When it comes to money, every parent needs a game plan. Dr. Judith Briles' Smart Money Moves for Kids is designed for teaching kids from 3 to young adult about the value and use of money. It is laid out in 5 parts: The Game Book for Parent; Kids--From Preschoolers to Preteens; The Teen Years; The Adult Rises; and The Internet. Packed with games, quizzes, the stock market, collecting, buying cars, even planning a wedding, the author makes the money maze easier. It covers ALL aspects of money management including allowances, saving, spending, developing the entrepreneurial spirit, getting a job, using credit, leaving the nest and much, much more. Smart Money Moves for Kids is an excellent, and very readable, resource for all parents (and grandparents!) who want their kids to have money savvy.

Smart-Money Moves for Kids

Business & Money

Briles, Judith

Personal Finance

Mile High Pr Ltd

Living and working delivers a series of unexpected events--some good, some not so good. Dr. Judith Briles calls them "cosmic gooses." Most of them are life changing, and if you had your druthers, you wouldn't want to experience them again. Cosmic gooses can zap your confidence. 
Based on a nationwide survey of 1300 plus women and men, you will be taken on a journey of the good, the bad, and the ugly and learn how to grow and thrive when a cosmic goose lands at your doorstep. 
You will hear the experiences and voices of hundreds of men and women who have encountered both workplace and personal events that have taken them on a roller coaster ride of their lifetime--their cosmic goose. Not only did they survived, they thrived. 
Judith Briles encourages you to be the person you want to be--not the one someone else thought you should be. In her friendly and personal writing style, she delivers the 10 Steps to Building Confidence, steps that will provide the core ingredients for improving who and what you are. 
You'll discover that a cosmic goose can lay the golden egg for your career. . .and your life. It's the Confidence Factor!

The Confidence Factor : Cosmic Gooses Lay Golden Eggs

Management & Leadership

Self-Sabotage impacts everyone at some time. It doesn't matter if you are the most successful and confident person today. There are times--hours, days, weeks, months, even years--when forces come together and create havoc in your life. By recognizing your own traps and self-sabotaging techniques and behaviors, you can create the right antidote to counteract and Zap self-sabotaging traits and behaviors. 
Self-sabotage includes berating yourself when things go wrong, blaming others, making excuses, not negotiating for your own best interest, fear of confronting others, putting things off, being too-too loyal, avoiding tasks due to fear of failing, getting even, having a bloated ego and having a lousy attitude. 
Whatever your inner snares are, Dr. Judith Briles has identified 21 ways that you may undermine yourself . . .and supplied viable solutions to each. Each chapter is self-contained. If confronting is a problem, read the specific chapter; if not knowing how to negotiate, read its chapter; and if lack of confidence is the straw that breaks your back, there's a chapter just for you. 21 solutions to 21 self-sabotaging behaviors.

Stop Stabbing Yourself in the Back: Zapping the Enemy Within

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

Conflict-itis is everywhere ... Zapping Conflict in the Health Care Workplace breaks the code of silence surrounding the ongoing taboo subject of workplace sabotage, conflict and bullying within the professional healthcare workplace.Over 12 million women and men work in healthcare--nursing, dentistry, pharmacy and medicine. Shortages are everywhere, yet mega-thousands choose to not worked within the professional they spent years training for. Why? It's all about behaviors in the workplace.Based on two studies with over 3,000 respondents and the author's ongoing research on the topics of conflict and sabotage in the workplace, Zapping Conflict in the Health Care Workplace is a must have for anyone within the leadership role.Chosen as the main selection of the Nurse Book Society, Judith Briles provides a detailed guide to awareness, prevention, resolution of conflict and sabotage, and ultimately, to the empowerment of all who work in health care. Finalist in USA Books' Business: Leadership and Management in 2008.

Zapping Conflict in the Health Care Workplace

What Teens think today ... What Teens are doing today ... Are they lazy, unreliable, non-creative? Are they slackers? Not so, according to Behind Closed Doors: About Teens, By Teens, For Teens. The results of a study conducted by Vivian Reeves in her 17th year will surprise you a study that consisted of 112 multiple and open-ended questions and in-depth interviews. Today s Teens revealed that: -less than 40 percent of Teens are having sex ... -the drug of choice is hard liquor ...Teens are stressed, stuck and stricken with all sorts of fears ... -Teens want to maintain a good relationship with their parents ... Participants came from multiple states within the United States, as well as countries like Belgium, Spain, Sweden, Mexico, Switzerland, Canada, Finland, Romania and the Bahamas. Vivian Reeves, a 17-year-old high school senior started this project in her junior year. Her goal was to clarify who they are and what the believe in, not only for older generations, but for teens own individual understandings of one another so that they, and generations after, never have to feel as though they are struggling alone. The author strived to redefine the term -teen-; to the public's ever-judging eyes. She urges the reader to keep an open mind and let go of many inhibitions regarding teens roles in our world today. No topic was left unturned--yes, there is a chapter on sex, drugs and the usual rock and roll. But there is eye-opening, sometimes painful dialogue of rejection, fear and the unknown. There's a special glossary enclosed to the current teen jargon;what parents should be looking out for. Signs of trouble. A teen, herself, Vivian Reeves is a new voice that echoes millions. Pay attention.

Behind Closed Doors: About Teens, by Teens, for Teens

Teen & Young Adult

Reeves, Vivian

Social Issues

Authoring and Writing Can Be a Lonely Number Could you use a pick-me-up? A bit of inspiration or silliness? How about something to chew on or get you unstuck? In Snappy Sassy Salty: Wise Words for Authors and Writers, you will find all that and more. Do you love original quotations that get both to the nitty gritty and at the same time, can touch your heart and soul? Author Judith Briles favorite advice over the years to her many author clients is included ... think and write snappy, sassy and salty and surround yourself with cheerleaders for your vision, not distractors. For the first time, she reveals publicly how a well-known author, columnist, humorist and screenwriter had dinner with her; listen intently ... then used her ideas in one of his columns. A column that he got paid for; she didn't. The cosmic goose had landed ... Judith told herself that if she didn't start taking some of her own ideas and publish them, others would. Her first book, The Woman's Guide to Financial Savvy was published by St. Martin's Press a year later. That was to be her first book ... ha! She's on #32 as you read this. Writing with a bit of snap, always some sass and yes, there's salt in there.

Snappy Sassy Salty: Wise Words for Authors and Writers

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Words, Language & Grammar

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