In Growing On Purpose: The Formula to Strengthen Your Team AND Improve Your Customer Experience, best selling author Dave Molenda brings together expansive sales experience to show readers how to combine team strength (achieved through intentional communication) and positive, individualized customer experiences to achieve a fully engaged business. Through his unique model of Guidance and Support, Molenda is immediately both relatable and practical. Thoroughly backed up with statistics and studies, he introduces the must-know formula to GROW as a person and a business . . . on purpose.

Growing On Purpose: The Formula to Strengthen Your Team AND Improve Your Customer Experience

Business & Money

Laberje, Reji

Molenda, Dave

Business Culture

Reji Laberje Writing and Publishing

LEARN FROM THE POWERFUL EXPERIENCES OF A DRIVEN AUSSIE MAVERICK BUILDING A LEGACY. "The Power of I Am . . . So I Can" explores an almost unbelievable memoir of life experiences from sheep farming at age four to Iain's coaching career more than six decades later. Moving from the Australian Outback to being a CEO in the U.S. required discovering the life lessons from each of his incredible experiences and applying them to the creation of tools and guidelines for results and legacy-building. Working with a dog to herd sheep was about the power of delegation. Training at the East-West Center in Hawaii taught the power of cultural, rather than linguistic, communication. Hitchhiking across Asia and India opened Iain's mind to powerful commercial choices to improve world economies and - his most powerful tool - a PRESENT-FUTURE Mindset helped to forecast wins from Heinz to Harley-Davidson Dealers and countless others between. Iain's rich narrative is an interactive text, with QR codes leading to audio, video, articles, resources, and more. It may read like fiction, yet it will leave you with the resources you need to build a real-life legacy of professional and personal prosperity.

The Power of I Am...So I Can: How to Use Your Life Experiences to Drive Your Life's Legacy

Biographies & Memoirs

Macfarlane, Iain

Community & Culture

I had just entered the second trimester of a rather stressful pregnancy and was put on modified home bed rest (aka – couch rest). I went from running three miles every morning and spending long days at the office to spending nintety percent of my time in bed or laying on the couch and wearing pajamas and sweats all day. I was in a funk, and rightfully so if I do say so myself. What can you do stuck on the couch? Was I doing anything at all? Was I even participating in life? I made a list of what I already accomplished that day because I have a personality for which lists are therapeutic: 1 - I breathed. Yeah . . . did that. 2 - I put on a t-shirt in place of my long-sleeved pj top (I had pregnant-lady heat stroke). 3 - I watched TV. 4 - I talked (to my spider friend), 5 - texted (my Mum), 6 - checked Facebook (who else is having problems today? Is there a mind-numbing quiz I can do to kill 5 minutes?), drank water, and ate lunch (gotta feed and water the tiny human growing in there) . . . and on and on my list grew. I realized I did actually accomplish things during the day. I participated in life. I existed. My remaining time on the couch ended up not being that bad. And yes, I was on couch rest until the day the tiny human got evicted. Don’t we all have times like this? Days where you’re just in a funk and don’t feel like doing anything? Eventually, though, we all have to join the world again and participate. We all exist even when we don’t feel like it. This list, as well as my lists for 700+ Verbal Emojis and 1000+ Still Useful words, are proof. While a therapeutic tool for me, and certainly valuable as such, 500+ Happenings to Prove Existence is also great tool for roadblocked writers, advertising professionals, or people who have lost their words such as Alzheimer's patients or those on the Autism scale. Whether you're a counselor, an educator, a writer, or just . . . existing . . . I hope you'll find, through this list, the ways in which your patients, your students, your characters, and YOU can participate in this little experimental play on words, as well as this little experiment we call LIFE.

500+ Happenings to Prove Existence: and how to use them in your writing. (An Experimental Play on Words)

Humor & Entertainment

Grebe, Laura

Humor

Do you remember a while back when Facebook launched its "hover over for additional reactions" feature? People complained that "thumbs up" wasn't adequate for reacting to people's posts. Nobody wanted to "LIKE" the fact that somebody's Grandmother passed away, but - in the same post, they did desire to like the request for prayers. Enter the sad face. So now you can select from a bunch of emojis. There's a heart, laughing face, crying face, shocked face, and an angry face. Now, for Grandmum's passing, we can display a . . . crying face (which I’ve also seen mistaken for a sweating face, by the way). The selection of emojis for texting is also increasing. In fact, just a quick search of the app store gives me 500+ results for emoji apps and add-ons, each boasting their numbers of hundreds and thousands of emojis because it's not enough that you share a sad face, you want a sad face . . . on a cat (this is the internet, after all). All of these emojis just to express how someone is feeling in a single character. What happens when you can't use a character? And is a character really enough, anyway? In overwhelm, we find ourselves back at "how are you?" and "fine." The following is a list of over 700 words and phrases (710, to be exact) to express how someone feels. Consider these your verbal emojis—the long form of those single character emotions. Verbal emojis are great for expressing a character's feelings, state of mind, reaction, or environment. Verbal emojis can be used to further define a character and help a reader empathize with a character. Verbal emojis create deep and complex characters. Verbal emojis are also perfect to use in writing because, well.....they are WORDS! Whoda thunk? Also great for educators and counselors, I hope you'll enjoy this step beyond thumbs up, heart, laughing, crying, and shocked in the experimental play on words, "700+ Verbal Emojis".

700+ Verbal Emojis: and how to use them in your writing (An Experimental Play on Words)

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

Have you ever struggled to find just the right word, but you don’t seem to have anything suitable in your….mind? No. Suitable in your . . . notebook . . . collection . . . ensemble? No. Anthology? That’s not it either! Something more like skill set . . . skillset . . . two accepted spellings . . . ugh! Have you ever struggled to find just the right word, but you don’t seem to have anything suitable on the tip-of-your-tongue . . . on your lips . . . in your back pocket? Front pocket? Frontal lobe? I digress. Okay. I get it. I've been there. I've been there as a mother going through unspeakable loss and attempting to journal. I've been there as a writer in my professional life as a patent lawyer. I've been there in my creative linguist art. That's where these books came from . . . this collection . . . this series . . . these Experimental Word Plays. Attempts at finding just the right words . . . the write words . . . the words to write to think to feel to experience. Whether you're observing the world around you, taking note of the world for personal reflection, or creating an entirely new world as a writer, word lists like the one shared in "1000+ Still Useful Words" are tools that can connect you, to your language, to your world, to your life. Filled with opportunities for you to play on your own, enjoy these thousand or so phrases . . . letter melds . . . linguistic conglomerations . . . blurts . . . you know - WORDS.

1000+ Still Useful Words: and how to use them in your writing (An Experimental Play on Words)

Dick Vitale celebrates his 75th birthday to bring you his 75 years of memories and a lifetime of opinions on the game he loves. It's hard to believe Dick Vitale, ESPN's perennially youthful basketball analyst, is 75. From his blue-collar roots in New Jersey, his first college coaching job at Rutgers, his ultimate dream job with the Pistons (where he got the Ziggy!), to his 35 years at ESPN as a ""Prime-time Performahhh."" This is Vitale as youve never seen him an inside look at Americas favorite basketball fan. Learn the secret of his longevity in the fast-changing world of TV. ""Dicky V"" provides the die-hard hoops fan with his outspoken opinions on a range of topics including: the most intriguing coaches, players and owners in the sport and the changing landscape of college sports following conference realignment. From 1939 to 2014, youll get to know 75 years worth of history, facts, and opinions, as well as his thoughts on family, the game of basketball, and his passionate fight against childhood cancer. This book will give you new insights into Dick Vitale both the sportscaster and the humanitarian.

It's Awesome, Baby!: 75 Years of Memories and a Lifetime of Opinions on the Game I Love

Weiss, Dick

Vitale, Dick

Williamson, Joan

Ashley's dream was to catch a ball hit by her favorite team, so at the last game of the season, she wouldn't dare leave her seat. If she had, she might have missed, Mom's Big Catch! Join Marla McKenna in this exciting tale and heartwarming story of one family's adventure at Wrigley Field.

Mom's Big Catch-Chicago Cubs Special Edition with Fergie Jenkins

Children's Books

McKenna, Marla

Biographies

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