Set in Baltimore during 1938, the story unfolds against a backdrop of post-Depression optimism and the distant threat of European conflict. On Thanksgiving Day, two contrasting characters cross paths, highlighting the disparities in their lives and the broader societal issues of the time. Their encounter promises to explore themes of democracy, equality, and justice, providing a poignant reflection on the American experience in a time of both hope and uncertainty.
Jeff Russell shows how nonprofit organizations and their causes can benefit from outsourcing. You will learn how outsourcing has enabled more Africans to have clean water, helped refugees in Boise find gainful employment, and supported inner-city youth in closing the achievement gap. Doing what you do best takes great discipline. This book will show you the way.
Unchain Yourself from the Daily Grind, Create an Autonomous Business, and Do What You Love Next
160pages
6 heures de lecture
Exploring the journey of reclaiming personal fulfillment, this book offers practical strategies and insights for those feeling overwhelmed by life's demands. It emphasizes self-discovery and empowerment, guiding readers through steps to prioritize their well-being and rediscover passions. With a focus on mindfulness and intentional living, it encourages a transformative approach to everyday challenges, ultimately leading to a more balanced and satisfying life.
Turn the performance review process into a performance enhancement
process§§Fearless Performance Reviews introduces a groundbreaking new
framework that transforms not just the review process but the entire
relationship between coach and employee.§§Experts Jeffrey and Linda Russell
replace the traditional performance review with the Performance Coaching
Conversation, a bottom-up alternative in which the employee takes the lead
both during the review process and throughout the entire performance cycle.§§'
Fearless Performance Reviews is a great way to step new and experienced
supervisors through a much more effective process for performance reviews. The
process that is described in the book really does take the fear out of both
sides of the performance assessment process.'§-Dawn Thistle, Organizational
Learning Manager, Springs Window Fashions§§'Getting to the goal of effective
performance reviews requires collaboration. What better way to share the
journey to success than to agree on the route. Jeff and Linda offer us a
powerful and clear framework for making the review process more collaborative
and gives us a framework rather than a script.'§-Annamarie Shanahan, HR
Director, Plastic Ingenuity§
This collection of poems, compiled by Jeff Russell over the last fifty years, is a memoir in rhyme inspired by life's rich tapestry of pleasures and disappointments. The author's style is both powerful and reflective and includes works which cover a wide range of topics. The poems offer the reader an insight into the author's experience of life from his teenage years right up to the present day. It captures the essence and impact of emotions that we have all encountered. The poems reflect social issues as well as human reactions to love, beauty, sadness and despair. The style is affecting and relatable, highlighting the significance of familiar events and experiences. Crafted with honesty and compassion, the poems reflect chapters in many of our lives. Of the poems, 'Hiroshima' is a stark reminder that history may easily be repeated, while, on a more contemporary note, in 'Harsh Reality' the author takes us down a path so many have suffered or witnessed during the current Coronavirus pandemic. It is a work by an ordinary man, a poignant record of thoughts and feelings at various times in his life, which almost certainly will revive memories and nostalgia in us all.