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Are Coincidences Really Messages from Heaven: Interview with Author Nancy L.A. Ruhl "Clues from Heaven"

Adventure in faraway places awaits you in this true blockbuster autobiography about two American kids who met in the jungles of paradise. Their story, interwoven with drama and suspense, involves humor, a sea monster, tragedy, love, pets, adoption, surprises in the supernatural, challenges and a life-threatening event while working in an upper echelon of the US Government. Seeming coincidences join it all together and are finalized into a most amazing, heartwarming, emotionally touching and beautiful ending.

It becomes obvious early in the book that an invisible, extremely intelligent, supernatural force possesses an all-encompassing stake in the final outcome of the events affecting our lives and all realities of present and future generations. This supernatural, invisible force, was labeled in the Twentieth Century as “the God factor.

Per Albert Einstein, "Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous." This book was written to encourage readers not to give up their hopes and dreams, nor doubt the God factor's existence or love for them in spite of challenges, tragedy and heartache. It invites them to take a second look at coincidences as a possible indication of Heaven's intervention and guidance in their life. It is meant to help dissuade natural-born skeptics from dismissing potential clues too quickly as merely coincidence. Most importantly, it also identifies many creative ways in which Heaven sends timely clues to encourage us to keep going until we reach the wonderful destiny the God factor has in store for us.

Nancy, a published author and poet, was also a musician and singer giving concerts on the West Coast and Hawaii with appearances on radio and TV. She is a former Civil Service career employee having supervised the largest field office on the West Coast for GSA/PBS, Buildings Management Division. She also worked for the DOT/IRS, Criminal Division; the DOJ/US Attorney's Office, Criminal Division; the DOD/DON, Acquisition Department, Navy Litigation Task Force and Comptroller's Office.

https://www.amazon.com/Clues-Heaven-Nancy-L-Ruhl-ebook/dp/B0FYKB1N8L?ref_=ast_author_mpb

https://christianfaithpublishing.com/books/?book=clues-from-heaven

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New Manager Tips, Mistakes to Avoid in Your First Week: "Congrats! You've Been Promoted: An Essential Guide for Helping New Leaders and Their Teams Succeed" by Noel Massie.

Noel Massie’s Congrats! You’ve Been Promoted! is an essential guide for equipping new managers with the tools and strategies to lead their teams successfully.

Getting promoted is one of the most exciting events in a career. Yet many are placed in the role without any knowledge of what it takes to be a leader, let alone a great leader. You’re expected to sink or swim, and most companies don’t provide any support or leadership training either before or after the promotion.

You want to be an excellent leader for your team, but where can you find the basic tools and strategies you need?

Author Noel Massie, former vice president of operations for UPS, has walked in your shoes. And he knows what it takes to lead with both wisdom and confidence. Congrats! You’ve Been Promoted is the trusty, must-have guide for every new leader. It’s a mentor on your bookshelf!

With professional and personal anecdotes, pertinent research, and exercises that help reinforce the concepts, Massie uses his signature straightforward style to impart the leadership lessons he learned during his six-decade career, such as:

• Understanding your team’s terms and conditions, and your own
• Establishing trust with your team
• Providing regular, actionable feedback
• Leveraging the B.E.S.T. Principle to keep discussions with employees focused and positive
• Applying the 4x5 Method to capture multiple perspectives on any situation
• . . . and many more.

Noel Massie began working for UPS part time during college and rose through the ranks to become vice president for UPS’s US Delivery Operations. Before his retirement in 2019, he oversaw 200,000 employees who were led by 12,000 supervisors. In this role, Noel supported and guided the package delivery and logistic services in the United States. He continues to mentor young leaders and supervisors.

Noel is currently a member of numerous boards: the Annenberg Foundation, which holds a $1.7 billion endowment and where Noel serves on their investment committee that guides the foundation’s investment strategy; the Los Angeles Urban Leagues Executive Committee, where Noel served as chairman for nine years; Chapter ONE US, an organization that seeks to enhance elementary school literacy; and the Asian American and Pacific Islander Legal Center.

He has received over a dozen awards, including the Peter Drucker School of Management Leadership Award, the Whitney M. Young Award, the Admiral Samuel L. Gravely Award, the Civic Leadership Award of Los Angeles, and the Civic Leadership Award of Chicago for serving for five years on the Chicago Workforce Board. He currently mentors young leaders and private organizations on values-based leadership principles.

He and his family reside in Oak Park, Illinois, with a secondary residence in Southern California.

AMAZON

https://noelmassie.com/

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http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/1826noel.mp3

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