economy, you being media, migration from mass media to mass content, about participation, entrepreneurship and digital nomads. It is a perfect guidebook for travellers into internet business.
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