Bøger udgivet af Onyx Publishing

The second in the Elliot Todd crime mystery series

We're battling Zoom fatigue. We're burnt out. We're a lost generation, clawing our way through endless economic permacrisis. The pharma industry, in response, has lunged towards digital transformations and omnichannel implementations, yet very little has improved as a result. In fact, it feels as though things have only gotten worse. The COVID pandemic has a lot to answer for, and the problems pharma faced as a result of the pandemic have only been compounded by this digital transformation. Many executives and field teams have found themselves lost amidst constant reorganisations, unsure how get back to the performance levels they had before. Enter The Omni Advantage by Mehrnaz Campbell, a beacon of clarity in this digital fog. Herein lies a vision for a future that is secure and effective. It urges leaders to rediscover the timeless currency of trust and authentic communication in a digital age. Campbell expertly guides professionals on how they can focus on what truly matters. Specifically, she shows them how to bypass the distractions of the shiny objects and how to home in on the meaningful human connections that have always formed the industry's cornerstone. With insightful examples and actionable advice, you have in your hands an essential ally for the commercial, medical, and marketing leaders who want to see beyond these turbulent times. It's a concise roadmap to rebuilding confidence, enhancing quality, and fostering genuine engagement in an industry poised for meaningful change. Seize the advantage-the Omni Advantage!

Karen has lived through trials and tribulations since the day she was born. From a tender age, she endured innumerable surgeries due to her heart condition and, later, she fought through the many struggles associated with marriage, love, divorce, loss... and a miracle baby that they said wasn't possible. Yet it was those very challenges that ultimately drove her to start her own business-a business that now helps others to recover from such experiences. Surviving and thriving with a chronic illness that almost took her life several times, Karen has always found ways to transform her health challenges into learning opportunities. And this means she is never afraid of jumping out of an airplane (not once, but three times!) or repelling off a forty-story building in Hawaii. And they said she would only have twelve hours to live after one of her major surgeries! Clearly, her twelve hours aren't up yet.

One woman's journey to full-bodied spiritual empowerment in a world of trauma and hardship.By the age of ten, Felicity has already been dubbed a "troublemaker" by her family--a family that is wild, dysfunctional, and characterized by a constant Lord of the Flies-esque sense of feast-or-famine. This dysfunction culminates in Felicity witnessing her father attempting to kill her mother, and this event lays a firm foundation for what Felicity expects of the men in her life: unpredictability and mixed messages about what "love" really is. Hardened by her experiences and accepting of the notion that love is more like war than anything else, Felicity enters adulthood wary of the world around her, and finds herself in a toxic marriage where she constantly bears the brunt of her husband's alcoholism and abuse. Broken-spirited and passive, she sails through life asking herself, Is this really it?It is only when her parents unexpectedly pass away that Felicity feels spurred to make a promise to herself: no longer will she accept this life of emptiness and heartache and continue the cycle of generational trauma that tainted her own childhood. Instead, she will commence a journey of self-healing and independence, and become the most glorious, self-actualized version of herself.Escaping in the middle of a snowstorm with her seven-year-old son in tow, Felicity begins to rebuild her life, piece by piece, and paves the way for a future she was taught to think impossible. Her mission is clear: she will heal her wounds and design a reality that allows for peace, happiness, and constant spiritual growth.Humorous and vivacious as it is candid and vulnerable, Pieces of Me documents Felicity Nicole's admirable yet deeply relatable life story with vivid clarity: the highs and lows; the dreams and downfalls; the traumas and triumphs. Her memoir singlehandedly debunks the myth that there is a "point of no return" in life and champions the message that your life and healing is entirely within your control-and can be turned around at any given moment.

In 2013, Hayley Paige decided to pursue her childhood dream of opening a publishing house, quickly working to make her dream a reality. By 2019, just six years later, she had positioned Notebook Group as an award-winning, globally operating boutique publishing company. In 2021, Hayley directed laser focus to business non-fiction, having experienced first-hand the huge results achieved by books in elevating the status, recognition and overall authority of professionals in their industry, and adding significant revenue to their business.Entrepreneur. Book. Success.¿ explains how a book can be used to attract, warm and nurture ideal prospects and turn them into dreamy high-ticket clients, and how harnessing the power of a book in your business is a marketing strategy completely unrivalled by any other platform. It showcases how the formula of Entrepreneur + Book = Success can be mastered and applied as a game-changing approach for entrepreneurs, business owners and coaches, and why it is essential that every professional has a book in their portfolio.

Bookworm Elliot Todd realises his dream of running a bookshop in a small provincial town. Though he has yet to find his soulmate, he is for the most part contented. Then, one day, events take a dramatic turn. The death of the 'Shakespeare expert' Harry Nielsen, following a talk at the bookshop, marks the beginning of a tangled web of intrigue leading to a thrilling conclusion. 'A real page-turner. A murder mystery, with Shakespearean echoes, set in the world of books. What more could a reader ask for?' Tim Pears, author of In Place of Fallen Leaves, In a land of Plenty and The Horseman.'The Shakespeare Thief is an extremely enjoyable book with lively characters and a rollicking plot.' Alexander Waugh. Author of Shakespeare in Court.