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The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civil...

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The No Asshole Rule is becoming a worldwide business phenomenon. Implemented in workplaces across the globe, including dozens of successful companies such as Google and Barclays, adherence to the Rule a zero tolerance policy to assholes has proved... By Robert Sutton

Trevor Totally Changed My Life by Ca...

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Trevor Totally Changed My Life is a memoir about the author's struggles during recovery after brain surgery, and how she kept hope alive. Filled with both humor and sadness. The book inspires resilience, and is for anyone who has ever felt helpless.

Where My Name Sounds Different- Lesso...

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Where My Name Sounds Different – Lessons from Two Decades Abroad, explores the emotional challenges psychologist Evelyne Waithira Mueller experienced in Germany, as well as those commonly faced by many immigrants, regardless of where they choose to settle. These include identity struggles, adaptation, belonging, loneliness, broken dreams, migratory grief, challenges of raising black and brown kids here, challenges of intercultural marriages and the often unspoken psychological impact of starting life in a new environment. Her own journey took her first to the UK, where she worked as a soldier in the British Army, and later to Germany, where she trained and worked as a psychologist supporting many immigrants. Now she works in a leadership role for the national helpline. Through both personal and professional experience, she understands that while our destinations may differ, the core challenges of adapting to a new culture are remarkably similar. This book is written to articulate these experiences, raise awareness, offer encouragement, and empower those in the diaspora to pursue a meaningful and fulfilling life despite the challenges we face along the way.

The Tired That Sleep Doesn’t Fi...

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Some tiredness has nothing to do with hours slept. The Tired That Sleep Doesn't Fix is a 40-day devotional for the weary and burnt out—anchored in Psalm 46:10 AMPC—that walks readers from exhaustion toward genuine stillness before God. No productivity hacks. Just an honest path back to rest.

Unmasked: Essays on African Ecologica...

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For a century, conservation science dismissed Africa’s indigenous ecological knowledge as folklore and paid a measurable ecological price for doing so. Unasked makes the reckoning impossible to avoid. Across eleven wide-ranging essays, Mshenga Mwacharo moves from the sacred groves of Limpopo to the coral reefs of the Western Indian Ocean, building an urgent case that Africa’s richest conservation knowledge was never irrelevant. It was simply never sought.

UNPLUGGED 5 – HARDCOVER

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What does it mean to be a man in an era where masculinity is mocked, purpose is blurred, and love has become transactional? In UNPLUGGED 5: Operant Conditioning, Jacob Aliet delivers his most raw, unflinching, and revelatory volume yet in the UNPLUGGED series. This is not just a book — it’s a weapon against manipulation, a manual for reclaiming personal sovereignty, and a manifesto for men lost in the maze of modern relationships. Drawing from behavioral psychology, real-world anecdotes, evolutionary science, and red-pill philosophy, Aliet exposes the hidden dynamics that condition men to become subservient — emotionally, financially, and sexually — in their own homes and relationships. With brutal clarity, he dismantles the myths of “happy wife, happy life,” unpacks why men are being desexualized and manipulated, and shows how operant conditioning is quietly shaping male behavior in marriages, churches, offices, and bedrooms. From the crisis of the middle-class man, to why women “make rules for betas and break them for alphas”, to the lies men and women tell them selves, and finally, to how to walk away and reclaim your frame — this book confronts the cultural illusions suffocating modern masculinity. Why you should read it: • If you’re tired of the emotional bureaucracy that nice guys go through… • If you’re questioning why success doesn’t bring fulfillment… • If you’ve ever felt manipulated, emasculated, or invisible in a relationship… • If you want to raise strong sons in a world that is actively weakening men… Then this book will feel like a slap, a sermon, and a sword. UNPLUGGED 5 is not for the weak. It’s for the man who’s ready to see the truth, bear the cost, and live free.

Still, I will Hope- Facing Faith in t...

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When the Bottom Falls Out, What Does Faith Look Like? Grief. Silence. Injustice. Delay. Exile. We’ve all felt the sting of living in a world that doesn’t make sense. But what if lament isn’t a detour from faith—but the very road that leads us deeper into it? In this deeply honest and theologically rich work, Still I Will Hope takes readers on a journey through some of Scripture’s darkest moments—and most defiant declarations of trust. From Jeremiah’s tears in Lamentations to Job’s ash heap, from Habakkuk’s trembling praise to Paul’s prison-born endurance, each chapter reveals that biblical lament is not weakness—it is worship in its rawest form. Drawing on timeless truths and modern-day stories, this book is for those who have run out of words but still whisper prayers. For those who trust God in theory but struggle in the silence. For those who love the Bible yet long for a faith that can stand when the lights go out. Whether you’re walking through personal loss, national trauma, spiritual exile, or the ache of waiting, Still I Will Hope will help you: • Rediscover the beauty of lament as a sacred language • Find strength not in escape, but in endurance • Anchor your soul in the God who remains faithful—even when nothing else is • Learn how to wait, weep, and worship in the tension between pain and promise This is not a book of easy answers. It’s a companion for hard seasons. A theological lifeline. A voice that won’t flinch at your tears. And a call to keep walking—even through the fire—with a hope that holds. Because God is still good. And even here—still, you can hope.

BEYOND THE PAYCHECK : Your Complete G...

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Beyond The Paycheck: Your Complete Guide to Retirement Readiness

By Victoria Musyimi

Every day, thousands of people retire—stepping away from their career into... what exactly?

Here's the truth financial advisors won't tell you: retirement success is 80% psychological preparation, only 20% financial. Yet most people prepare only their finances, not their minds.

Beyond the Paycheck is a science-based, 5-step system helping you retire not just FROM something, but TO something meaningful.

  • A Retirement Readiness Self-Assessment across 5 dimensions
  • The 5 Retirement Personality Types—discover yours
  • A 90-Day Retirement Readiness Blueprint
  • Proven methods to overcome the Top 10 Retirement Fears

This book is for you if you are 5–10 years from retirement, built your identity around career success, and know money alone isn't enough to prepare.

Your career success proves you know how to achieve goals. Now apply that same approach to building a retirement even more rewarding than your working years.

 

Your best chapter is just beginning.

2026 Wildlife themed Desk Calendar

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Every year we collaborate with renown Wildlife photographers to showcase East Africa’s rich wildlife heritage and bring to you the very best Wildlife calendars in the region.

She Wasn’t Supposed to be Here-...

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They were outsiders. Unlikely. Overlooked. And yet—they changed everything. From a prostitute in Jericho to a seamstress in Joppa… from a Moabite widow to a woman at a well… the Bible is filled with women who weren’t supposed to be there. But God thought otherwise. She Wasn’t Supposed to Be Here is a soul-stirring, Scripture-rich devotional featuring 12 powerful women of the Bible who broke barriers, redefined leadership, and proved that grace rewrites every label. Winstone Sharrad brings their stories to life with biblical depth, social insight, and an unshakable reminder: God chooses those the world overlooks. These aren’t just stories from the past. They are prophetic invitations for today. For women who’ve felt invisible, disqualified, too late, too broken—or too much—this book will meet you where you are… and call you higher. You weren’t supposed to be here either. But here you are. Let your story speak.

Daily Finance Journal in GREEN

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The Daily Finance Journal – Your Money, Your Rules! Take charge of your finances one day at a time. This journal helps you track spending, set goals, build habits, and stay motivated—daily. Whether you are budgeting, saving, or planning your next move, this is your go-to tool for financial clarity and confidence. Start your smart money journey today, get your copy now!

GENDER AND CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION ...

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Gender and Climate Adaptation in Community Development Projects 2020 edition  is a simplified guide for students and trainers in gender and climate courses. The book provides ideal framework for approaching learning and training of gender and climate change issues in development interventions. The book further helps the reader to link gender, climate change issues with sustainable development. In a simple, clear and logical structure, the book helps the reader to connect climate change adaptation issues and gender inequality. It articulate the the process of mainstreaming gender and climate adaptation issues in development project cycle. Who May benefit from this Book. Besides students and lecturers, practitioners such as trainers, consultants, development projects and programme managers, policy makers, researchers, human rights advocates and lobyists, curriculum developers, legislators, community mobilizers among others may find this book helpful. The book is published by PSI Consultants the leaders in project and community development consultancy. It is developed around nine chapters and glossary of terms.

Adaptive Leadership by John Wanguba

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Until mid 1980s, doing business in Kenya was relatively easy. The Exchange Control was in place to enforce the protectionist policy of the day, so buyers of goods had to learn to put up with what was locally available. Accordingly, it was possible to register sustained growth even when decisions that guided the company were made by an individual at the top, in an environment that depended on reactive structures. Then things changed with the repealing of the Exchange Control Act, exposing us to external competition. Ever since, captains of industry have found themselves contending with a volatile, uncertain and complex environment that makes market reality a moving target. And overtime, there have been more and more factors that impact negatively on businesses, making it harder to keep afloat, much less thrive. This book is about how to develop transformational leaders, creative individuals who, among other things, involve as many employees as possible in decision making in an effort to keep the business responsive to continuously changing circumstances.

The Art Of People

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In a world where we are constantly connected it s those with the best people skills who win the day Those who build the right relationships Those who Only understand and connect with their colleagues their customers their partners Those who others... By Dave Kerpen

Company Of One

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What if the key to a richer and more fulfilling career is not to think bigger but smaller Paul Jarvis left the traditional world of business when he realized that devoting his days to a high pressure high profile corporation was not his idea of... By Paul Jarvis

Art of War for Executives (Random-US)

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Success is an art form that few can master Armed with this ancient manual you can join the ranks of business professionals who have looked to Sun Tzu as their mentor and gained a competitive advantage from his classic wisdom His ancient principles... By Donald G. Krause

Reclaiming Conversation (BKMG)

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Renowned media scholar Sherry Turkle investigates how a flight from conversation undermines our relationships creativity and productivity and why reclaiming face to face conversation can help us regain lost ground We live in a technological... By Sherry Turkle

Leaders eat last: Why some teams pull...

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Leaders are the ones who run headfirst into the unknown They rush towards the danger They put their own interests aside to protect us or to pull us into the future Leaders would sooner sacrifice what is theirs to save what is ours And they would... By Simon Sinek