Star Quality is an attribute of self-appreciation. Picture the stars in the sky: They are self-luminous, their light comes from within. Star Quality people have an inner light, they shine from within.--Christen BrownContrary to popular belief, star quality is not a glitzy, Hollywood "gift" that celebrities are born with, but a state of mind--an illumination--that anyone can obtain. Star quality makes people radiate confidence, attract others like magnets, win trust in seconds, and command respect. You don't have to be drop-dead gorgeous or witty and sophisticated to have it. For if you accept yourself unconditionally and trust your feelings, your star quality will project out into the world!Christen Brown runs a thriving Los Angeles-based company that prepares actors, athletes, and business executives for media appearances. In her research and her work with clients, she found seven vital secrets that increase your power and presence. With easy-to-follow exercises, practical tips, savvy strategies, and examples from Brown's own life and her clients' successes, she guides you step-by-step through the stages that will help you develop and sustain the star quality inside you. After taking a quick test that rates your star quality standing, you'll learn how to:* turn fear, frustration, and shyness into a force to be reckoned with * establish a new, positive point of view* maximize your credibility* send powerful body signals* speak with authority and passion* accept the fact that you deserve star treatmentBy tapping into what is original and unique inside you, and emanating that appeal outward, your power and magnetism naturally expand. Whether you're giving a speech, going on a job interview or audition, meeting a blind date, or haggling with your landlord, Brown gives you the necessary skills to make a splash. Uplifting, persuasive, and remarkably effective, Star Quality will help you find and build your self-assurance, bolster your self-esteem, and stride through life with certainty and purpose. Remember: Wherever you are--in the office, with the in-laws, or out on the street--the camera is rolling!

Star Quality: Seven Steps to Develop Your Charismatic Power

Brown, Christen

Walker Press

<p>TWO VOLUMES. A History of Cartography of Russia. Two Volumes: Russia Up to 1600 and Russia Up to 1800. Both tall hardcovers without dust jackets as issued. From the library of Michael RC Coulson with his stamp on the front endpaper of each volume. Very well illustrated with notes, bibliograpy and index. Tiny bumps to the top corners of one volume otherwise a fine set. Near Fine.</p>

A history of the cartography of Russia up to 1600

Science & Math

Bagrow, Leo

Earth Sciences

<p>From the Book Jacket "Small cars, big dances, football, the gang. Boy I sure wish we could go back to it. Now it is a little more serious." In June of 1966, when Thomas J. Holtzclaw graduated from O'Keefe High School in Atlanta, Georgia, he was an A student with a sweet-sixteen girlfriend and a burning desire to become a Marine. Six months later, he boarded the D.S.S. Gaffney, en route to a tropical Southeast Asian country he knew almost nothing about: Vietnam. There, he would find a war in which the enemy was invisible, the notion of fair fighting was gone forever, and no one even knew who was winning. Within a few months, marooned on a mountain top and cut off from everything except his fellow soldiers and the Viet Cong who inexorably poured into the region, Tommy J., as family and friends called him, wrote home almost every day. These letters-to his parents, his best friend, his girlfriend, and his siblings-forged a bridge of hope: Hope that America would win. Hope that he could stay alive. Hope that one day he would see his family again. From December of 1966 to April of 1967, the letters Tommy wrote capture the essence of the Vietnam experience as seen from the perspective of both the boy he was and the man he became, and express the hopefulness of the era and the reality ushered in by the War itself. In frank, unassuming prose, Tommy J. revealed his loneliness. He offered first-hand, terrifying accounts of ambushes and lives lost to mines. He wrote about his fears, about the battles he fought, about the heat and the C rations and the rats. He told jokes, he asked for small favors, he gave thanks for care packages and newspaper clippings. Every day, he wrote himself home again. With text that clarifies the history of the Vietnam War and puts each of the months Tommy J. spent in Vietnam into perspective, Letters From Tommy J. offers a moving portrait of an American patriot who grew up in a very short time, during a very intense conflict. His experience is as relevant today as it was then, and is powerful testimony to the integrity and loyalty of those who fight our country's wars .</p>

Letters from Tommy J.: A Marine's Story - 1966-1967

Biographies & Memoirs

Terri C. Walker

Connie C. Hughes

Leaders & Notable People

Hair Trigger: Journey for Justice

Literature & Fiction

Walker, David LeRoy

Genre Fiction

Call of Duty: Drafted 1968

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books by the Walker Press publisher. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Walker Press