He uncover the potential of our mind and brain.This book taught us to use both of our brain,the left and right hemisphere for our benefit,even though the instruction is short.If you are interested more you should buy the book "You The Healer" by Jose Silva.This book is good to read if you want to improve yourself but a warning,you have to read it with an open mind and attitude,if not you will confuse yourself.When i said open mind i mean a leap in faith.You will explore the unknown and pls don't be afraid to find out.

In Keeping The Spirit Alive, Bonnie Kahn and Mary Schlick effectively collaborate to showcase an impressive array of Native American artistry and craftsmanship using items found in the collection of Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Pamlin, Jr. Color photography of clothing, domestic items, personal adornments, and articles used for battle are all augmented by informative captions. More than ninety items are included and document the continuity of Native American artistry over the past two hundred years down to the present day. Keeping The Spirit Alive is a unique and highly recommended addition to any personal or academic Native American studies and art history collections.

como mi linea de zccion es la odontologia integral , me es necesario siempre tener un idea global de los avances de nuestra carrera en cualquier area que se produzca.

The clinic I work at has this book, and it is amazing! It explains concepts in a way that you makes understand them, and more importantly, remember them. I love this book; I just hope someday I can afford to buy my own copy.

I know that there is infinity of books that contribute teachings to the nowadays managers. But Peter Senge in The Fifth Discipline goals offering a lot of different forms of approaching the problems, many different forms of thinking solutions, especially today, when managers should make decisions with very little time and very little information of the environment... or who has time today of reading all day's newspaper, know changes day by day in the market? Senge helps to invent every moment analysis tools, to synergy the company and all its members in that search, and those book is without doubts a pleasant reading for the bussinessman and woman.

A wonderful book with ample examples and food for thought for new and ongoing managers. This text was initially referred to me by a business school professor and I've since passed it on to freinds and managers alike.

Can't wait to see this one. Lilla and Dworkin is like a collaboration between Ken Vandermark and Wynton Marsalis.

This is one of those rare books which attempts not only to explain the causes underlying a conflict, but also explores the psychology and culture of the participants. This book is well illustrated and easy to read. A good introduction to the topic, to be followed by Morrison's Washing of the Spears and all of Ian Knight's books.

Little Wolf at Leyte is an extremely thorough examination of the life and death of a World War II destroyer escort and her crew from the time of it's construction and commissioning to it's death in the Battle of Samar. Samuel B. Roberts, as warships go was a little player in a large setting. But, during the Battle of Samar, this ship suddenly became a big player in a big scene. Without the dedication and gallantry of her crew against tremendous odds, the battle for the Philiipines may have been a great deal costlier for the United States and her allies. The author examines many of the crew from the commanding officer from Washington, a reserve lieutenant commander named Copeland, to a young gunner's mates from Oklahoma. He does excellent work in bringing the human spirit into sharp focus during this battle. Little Wolf at Leyte tells the reader about Gunner's Mate Paul H. Carr and his short life. His example was just one of many at the Battle of Samar in October 1944. This is a must read for Naval history enthusiasts as well as being an excellent text for learning leadership traits. The Navy has honored Little Wolf by naming three ships to commemorate this action. One for Samuel B. Roberts, one for the commanding officer, Admiral Copeland and one for Petty Officer Carr. This alone should encourage others to learn why this battle was so pivotal to American fortune in the Philippines. I highly recommend this book.