Bøger af Linda Anderson

Forandring er et nøgleord i det 21. århundrede, og langt de fleste virksomheder og organisationer gennemgår jævnligt store transformationer. Alligevel er det et fåtal, der reelt har succes med deres forandringstiltag. Nøglen til ledelse af forandring handler om, hvordan man mestrer forandringer, og beskriver den dybere sammenhæng mellem ledelse, personlig udvikling og organisatorisk transformation. For at kunne forandre sin virksomhed succesfuldt må man nemlig ændre sig selv og den måde, man tænker på – sit mindset. Ligeledes må man ændre organisationens kultur, hvilket kun kan ske, hvis man selv går foran som rollemodel. Bogen byder på en revolutionerende tilgang til organisatorisk forandring, kaldet bevidst forandringslederskab, og henvender sig til såvel ledere som konsulenter samt alle andre, der arbejder med transformation. Den indeholder både teoretisk indsigt og praktiske værktøjer, eksistentielle overvejelser og konkrete cases, så læseren klædes solidt på til at lede og arbejde med forandring i nutidens omskiftelige forretningsverden.

This is a wholesome book that shows how Kim, along with lots of help, organizes a town picnic to honor her Uncle Dave and to encourage the town to remember the man that he was. Everyone says it is the best thing this town has had in a long time. At the picnic everyone tells stories of some of their fondest Memories of Uncle Dave. A very heartwarming story.

Do you want to make the dishes of your favorite restaurants at home? If yes, this is the right book for you!Preparing the dishes of your favorite restaurant at home has different advantages.Restaurant dishes are often rich in oil, spices, and salt, while packaged foods are generally full of sodium and supplements. Homemade foods tend to be more nutritious and contain fewer calories because when you cook, you control what ingredients you use and what they contain.In restaurants, portion-size servings are often huge. When we cook at home, we do it differently.A healthy home cooking can even improve the way you eat between meals. Once you get used to eating healthy and nutritious food at home, you may want to look elsewhere. For example, children prefer to eat fruit or carrots on a playground or party, even if they are offered fast food.Spending time with family and friends can prevent loneliness associated with depression, heart disease, and dangerous illness. Ask your children to go to the kitchen with you or cook with friends. If you want to make new friends, think of cooking lessons. And don't underestimate the social benefits you get when your food is ready. Many women are happy to offer homemade food to friends and family.Moreover, with this book, you will learn not only individual recipes but also some useful techniques. In this way, you can prepare all kinds of dishes.This book covers: Importance and Advantages of Copycat recipes.Delicious Tasty Breakfast RecipesHealthy Beef and Pork RecipesBread and Soup RecipesSides and Salad Recipes ...And much more!Start your journey of cooking these delicious recipes at your comfy home. Buy the book!

Welcome to the wonderful world of the 12 inch tall Gickens. The Gickens have been living in dead oak trees out in the woods, but are running out of food. They also have always been told to stay away from the big people. One day while Mac was out looking for food, a big person is about to cut down the tree that one of the families is living in. Without thinking, he lets himself be seen by the big people. This book tells the story of how the Gickens and the big people learn to get along and share there lives.

An anthology from a Seattle writing group featuring writing from Linda Anderson, Rachel Bukey, Martha Crites, Waverly Fitzgerald, Ardath Lorenson, Hannah Palin, Corry Venema-Weiss and Janis Wildy.

My dad was able to go through his final phase of life in his home and on his terms because we had a family plan that allowed us to support each other while we supported our dad. It was all of the little things that made such a big difference.

Have you ever heard a doctor say, "I will heal ALL of your diseases"? Only God guaranteed a freedom from disease which no one in the medical community has ever dared to duplicate! Yet, most people go to a medical doctor before they got o Almighty God.Throughout biblical history, there was never a time when medicine alone was credited as a cure. Only God was known to heal and known as Healer.Medicine and medical procedures may be aids in regaining health, but the supernatural healing of God is the one essential component that cannot be left out. Without God, there is not Healer. "For I am the Lord who heals you" (Exodus 15:26).This book is filled with true stories about miraculous healings - including the story of a man who was born blind and who received his eyesight through prayer! Read the instructions and the stories, and become Ignited in your pursuit for personal healing, as well as power to bring healing to others.

Two young people meet by Gods chance in an airport. One is a Christianthe other an atheist. Over the next year, they write hundreds of letters, become friends, become lovers, and marry. This is an intimate story of coming to faith in Christ, falling deeply in love, and candidly working through loves exhilarating and challenging twists and turns.

A collection of essays on Elizabeth Bishop drawing on work presented at the first UK Elizabeth Bishop confrence, held at Newcastle University. It brings together papers by both academic critics and leading poets, including Michael Donaghy, Vicki Feaver, Deryn Rees-Jones and Anne Stevenson.

Elizabeth Bishop was Poet Laureate of the United States from 1949 to 1950, winner of the Pulitzer prize for poetry in 1956 and the author of numerous poetry collections. This book explores her poetic work, from early days at Vassar College to her last great poems in Geography III and the later uncollected poems.

A boy and his dog, girls and their horses - the cliches click because they're so often true. But some kids do more than play with their pets, and some animals do more than fetch and purr. These kids and animals love unconditionally, and through that love, the condition of each is transformed. This collection is for animal lovers of all ages - and for anyone who wants to smile or needs to heal. You'll meet: Ricochet, the golden retriever who surfs in charity events to raise money for children with disabilities Casper, the rabbit who helps a boy sleep through the night in his foster home Sparkles, the Dalmatian whose fire-safety lesson saves the lives of a five-year-old and her father Snazzy, the black pony who helps a boy learn to talk Cocoa puff, the guinea pig who loves hearing children read Frankie, the dachshund with "e;wheel legs"e; who helps a boy with a leg brace find hope

When the nurturing nature of women meets the loyalty and unguarded affection of dogs, remarkable connections ensue. This book showcases stories about these connections that result in courageous and compassionate acts of love and healing - for the dogs, the women, and all the people whose lives they touch. Readers will laugh, smile, and be moved by shelter dogs, police canine handlers, dogs rescued from hurricanes and dog fighting, returning veterans in need of service dogs, prison inmates who train service dogs, and everyday mutts who transform lives just by providing an exuberant welcome at the end of the day. They'll even meet a dog that dazzled David Letterman on his Late Show. This heartwarming collection of stories is ideal for anyone who loves a dog, or simply loves to be inspired.

Offers the novice writer engaging and creative activities, making use of insightful, relevant readings from well-known authors to illustrate the techniques presented. This volume makes use of the key chapters from the Routledge/Open University textbook "Creative Writing: A Workbook with Readings" for writers who are specializing in fiction.

With twenty-one dramatic true stories of courageous, loyal, and loving horses who found their life's purpose, this book reveals the wonders possible when both humans and horses are encouraged and allowed to follow their best instincts. The heroic equines you will meet include:Molly, a pony who survived Hurricane Katrina and the loss of a leg, who spreads her message of hope to disabled children. Her story went viral with coverage on the Internet, in the New York Times, and on the CBS Evening News. Sankofa, an Arabian stallion, who made it possible for social studies teacher Miles J. Dean to complete a cross-country journey in tribute to African American ancestors. Millions of adults and schoolchildren followed their odyssey as Miles and Sankofa made history come alive. Diana, a wild horse of the rare Gila herd, who proved to be a proud and resourceful lead mare who protected her herd and taught the great lesson of forgiveness. Butch, a retired gelding, who showed such an unswerving belief in a profoundly mentally retarded girl that he restored a mother's hopes for her child's future.