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Florida, now America's third most populous state, was a remote, under-populated wilderness in the early 19th century. Two men, father and son, were major players in the state's development and eventual statehood. Yet their roles were vastly different and they achieved prominence in totally divergent ways.

An awful poet, dumped by his girlfriend, roams through Italy, where he clearly doesn't belong; an oil delivery man falls in love with a clumsy woman and becomes even clumsier than she is; and a six-year-old and his father kill over 200 flies at a horse farm while the father wonders about life and death. Poor Advice and Other Stories, with its mix of the serious and the absurd, reveals Lou Gaglia's humor, imagination, and range.

This book is an instructional manual written by a college tutor that explains simple techniques and learning strategies that can be used to develop yourself as a student or any kind of learner by learning techniques and learning strategies developed through years of trial and error (figuring out what works and what doesn't). This manual has a list of study skills that I have developed and proven throughout the years that I have spent studying in college and tutoring students.

In today’s modern creative economy, one of the most critical stills to possess is being creative. People who are creative are marked by their dedication to their craft, their patience, their ability to think outside of the proverbial box, and their willingness to take risks.

Are you struggling to write a successful resume? Are you frustrated with applying to organizations and not getting interviews? Or maybe you are getting interviews, but you struggle to interview well and ultimately get rejected. No matter your situation, The Golden Resume will show you how to get the big internship or job you desire and deserve, through mastering your resume and acing interviews.

Faced with failure, those with a winner's mind-set adapt and soldier on. Those with the loser's mind-set quit. One coworker of mine nearly died in a car accident but showed up to work with a cast on her arm and a brace around her neck. Another gave up after failing to meet the sales quota after the first week on the floor. Both faced adversity; one kept moving forward, the other fled.

The Survival Guide for College Students: Your Subconscious Programming Is in the Driver's Seat is the book you've been waiting for. It doesn't just help you manage your study materials and test-taking strategies - you'll also learn how to develop the emotional and personal skills you need to succeed. This insightful book helps you develop your self-esteem, get the right study mindset, and face your fears of failure.