Bøger af Kimberly Moore

The book is a comprehensive guide that explores the world of remote work, providing valuable insights, tips, and resources for individuals seeking employment opportunities from the comfort of their homes. The book delves into the rise in popularity and demand for remote work, examining its advantages and drawbacks. It explores various remote job categories across industries like IT, marketing, and customer service, showcasing the vast array of employment opportunities available online. The book addresses the intricacies of freelancing and the gig economy, offering practical advice on how to navigate this flexible work model successfully. It also explores the realm of entrepreneurship and online businesses, detailing self-employment opportunities that can be pursued from home. From honing general skills needed for remote work, like communication, time management, and self-discipline, to developing industry-specific expertise, the book provides a roadmap for aspiring remote job seekers to excel in their chosen fields. Understanding the impact of technology on remote work, the book highlights the influence of virtual reality, augmented reality, and telecommuting on the work-from-home landscape. It explains how advancements in technology have facilitated seamless collaboration, communication, and task management in remote work environments. The book doesn't stop at finding remote job opportunities but delves into practical strategies for securing payments and handling invoicing as a freelancer. It covers tax implications, contract negotiations, and the art of crafting effective remote job applications to stand out in a competitive job market. Ultimately, the book encourages readers to embrace the flexibility and autonomy of remote work, while also addressing the challenges it may pose. It offers actionable advice on maintaining work-life balance, overcoming isolation, managing distractions, and coping with stress in the remote work setting. With a forward-looking perspective, the book concludes by discussing the future projections of remote work, as well as the evolving job market trends. The book serves as an indispensable resource for those seeking to thrive in the ever-evolving world of remote work, equipping readers with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in this digital era of employment.

Tina Times discovered the trick of counting in groups to make adding quick! This fourth book in the Arithmetic Village series teaches math simply and gently through characters, color, and rhyme.

In Arithmetic Village, there are only two rules: be kind to each other and share all the jewels. This first book, in a series of five, uses characters, rhyme, and color to introduce basic math concepts.

King David Divide is mighty and wise, sharing jewels equally is what he decides. King David introduces the concept of division by equally distributing jewels throughout the village. His dog, Rover gets the remainder.

The third book in the Arithmetic Village series teaches subtraction simply and quickly through characters and rhyme. Linus playfully introduces the concept, while joyfully losing jewels throughout the village.

These lovely ladies, Heather and Kim, didn't just wake up one day as prayer warriors. Oh no! When they met in college, their prayer muscles were actually quite puny. Thankfully, they decided to pray with each other. Over time the Lord grew those puny prayer muscles bigger and stronger. Such wisdom to lean on the Lord through prayer has impacted many lives to grow in faith since! Through praying over and witnessing many trials and triumphs, Jesus slowly transformed them from prayer puffs to prayer warriors! Let them show you how to bulk up your prayer muscles too, you won't regret it! Read on for the basics of prayer and travel alongside them as they pray their way through a decade of life. The accounts of how God answered their prayers are amazing! Their faithful example has already touched and transformed many a prayer life. Hopefully, this book will encourage all who read it to beef up those prayer muscles and become prayer warriors too! They have given several talks, including appearing on Atlanta Live, a Christian television show. They have spoken at the National Christian Foundation in Atlanta, GA and Timberline Church in Fort Collins, CO. Kim (Left) Kimberly Moore resides in Atlanta, Georgia and works as an occupational therapist. She is a member of North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, Georgia. She's been on mission trips to Brazil and Mexico. She loves being involved with the international community. Heather (Right) Heather Paul resides in Dallas, Georgia with her husband Jeff. She has three beautiful children, Jonah, Jacob and Emma Rose. She is a stay at home mom and works part time as a pediatric nurse in Atlanta, GA. Besides writing and speaking, Heather desires to one day run a camp for children with cancer and disabilities. Email: goingoutonalimb96@yahoo.com

In 2019, suicide was the second leading cause of death in young children, with a percentage of those deaths occurring before the age of twelve. The rate goes up with many children having attempted or thought about committing suicide. The faces of these children are never known, and their voices are never heard until they make headlines from this unspeakable act. Parents, teachers, counselors, other school staff, and pastors are often unaware of the storm that is raging inside of our children. Many ask how can this happen, while others turn their heads and ears to the cry and desperation of children in turmoil. How are we as a human race failing our children? There is so much that is misunderstood about suicide, and society chooses not to talk about this deadly problem. As parents, we teach our children the benefits of healthy eating, how to cross the street, and stranger danger. We also prepare them for going to college, saving money, and being successful in life. However, as parents, we do not think about suicide being an issue in the lives of our kids. Factors that encourage suicide may be bullying, depression, low self-esteem, trouble in the home, physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and mental illness. Games, videos, and suicide challenges are also the causes of a child taking his or her life. What can adults do? We need to listen to our children without dismissing their thoughts and feelings. We need to talk to our children about suicide, and we need to embrace them, so that they will know that we can be trusted. Parents should also seek professional help for their child. If you are a parent, caregiver, school staff, family member, friend, or pastor, listen with all your heart. The National Suicide Prevention Hotline number is 800-273-8255. My prayer is that the world will come together to fight this disease.