Bøger af Mark Levy

When Captain Jim Clinton's affair is found out by his mistress's eighteen-year-old son, his world is rocked in ways that he never expected. Read as he tries to fix this situation only to realize he doesn't want to.

Stuck in Drive is a testimonial-based juvenile/adult nonfiction and self-help and personal-development book. It teaches you how to navigate your life in the right direction by choosing which gears to use. Its core message is that anyone anywhere can achieve success and "live in drive"; just don't get stuck there. Being able to take on personal responsibility for their life at an early age is key to becoming successful as well as putting forth a level 10 effort and have the undying determination and faith in God. Everything written in this book is what Mark has learned through his own life's struggles, trials, tribulations, successes, and victories.These are the principles that took him from being someone on the verge of going to prison and risking his life for risky behaviors to earning a bachelor's degree in sociology and becoming a social worker, newly published author, and serial entrepreneur. If you take these principles of success and apply them to your life, it is guaranteed that you will be successful and fulfill your lifelong dreams.Now is the time to live in drive! In this book, you will learn how to do the following:Identify your gift and discover your purposeBuild success by using "God-confidence"Maximize your greatest asset--youUse failure as an opportunity to learn and growOvercome fear and more

Some thoughts on life's battle - From Judaism to Christianity is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1888.Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these books and contributes to the preservation of literature which has become rare and historical knowledge for the future.

This book grew, in part, out of an undergraduate course Dr. Levy taught at the San Francisco Art Institute. Finding that students were still subscribing to the 19th-century bohemian myth that to have a vision, one had to, in the words of Rimbaud, "systematically derange" one's senses, he attempted to expose them to an alternative myth that is more positive -- a myth rooted in the grounded practice of shamanic techniques.

There are extraordinary ideas inside your head but you're blocking them. Left to it's own devices, your brain shies away from the unfamiliar and unconventional. To grab the treasure in your mind, you have to distract your brain. For Mark Levy, the answer is freewriting. It's a deceptively simple technique: just start writing about something you care about. Anything. Forget about grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Set the timer and go. But it's far trickier than it sounds. We all have an internal editor that censors our thoughts before they hit paper. Levy shares six secrets designed to knock this editor out and let your inner genius run free. He also includes problem solving and creativity stimulating principles you can use if you get stuck seven of which are new to this edition. Also new to this edition is an extensive section on taking your raw unfiltered freewriting and refining it into something you can share with the world. Although freewriting's roots are as a private brainstorming technique, Mark and his clients have found that, with some tweaking, it's a great way to generate ideas for articles, blog posts, presentations, even books.Our first reaction to a problem is often to tackle it head-on. Mark Levy says that's wrong your head might be the problem. Freewriting offers a way to trick your conscious mind into letting your unconscious generate more ideas than you ever thought possible.