Ian Taylor Knihy

Diversity in the workplace is a hot topic. This guide examines this topic and is both practical, and academically sound. It is written by authors with experience of both business and academic environments.

The Poker Mindset has transformed the games of countless players, becoming one of the most popular poker books ever, now available in eight languages. Are you ready to change your perspective on poker? What sets top players apart from amateurs? It’s not mystical skills or extensive experience, but a series of established approaches and behaviors that allow experts to consistently perform at their best, regardless of short-term outcomes. In this groundbreaking work, Taylor and Hilger reveal the seven core attitudes and concepts essential for cultivating the optimal emotional, psychological, and behavioral framework for superior poker play. The book delves into crucial topics often overlooked by others: - Tilt: Understand its nature, triggers, and how to avoid it. - Bankroll: A thorough examination of bankroll management, focusing on psychological and emotional aspects. - Opponents: Learn to assess your competitors’ mental processes to outthink and outplay them. - Downswings: Gain insights on handling inevitable low points in your game. - Bad Beats: Develop strategies to cope with the trauma of significant losses. Poker is enjoyable, but it's even better when you win. This book may be the most valuable resource you encounter. By embracing its principles, you can overcome the hidden barriers to your success at the table. Adopting the Poker Mindset will empower you to take control of your game and emerge victorious.

Spindle is the hilarious tale of Peter Turner's first week in the Space Force, facing unknown dangers as he tries to protect the solar system from crime, corruption, and a vast planet-eating space beast.

Paul Milton, a dynamic young vicar, is successful at bringing folk back to the Church. Fresh from a South London triumph, he and his wife Sarah, an emotionally fragile English rose, head north to a new rural appointment. However, the position is not what they expect. Soon after their arrival, Sarah becomes distant and oddly changed. Paul finds himself caught in a war between Olwen - a Celtic sorceress - and Julius Dodds, the church's implacable troubleshooter. Under pressure from both sides, Paul suffers a crisis of faith. As the ancient ritual of All Saints' Eve approaches, Sarah disappears and Paul has to battle against Olwen and Dodds to save his wife from a fate too terrible to contemplate. This is the large print edition of The Gatekeeper, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

A strange object crashes in a field behind the Half Moon Inn. Soon after, two barmaids vanish without a trace, drawing the attention of local reporter Jan Barnes. Increasingly strange events lead Jan to team up with enigmatic paranormal investigator Gregory Houseman. Seeking answers, the two enter a disturbing world of government conspiracy and terrifying forces beyond their comprehension. Can they find a way to reveal the truth - and live to tell the tale?

After his mother and sister are killed in a trailer fire, Luke Smith turns to thievery to raise money and protect his people from oppression. In the world of gypsy travelers and underworld brigands, danger is never far away. When a burglary goes awry, Luke is pulled into a web of lies and deception that reveals a stunning truth. Trying to set things right, Luke has to balance between justice and revenge. But in the end, which will prevail?

With a lengthy list of suspects and a host of duplicitous motives, the shocking double homicide of two lovers brings seasoned state detective Al Bruce to the town of Hunter's Creek. Determined to find the perpetrators, Al sifts through shaky alibis, secret agendas, and the dubious intentions of a sheriff compromised by greed. With pressure mounting to catch the culprit, will players in the murderous game expose their hidden hands - and can Al piece together the truth?

Exploring the psychology of time perception, this book delves into how our understanding of time influences our daily lives and mental well-being. It offers practical strategies to enhance our relationship with time, aiming to help readers manage their time more effectively and reduce stress. By examining the nuances of how we experience time, the author provides insights that can lead to a more fulfilling and balanced life.

The history of Fort Worth is intricately tied to the arrival and evolution of railroads, beginning in 1876 with the Texas & Pacific Railroad. This transformative period propelled the city from a small frontier town to a bustling metropolis, showcasing the significance of rail transport in shaping its identity. The narrative explores the impact of various railroads, from transcontinental locomotives to interurban lines, highlighting Fort Worth's role in the broader story of America's growth and its embrace of technological advancement.

This Element unpacks the counter-intuitive inclination towards institutional cooperation in populist foreign policy and discusses its implications for the Liberal International Order.