Health and Social Evolution: Halley Stewart Lectures, 1930 (Routledge Revivals)

Politics & Social Sciences

Newman, George

Sociology

Routledge

Measuring user satisfaction with information management (Research report)

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

Conference Board

The prisoners of Voronesh: The diary of Sergeant George Newman, 23rd Regiment of Foot, The Royal Welch Fusiliers, taken prisoner at Inkerman

Unwin Bros. Ltd. [for] the Trustees of the Regimental Museum, The Royal Welch Fusiliers

101 Ways To Be A Long-Distance Super-Dad.or Mom, Too! offers helpful, practical tips for parents who live or work in one place, and whose children live in another. While divorce can geographically separate a mom or dad from a child, so can military service or a job requiring travel. This book can help parents remain an important part of their children's lives. Now in its 14th printing, the book is a must for parents who want to keep in close contact with their children, but find it difficult to overcome the barriers posed by distance. Award-winning journalist George Newman draws on his experience as a divorced father, sharing valuable tips for enriching the parent-child relationship, even during physical separation.

101 Ways to be a Long-Distance Super-Dad ...or Mom, Too!

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

Robert Reed Publishers

Every month, 1.7 million Americans lose their jobs. Although many of those jobs are replaced with new ones, most are lower-paying, often falling below the poverty line. If you’re over 40 and finding yourself out of a job, you might very well be among the vanishing middle class and likely worrying how you’re going to keep your house and your health insurance plus make payments on your SUV. The answer, says George Newman, author of How to Survive in an Upside Down Economy, is to hire yourself — start your own business and be your own boss. Being out of a job doesn’t mean being out of work. You don’t need a lot of money to do this, according to Newman. In fact, almost none at all. Newman, an award-winning journalist turned small-business owner, details how to build a successful business on a shoestring. Unemployed at the age of 50, he decided to take a chance on himself instead of searching for another job. Using no startup capital and operating with virtually no overhead, he began by providing services that are always in demand and found ways to offer them at low cost. As he went along, Newman found that as he reduced his expenses and steadily increased his income, he discovered the critical factors needed for survival. He worked long hours, he bought only necessities and never carried a balance except for his home mortgage. His money-saving tips are included in the book. The book also addresses the low self-esteem and sense of hopelessness and depression that often accompany being unemployed. Choosing self-employment calls for a self-starter with above-average commitment, says Newman. It requires a major downsizing in lifestyle. It means learning how to exist and live on the cheap. Stay focused and you can succeed, Newman says. And if you succeed, you will never again need to place your earning potential in the hands of anyone except yourself.

How To Survive in an Upside Down Economy

Personal Finance

Blossom Valley Press

Recent advances in the medical education in England.

History

BiblioLife

Essays On Leprosy

Essays on Leprosy

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