Wheels and Deals

Engineering & Transportation

Bill Richardson

Transportation

Craig Printing

When you're facing down a lion on the open savannah, automatic reactions hardwired into your system through eons of evolution can save your life. However, when you're trying to impress the CEO across a boardroom table, those same responses can cost you big time. So how do you overcome your automatic reactions, retrain your brain and outsmart evolution? By learning and using the techniques revealed in Thinking On Purpose For Project Managers. What this book will teach you: How evolution has hardwired your brain to think on autopilot, using mindsets you don t know about to make decisions you don't control. How thinking on autopilot affects your performance results and ultimately your professional impact. How to identify and navigate around the mindfields of biases, emotions and habits that cause these problems. The five-step Thinking On Purpose process that can help you take control of your thinking by learning when to reset versus repeat. A set of tools that can help you structure your thinking for better clarity and creativity. How to transform your team by helping them learn to think on purpose and create the mindset that there is no problem or adversity they cannot solve.

Thinking on Purpose for Project Managers: Outsmarting Evolution

The Perdix Group, Inc.

Between Worlds: The Making of an American Life

Plume

Real letters and true stories-intriguing, delightful and entirely unexpected-sent to Bill Richardson from passionate CBC radio listeners across Canada. 
Since the autumn of 1997, Bill Richardson has been hosting a national afternoon radio program on CBC Radio One. Richardson's Roundup has a cult following of about a million listeners a week. It is a daily anthology of music, fiction, poetry, radio drama, anecdote and reflection. The heart of the show is the wide variety of domestic tales listeners relate through either letters or calls to a toll-free line: 1-888-723-4628, better known as 1-888-sad goat.
 Listeners love the notion of a sad goat, somewhere out in the ether, fielding and transmitting their calls. Before long, and with no engineering on the part of the Roundup crew, calls and letters addressed to Dear Sad Goat took over and imparted a particular character to the show: whimsical, odd, tangential, domestic, humorous and sometimes melancholy.
 For over six seasons, tens of thousands of Canadians of all ages and from every region have contacted Dear Sad Goat to tell their stories about families and friends. Stories about the joys and mishaps of travelling abroad. Stories about births and deaths and all the rites of passage that fall between: learning to shave, or kiss, or knot a necktie or build a campfire. 
 Dear Sad Goat is a collection of some of the most memorable of these letters and phone calls: raw and sentimental, sweet and subversive, funny and tender, these are the everyday stories of everyday Canadians that reflect life in every part of Canada, all of them told extraordinarily well.

Dear Sad Goat: A Roundup of Truly Canadian Tales and Letters

Douglas&McIntyre

Guy to Goddess: An Intimate Look at Drag Queens

Whitecap Books

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