Exploring the complexities of alcohol consumption, this book delves into the signs of an unhealthy relationship with drinking and offers insights for self-reflection. It provides practical strategies for understanding personal habits, addressing underlying issues, and fostering healthier choices. Through a combination of personal stories and expert advice, readers are encouraged to confront their challenges with alcohol and embark on a journey toward improved well-being and self-awareness.
Performed in British Sign Language, English and Farsi, Summit is a new play written and directed by award-winning theatre-maker Andy Smith. Exploring equality and inviting action, Summit delves into ideas of language, rhetoric and how we communicate with each other, over three acts and in three different ways.
This guide explores the evolution of disability sport, tracing its historical roots and examining current challenges faced by athletes. It delves into the social, cultural, and political dimensions of disability in sports, highlighting key figures and landmark events. The book also addresses contemporary issues such as accessibility, representation, and the impact of technology, making it an essential resource for understanding the complexities and advancements in the field of disability sport.
The narrative centers on a divine initiative to save Earth through collaboration between children and animals, who gain the ability to communicate. This partnership sparks innovative solutions to pressing environmental issues like poaching, deforestation, and pollution. As children’s creativity merges with animals’ capabilities, they inspire a transformative movement that initially baffles adults but eventually reveals substantial benefits for the planet. Ultimately, it’s a hopeful tale showcasing the power of determination and imagination in fostering environmental stewardship.
Exploring the complexities of love, the narrative delves into the thrilling highs and terrifying lows of romantic relationships. It examines whether love is a playful challenge or a tumultuous experience that tests emotional resilience. This thought-provoking journey invites readers to reflect on their own experiences with love, blending excitement with vulnerability as characters navigate the unpredictable nature of their feelings.
Exploring the intricate connections between modern sport and various societal elements, this book delves into how sports reflect and influence cultural, economic, and political dynamics. It analyzes the impact of sports on identity, community, and social change, providing a comprehensive understanding of their role in contemporary life. Through engaging examples and critical insights, the text highlights the significance of sports beyond mere entertainment, showcasing their power to shape societal values and norms.
When Jesus spoke with the Samaritan woman at the well, we are told that Jesus spent two days in her village and many in the village believed - but nothing more. Hannah's Huggers is about the daughter of the Samaritan woman whom Jesus befriends during that two days in the village. He teaches the young girl how to hug people and encourages her to be a good hugger because a good hug can soften the coldest of hearts.When Hannah dies suddenly in a violent manner, God is there to comfort Hannah and gives her a mission to build an army of love by visiting children and teaching them to hug people when those people are in a critical time of their journey. Follow Hannah as she visits five children who are given the task to hug individuals in their world who are at a crossroad in their life and desperately need a miracle. With Hannah's Huggers, Gods army of love unfolds into one adventure after another that reflects the power of a good hug.
A recent survey of more than 700 CEOs showed that 98% prefer job candidates with a sense of humour and 84% think that funny employees do better work. Psychologist Dr Jennifer Aaker and comedian Naomi Bagdonas' research has shown that humour makes us feel more competent and confident, strengthens relationships and boosts resilience during difficult times. Based on the popular course 'Humour: Serious Business' at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, where Aaker and Bagdonas help some of the world's most hard-driving, blazer-wearing business minds build levity into their organisations and lives, this book will show you how to use humour to: enhance creativity and problem-solving; influence and motivate others; build bonds and defuse tension within teams; create a culture where colleagues feel safe, appreciated and joyful.
Proven strategies for harnessing the power of social media to drive social change Many books teach the mechanics of using Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to compete in business. But no book addresses how to harness the incredible power of social media to make a difference.
Read the stories of a Baby-Boomer and get the wide range of reflections as only someone who was a teenager in the '60s could write. Andy Smith makes a case through his column, Just A Thought, that his generation may not be the greatest generation, but they sure kept everything interesting.