Lee Ellis Livres

"Grounded in statistical research and supported by data from millions of clients and more than 45 years of workplace experience, Lee Ellis and Hugh Massie reveal their behavioral assessment process as well as personal stories on how they've successfully helped organizations achieve their goals by applying practical insights on human design. Readers are empowered to: Grow by capitalizing on strengths and managing struggles; Improve communication and collaboration with people who are different; Develop the full potential of each person by leading them uniquely; Unify diverse teams by building trust based on understanding, acceptance and respect."--Publisher's description

Drawing from his experiences as a former Air Force pilot, the author shares a gripping account of his five-and-a-half years in captivity. He reveals 14 essential leadership principles that emerged from his ordeal, offering practical insights and powerful lessons on resilience and leadership. This candid narrative not only highlights the challenges he faced but also serves as a guide for anyone seeking to cultivate strength and leadership in difficult circumstances.

Integrating insights from sociology, psychology, and biology, this text provides a comprehensive examination of crime and criminality. Authors Anthony Walsh and Lee Ellis present traditional criminological theories and concepts, then enhance them by incorporating foundational scientific perspectives. This interdisciplinary approach enriches the understanding of criminology, offering a more cohesive and expansive view than other texts in the field.

The five Murai clans, once embroiled in centuries of conflict, have formed a formidable alliance as the most powerful fighting force in the void. However, their unity is tested when their leader departs, leaving the clans adrift and struggling to navigate a newfound peacetime. The story explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the challenges of adapting to a world without war.

Curiosity drives five young boys to cross Park Avenue, despite being warned about the dangers of doing so without adult supervision. Riding their colorful new mountain bikes, they are captivated by a lively crowd of adults and children on the other side. The story explores themes of adventure, innocence, and the allure of the unknown as the boys navigate their excitement against the backdrop of their community.

Amid the chaos following an attack on Tydose City, King Ryadin embarks on a quest for answers, grappling with the fallout from the destruction of Kalesh Dule. Concurrently, Dune Halzibar is on a personal mission to uncover the truth behind his father's mysterious disappearance, intertwining their fates in a narrative of justice and discovery.

A vengeful Red Queen leads the largest army since Kaleeshni, while a dark sorcerer masquerades as Dune Halzibar, expanding his empire. In a world beyond the Weeping Sea, goblins battle for a newly colonized planet, and Thuzans honor a fallen monk, bringing with them tales of brutality. The narrative weaves together themes of power, deception, and conflict in a richly imagined fantasy setting.

In a world where mages have vanished and spellcasting is forbidden, heroism has become a corporate venture burdened by bureaucracy and ruthless sponsorships. The narrative explores the dark side of space travel, revealing it as an industry reliant on the enslavement of a whole species. This setting challenges notions of morality and freedom, offering a critique of commercialization in both heroism and exploration.

The narrative unfolds with captivating twists and deep character development, drawing readers into an expansive world filled with intrigue and adventure. Key themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the quest for power are explored as the characters navigate complex relationships and face formidable challenges. The ongoing saga promises to deliver heightened emotions and unexpected revelations, keeping fans eagerly engaged as they follow the intertwined destinies of beloved figures.