Bøger udgivet af Kirsten Weiss

Living with Vikings – How to Live and work in the Nordic Countries The cold North is now hot. Nordic countries and companies based in the Nordics are attracting more newcomers than ever before. Consequently, the inhabitants of these five small countries have gained new neighbours and colleagues who have not grown up with the Nordic values and therefore cannot effortlessly negotiate the written, and particularly unwritten, rules of the welfare state. A British CEO is left tearing his hair out when Danish colleagues convene yet another meeting to discuss decisions made weeks before. A French CEO finds out he is swimming against the tide of opinion when he complains about the foolishness of him spending time booking his own tickets when he has the highest salary in the office – and is told by his Swedish employees that in the Nordic countries, everyone is equal. And an American CEO receives repeated tongue-lashings from his new Norwegian countrymen, who hold nothing back when giving direct – or, as Americans would say, downright rude – criticism. In Living with Vikings, Kirsten Weiss explores Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden – individually and together. She focuses on humour, happiness and trust, but also on Jante’s Law, divorce and the particular Nordic combination of down-to-earth common sense and excessive self-infatuation that characterises the Nordic values, habits and identity – and can prove difficult for newcomers to navigate. Living with Vikings is for anyone who was not born and bred in a Nordic country but lives and works there, or would just like a greater understanding of the Nordic values, habits and other shining hallmarks of the five Nordic countries.

How to Read the Cards for Transformation When Tarot reader Hyperion Night sent his manuscript, The Mysteries of Tarot, to a friend to edit, it was a simple guide to reading Tarot. Hyperion couldn't anticipate that his editor's notes would evolve into a murder mystery, or that his friend would go missing. Shockingly, the annotated manuscript eventually made its way back to Hyperion, who forwarded it to the authorities.Now this astonishing Tarot guide is available as a book. The Tarot guidebook features: Tarot basics¿How to manage different interpretations of cards in a spread, how to read court cards, and a clear and simple method for dealing with reversals.Detailed card breakdowns¿ Keywords, flash non-fiction narratives, and a deep dive into the symbols of each of the 78 cards of the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana.Questions to apply to the cards for transforming your life¿Insightful questions for each card to help you dig deeper into your Tarot reading practice.Bonus feature: the guidebook also includes his editor's comments on the more esoteric and philosophical interpretations of the Tarot, as well as his notes on the baffling mystery that engulfed him.Gain deep insight from the cards, transform yourself, and solve The Mysteries of Tarot.