Remote, Not Distant
A guide to thriving in the remote work era through connectivity and collaboration.
A guide to thriving in the remote work era through connectivity and collaboration.
A Million Years in a Day: A History of Everyday Life from the Stone Age to the Phone Age, written by Greg Jenner, is a fascinating journey through the evolution of daily routines and practices from the Stone Age to modern times. Jenner combines humor with extensive research to explore how the activities we consider mundane, from eating breakfast to brushing our teeth, have origins that stretch back thousands of years. The book reveals how our ancestors’ innovations and cultural practices have shaped our current lifestyles, offering insights into the human condition and our relationship with the passage of time.
Coffee Lunch Coffee’ offers a step-by-step framework for building a robust professional network through authentic relationship-building, leveraging coffee and meal times.
Don’t Skip Out on Me follows Horace Hopper, a half-Paiute, half-Irish ranch hand who dreams of becoming a champion boxer, exploring themes of identity, loneliness, and resilience.
An exploration of morality, justice, and the dark corners of human psyche.
This comprehensive guide offers tools for somatic psychotherapy, aiding clinicians in addressing PTSD, depression, and anxiety through body-oriented techniques.
This book addresses the challenges of raising children in a culture rife with substance abuse. It offers evidence-based strategies for preventing addiction in kids.
Un manual práctico para mejorar tu inteligencia emocional y tener éxito en la vida.