In this groundbreaking book, Steven Campbell (affectionately known as the “Brain Whisperer”) shows you how to use the new brain science to transform your life: end negative thinking, improve focus and clarity, enhance problem solving, and simply be happier.  Now in its third edition, tens of thousands of people have benefited from the information in this life affirming book. Steven shares the exact principles of how your mind works. And as any of the great teachers will tell you, the secret to success and happiness in life is found inside your brain.  Based on the science of Cognitive Psychology, you’ll discover how to:  • End negative thinking while increasing positive thinking • Solve problems more easily • Use the power of affirmations & self-talk the right way to get amazing results • Think with greater clarity & improved focus • Experience a growing sense of self-confidence & improved self-image • Optimize your brain to get the most out of life & be happier  Chapter by chapter you will be led on amazing journey of how your mind actually works and how to use it to achieve whatever it is that you want in life. Tools and exercises at end of each chapter will help you quickly and easily master the concepts being presented.  Once you understand how your mind works you will learn quicker, think clearer, solve problems more easily and transform your life. Simply put you will be happier. Order a copy of this book and start making your mind magnificent today!

Making Your Mind Magnificent: Use the New Brain Science to Transform Your Life: End Negative Thinking, Improve Focus and Clarity, and Be Happier

Self-Help

Campbell, Steven

Happiness

Intelligent Heart Press

Chesterfield Dreams

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Marlborough Fine Art (London) Ltd

Steven Campbell: On Form and Fiction

History & Criticism

Third Eye Centre

Vital Notes for Nurses: Principles of Care is an essential guide for nursing students and newly qualified nurses. It provides a concise introduction to the essential principles of nursing care. It encourages nurses to examine the principles and evidence underlying nursing practice and equips them with a thorough understanding of the complexities of patient care in different environments of care. Principles of Care explores concepts of health and illness, conceptual frameworks for practice, principles of health care delivery, and professional standards. Key themes include assessment and planning, implementation and evaluation, patient education and health promotion, decision making and risk management, benchmarking, clinical effectiveness and practice development. * Examines assessment, planning and evaluation of care * Covers risk management and prioritisation of care * Addresses the use of NICE guidance and National service frameworks * Explores clinical effectiveness, practice development and quality assurance * Includes learning objectives, scenarios and case studies

Vital Notes for Nurses: Principles of Care

Medical Books

Lloyd, Hilary

Hancock, Helen

Nursing

Wiley/Blackwell

Hank is a thug. He knows he's a thug. He has no problem with that realization. In his view the galaxy has given him a gift: a mutation that allows him to withstand great deals of physical trauma. He puts his abilities to the best use possible and that isn't by being a scientist. Besides, the space station Belvaille doesn't need scientists. It is not, generally, a thinking person's locale. It is the remotest habitation in the entire Colmarian Confederation. There is literally no reason to be there. Unless you are a criminal. Because of its location, Belvaille is populated with nothing but crooks. Every day is a series of power struggles between the crime bosses. Hank is an intrinsic part of this community as a premier gang negotiator. Not because he is eloquent or brilliant or an expert combatant, but because if you shoot him in the face he keeps on talking. Hank believes he has it pretty good until a beautiful and mysterious blue woman enters his life with a compelling job offer. Hank and Belvaille, so long out of public scrutiny, suddenly find themselves the epicenter of the galaxy with a lot of very unwelcome attention. belvaille.com

Hard Luck Hank: Screw the Galaxy

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Createspace Independent Pub

Hank was a dying breed on the space station Belvaille. The criminal gangs that had once made their homes there were forced out by the corporations that had taken over since the facility became an Independent Protectorate. Instead of the gentlemanly gang wars that had once dominated the scene, and made Hank's services prized as a negotiator, the city was now plagued by the clash of corporate armies using heavy weapons. Even tanks roamed the streets regularly. Most everyone from the olden days had either fled the station or was killed due to the organizational changes. Changes that Hank personally brought about when he had negotiated Belvaille's status with the Navy. As Hank contemplates whether he can survive in this increasingly hostile environment, he realizes that things aren't as bad as they seem--they are quite a bit worse. The constant power plays among corporations might have further reach than just the alleys of a backwater space station at the edge of the galaxy.

Hard Luck Hank: Basketful of Crap

Fantasy

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

An increasingly crippled Hank struggles to keep the various factions of Belvaille in check after the collapse of the Colmarian Confederation. Hank, as Supreme Kommilaire and Secretary of City, has several hundred police to try and maintain order among the millions of inhabitants on the space station while simultaneously preparing for Belvaille's first ever election. He thinks it is an impossible task. Every year the city, and even the galaxy, falls further into chaos as he himself succumbs to the debilitating effects of his mutation. With economic turmoil everywhere, a dirty election in the works, and the galaxy's foremost assassin hunting him, Hank has to decide if he can save Belvaille. Or if it's even worth saving. NOTE: Sequel to Hard Luck Hank - Screw the Galaxy and Hard Luck Hank - Basketful of Crap

Hard Luck Hank: Prince of Suck

Life on the space station Belvaille was hard. Not for the rich aristocrats who called it home, but for the poor slobs like Hank. Hank was considered a "renowned cutthroat" and was the oldest living person in the city. His job was to do the dirty work of people who didn't want to get their hands dirty but still want dirty things done. Hank was a mutant who was bulletproof and weighed thousands of pounds, both effective attributes in his line of work. When the wife of a City Councilman approaches Hank about spying on her husband, Hank worries he might be flying too close to the flames for his own safety. When the man is assassinated, Hank is sure he is. Hank has to try and keep himself from getting framed for the murder as he is simultaneously dragged deeper and deeper into the machinations of the powerful City Council. NOTE: sequel to Hard Luck Hank - Screw the Galaxy, Hard Luck Hank - Basketful of Crap, and Hard Luck Hank - Prince of Suck

Hard Luck Hank: Suck My Cosmos

Sometimes it’s not easy being a mutant thug. The space station Belvaille, once the center of civilization, is nearly deserted because of the new government’s policies. Hank makes do by working odd jobs, but he isn’t sure how long those, or the city, can last. However, there are still some people trying to scratch out a (dis)honest living on Belvaille. Hank concocts a plan to save the city: steal from the countless transports and freighters that pass through the System. In the meantime, Hank falls in with a tough crowd of freedom fighters who seem determined to overthrow the government. The team goes on exceedingly dangerous assignments, with Hank taking the brunt of the danger. As if things weren’t bad enough, the Navy set up residence in the System, a powerful alien dignitary is scheduled to arrive, and Hank’s absurdly-competent butler states that his robotic species may declare war on Hank’s home. It’s up to Hank to fix the problems, find out who is doing what and why, and to try and earn a little cash in the process.

Hard Luck Hank: Robot Farts

Independently published

Belvaille has cemented its place as the most important System in the galaxy and Hank is working as an official Factotum, negotiating deals between gangs and noblemen under the watchful eye of the Arch Minister. When his ever-capable butler, Cliston, is approached to become the general manager of a Super Class glocken team, Hank is hired not only as protection, but as a player. Hank finds himself thrown into the most grueling bloodsport in the galaxy and he is tasked with finding out how and why players are being abducted. The friendly rivalries turn into full-scale conflict and Hank unravels a far more insidious plot than the fixing of gambling results. In the process, Hank learns a lot about his history that he never even dreamed had existed. Many of Hank's friends and enemies return in this action-packed and humorous take on the professional sporting world.

Hard Luck Hank: Stank Delicious

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