A graphic novel that explores systemic and individual moral corruption in Technospan, a fictional executive team in trouble. David Kantor presents the roots of leaders' behavior, how behavior shifts in high stakes crises, and how a high performance team can become trapped in the mechanisms of moral degradation. Love by Labor Lost is based on the decades of research, writing, and consulting of David Kantor, a clinical psychologist.

Love By Labor Lost

Business & Money

DeHaven, Tom

Management & Leadership

Meredith Winter Press

<p>Traveling into the past can be exhausting. It can also be exhilarating. Preparation for this kind of travel may require spending years thinking about it, even agonizing over it. You ask yourself endless questions: Should I go? Why should I go? Was the past too long ago? What if I go and there's nothing there? Finally I go, and I uncover a wealth of stories ... one major car wreck, small talk about sex, a tale of two guns, and not a hint of regret... Woody Allen, Brigitte Bardot, Buddy Hackett ... and pop singer Neil Sedaka's mother turn up in these pages. And there's a confession about a theft connected to one of them. So Long, Betty and Veronica recalls a dying Borscht Belt culture, ancient bungalow colonies, and burned-down hotels in the Catskills. It's the coming of age story of a New York City boy spending summers in the country. The journey transforms lost experience and integrates it into the present. In a curious way, going back enriches the path forward. So Long, Betty and Veronica is a celebration of people whose wealth of character and generosity of spirit made the past possible.</p>

So Long, Betty and Veronica

Ferreri, Lou

Travel

<p>As the path of his life unfolds, from a farm in the hills of Eastern Kentucky to the pinnacles of academic medicine, a surgeon's childhood panic about death is gradually transformed into a mature peace with mortality. Not only his encounters with patients - from a gypsy patriarch to a homeless pauper - but also near-death experiences, premonitions, and other psychic phenomena, contributed to a growing sense of wonder, mystery, sometimes beauty, and above all serenity in the face of an inescapable human experience, death. The latter chapters, written after the author developed Parkinson's disease, describe how this physician, scientist, administrator, and increasingly spiritual seeker plans to live a full and happy life, and to have a "good death" when the time comes.</p>

One Life, Many Deaths

Religion & Spirituality

Wheeler, Brownell

Occult & Paranormal

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