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Publish Like A Pro
Learn the secrets of the publishing trade to create a book that reads well, looks good, makes you money, and boosts your author profile and brand. Equipped with the 'insider knowledge' that Publish Like a Pro offers, authors have a greater chance of making the right decisions and reaping the rewards and profits that self-publishing can offer.
Leadership: The Exponential Effect: Principles for Significant Personal, Interpersonal, Team and Organisational Impact
Dr Andy Brough shows the relationship between leading self, leading others, leading teams, and leading for results. Balancing strong academic research with interviews of leaders from various sectors of society, he explores how, when these 12 leadership principles are catalyzed, the result is an exponential effect at a team and organisational level. It takes the right elements, in the right place, at the right time. ENDORSEMENTS "Dr Andy Brough has, in a few 100 pages, helped elevate our understanding of leadership for the modern age. He takes us on a well-researched and informative journey with relevant examples and testimonies across a wide range of industries and sectors with a powerful me...
Invincible Thinking
Life can be compared to the construction of a tunnel; we are often obstructed by solid rocks. Invincible thinking works as the powerful drill to break through these rocks. When we practice this thinking, we will never feel defeat in our life. Invincible thinking is based on the practical theories that bridge self-reflection and development, and it exerts a great power. By reading, savoring and practicing the thoughts in this book, and by using the thoughts as your own power, you will be able to declare that there is no such thing as defeat--only victory.
The Stress Code
‘One of the greatest lessons Richard has taught me is the immense power of positive habits in shaping realities. His approach to stress management and resilience has completely transformed my life.’ - NATASHA SIDERIS, Founder and CEO of the Tashas group Stress impacts all facets of our lives and has devastating effects on the global economy, including reduced productivity and the burden it places on healthcare systems. Decades of research show that chronic stress severely compromises our physical and mental health. More recently, it has been revealed that stress can destabilise our DNA and affect our genetic integrity. This promotes many of the diseases that societies are currently grapp...
The Adventure of Quick Fox
Quick Fox is on a vision quest. Nothing he has faced before has prepared him to meet the perils he will find along the way to becoming a young Cherokee brave.
Thabo the Space Dude Logbook 1
Poor Thabo is horrified when his so-called ‘loving’ parents inform him that his family is moving to Mars! Could his life get any worse? Apparently so, since his parents are forcing him to document his last days on Earth in this log book. Will he survive Mars Boot Camp? Will he be able to smuggle his two best friends on board the space shuttle? And, most importantly, will he manage to sneak a farewell kiss from Mbali?
This Might Sting a Bit
Meet Kat. Just a regular teenager growing up on a Zimbabwean farm. Full of fun, but sensible - her brother and grandfather are far more suited to the role of family nutters. Then a tragic accident takes her - slowly, insidiously - from her idyllic world into a darker reality. Chronic pain leads her to a stormy love affair with pharmaceuticals and into a battle she seems unlikely to win. Playing fast and loose with their prescription pads, doctors help set the scene for Kat's utter destruction. In treatment, a group of colourful characters do their best to draw her from the dark underbelly of life, back into a lighter world. In the background, skeletons continue to tumble from the family closet with Kat's mother saving the best for last. Light and wittily told, This Might Sting a Bit is a laugh-while-you-weep story of hope, survival and family. It throws some punches, yet embraces the reader as it follows the journeys of broken and vulnerable members of society, and of those who fight to save them.
10 Golden Stars to Leadership Excellence
" "Finally, the perfect balance of theory and practice! Dr. Tom Dreyer has authored the only leadership book you'll ever need. Truly a masterpiece resource for every leader from the frontline to the C-Suite." – Scott Jeffrey Miller – (7 x bestselling author and former Executive Vice-President, FranklinCovey; host of the world's largest leadership podcast). Embark on a transformative journey as you discover the wisdom, tools, and strategies to become a leader of substance and stature. This book is underpinned by Dr Dreyer's decades of experience, collaborations with world-renowned institutions, neuroscientific insights, and real-life success stories. Whether you're taking your first steps...
A Skills Standard for Budding Scientists
A skills standard for budding scientists is an invaluable and practical hands-on guide for teaching students the vital skills needed at high school and early tertiary level for the successful completion of most tasks and assignments. It covers a wide range of skills from effective essay and report writing, to working with and evaluating different kinds of information and data, effective summarising and note-taking, as well as the skills required for more practical tasks such as conducting surveys, presenting orals, creating project displays, and so on. This book aims to offer practical skills education, whilst encouraging the vital practice of critical thinking, each step of the way. The book also aims to promote standardisation of skills within all schools and across all grades so that teachers and learners alike can start working from the 'same page'. Standardising skills helps eliminate the confusion arising out of conflicting skills instruction and helps learners know what should be presented in any task or assignment.
Impimpi
South Africa is trapped in a titanic clash between black anger and white fear. A self-righteous government hangs on to power in the name of God and on the pretext of containing communist expansion. Fervent freedom fighters try to destabilise the government and wrestle power from the white minority. 1950-1976, the golden era of apartheid, provides the context in which an Eastern Cape boy grapples with meaning in an environment of superstition, religion, tradition, war, racism, broken relationships and betrayal. November 15, 1976, five months after the ANC-initiated Soweto uprising, and a week after the government-sponsored massacre in Maseru, a private investigator is the target of a bomb at his premises ... This compelling tale echoes our contemporary world, where morality and justice continue to be corrupted by cultural zealots and religious extremists; love is still blind and betrayal remains omnipresent. The book is a work of fiction. It is inspired by events that occurred during the specified period and by some of the author's experiences during that era.
