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Meet your new sales force: They love collaboration, live and breathe technology, and happily bring assignments home. They also show up late, resist authority, text their friends in meetings, and job hop like there's no tomorrow. You can bark orders all you want, but it won't work with millennials. To get great sales results, you need to let go of old-school approaches and learn to speak their language. Creating Sales Stars is your field guide to managing today's emerging sales professionals.

Here's how to maintain a strong marriage no matter what comes your way. Now more than ever, couples are facing tough times that can impact on even the strongest of marriages. In In Good Times and Bad, family counselor and relationships expert M. Gary Neuman and his wife, Melisa, take a look at one of the biggest issues couples face - money management - and give you the tools you need to deal with whatever financial challenges come your way.

Every student asks questions about life beyond the classroom: What does it mean to be in community? How can I discern my vocation? How should I understand marriage and sex? How should I relate to money and power? What happens if I doubt my faith? How should I approach interfaith dialogue? To help students navigate these questions about some of life's most pressing and difficult issues, Gary M. Burge and David Lauber have gathered insights from Christian faculty who draw on their own experiences in conversation with students during office hours and over coffee.

It has been a year and a half since the ordeal in the mountains, and Zach Walker has thought of nothing but returning and reuniting with the girl he met. Seizing an opportunity, Zach sets out to make the journey alone, only to be sidetracked by someone needing his help; a young Mexican girl desperately searching for her younger sister, who was kidnapped. Her request brings back Zach’s memories of when he faced a similar ordeal of fighting for his family on the mountain. Determined to help the girl, Zach plunges into a new adventure dealing with child abduction and slavery that takes him ...

Alone in the mountains, hunted by men and fate, a fifteen-year-old boy must keep his sister alive. When Zach Walker’s parents disappear in the unforgiving Appalachian wilderness after the Civil War, survival becomes a daily reckoning. With only his six-year-old sister depending on him, Zach is forced onto a brutal frontier trail where hunger, cold, and violence press in from every side—and two relentless pursuers follow close behind, one driven by blood, the other by secrets Zach cannot yet understand. Each mile strips away what remains of boyhood. The mountains demand choices no child ...

If you've ever been curious about how to be the best version of you, wondered what makes people tick, or explored tools to help you understand how you fit in the world, you'll enjoy Unlock the Power of Your Perception.

On a winter's night, a homeless man seeking to get out of the cold enters an office building in Pittsburgh and camps out in the basement. He searches through boxes that he finds there and discovers one containing the office memorabilia of an attorney. He feels a strange affinity for the attorney, who he doesn't know, but who is sitting at his desk four floors up. The lawyer is about to be retained on a medical malpractice case representing the estate of a young mother who died tragically and unexpectedly. One of the deceased mother's children is a teenager, and a good writer.

Unlocking the final book of the Bible can feel overwhelming—especially for new believers. This accessible guide was born out of years of teaching, research, sermons, and study, drawing from the wisdom of many respected commentators while offering clear and concise insights of its own. Designed as a companion to your Bible and other study resources, this guide doesn’t claim originality or exhaustiveness. Instead, it provides a thoughtful overview of Revelation’s structure, themes, and message, along with essential keys to understanding its prophetic imagery. Whether you're opening ...

Most lives do not resolve. Work remains unfinished. Ambitions soften but do not disappear. Time narrows, even as responsibility deepens. For those who have lived long enough to feel the weight of what was begun but not completed, the question is no longer how to finish everything, but how to remain faithful within limits. This collection of essays reflects on aging, legacy, and the work that must sometimes be laid down. Drawing quietly from Scripture, it resists tidy conclusions and easy consolation. Instead, it attends to endurance, obedience, and the discipline of stopping without despair...

Gary Gorman is a composer with a diverse background in computer written music and electric or upright bass performance.

Gary Douglas ist auf einer Mission, um den fortwährenden Konflikt zwischen Männern und Frauen zu beenden. Salon des Femmes basiert auf einer Serie von Telekursen, die Douglas für eine Gruppe von Frauen abgehalten hat. In dieser Serie diskutieren sie über Männer, Sex, Beziehungen, die Rollen von Männern und Frauen und wie man erstaunlich harmonische Beziehungen kreieren kann. Dabei vermischen sich die bahnbrechenden Werkzeuge und Prozesse von Access Consciousness(R) mit einfühlsamen Enthüllungen und herzerwärmender Inspiration.

Winning Life's Gold Medal takes the ideals of the Olympic Games and the experiences from one man's journey to get there and teaches some of the most valuable life lessons. Winning Life's Gold Medal contains ten motivational lessons that will help you become a better person and improve your relationships with friends and family. It will bring new meaning and joy to your life at a time in the world when it is needed most. The lessons in Winning Life's Gold Medal will change your perspective of what is really important to you. Gary Hall Sr. is an American swimmer, three-time Olympic medalist, ...

1836, Blue Ridge Mountains. As the shadow of removal falls across the Cherokee homeland, two hearts stand against the storm. Adohi, a young woman once caught between two worlds, and Tayané, a proud Cherokee leader, have fought to protect their people through hunger, exile, and loss. Now, as soldiers close in and the threat of the Trail of Tears looms, they lead a hidden band deep into the mountains — where faith, love, and the land itself become their only refuge. Through the harsh winter and uncertain spring, Adohi and Tayané cling to hope, guided by the old ways and the whisper of the...

Ginny: A Promise of Home Savannah, 1887. Ginny has survived the unthinkable—an abusive childhood that left her believing she was worthless. At sixteen she ran, determined to build a new life far from the cruel voices of her past. Now, as a nurse in Savannah’s grand hospital, she has carved out a fragile peace and dares to dream of belonging. But when her first love suddenly reappears, the embers of the past ignite with dangerous intensity. At the same time, a new suitor stirs her heart in ways she never imagined—tender, steadfast, and offering the promise of a future free of pain. Two...

A Kiss in the Ashes: Where Love Defied the Gallows Georgia, 1865. The war is over, but its shadows still linger. Abigale McKinley has already buried too much—her brother lost to the battlefield, her family clinging to survival on a ravaged farm, her heart worn thin by grief. The last thing she expects is a stranger to ride into her life bearing both devastating news…and a fragile spark of hope. Joseph Brennan was once a Union soldier who refused to fire on men who didn’t know the war had ended. Branded a deserter for choosing mercy over murder, he carries scars no battlefield ever ...

A sweeping historical romance of love, courage, and the spirit that binds two worlds, set in 1835. When Luella Carter escapes a cruel betrothal in the rugged wilderness of the Blue Ridge Mountains, she becomes both hunter and hunted — until she crosses paths with Tayané, a Cherokee warrior bound by honor and haunted by loss. Taken from all she has known, Luella becomes Adohi — “the one who comes from the woods” — a name born of survival, strength, and destiny. As the two journey deeper into the mountains, the boundary between captor and captive begins to fade. Through storm and ...

She was the mountain’s secret. He was its spirit. Together, they would fight for the heart of freedom—and for each other. The Blue Ridge Mountains, 1834. After escaping captivity and loss, Adohi finds sanctuary among the Cherokee people—and in the quiet strength of Tayané, the warrior who risked everything to save her. But as the white towns below prepare to seize the land and erase its people, peace becomes a dream fading like mist at dawn. Bound by love and fate, Adohi and Tayané must face the world that would tear them apart and discover what it truly means to live free.

The Merchant’s Daughter: A Story of the Ashes of War and Love’s Return 1876, Georgia. The Civil War is over, but its shadows linger in the burned fields and broken lives it left behind. When Benjamin returns to his hometown, he finds only ashes—his family murdered, his home destroyed, and his future uncertain. With nothing left, he drifts into the struggling town of Clyde, sleeping on the steps of the mercantile and looking like a vagrant. Arabella, who owns the store after her father’s untimely death, drives him off that first day—only to discover that the boy she once knew has ...

He sent her husband to war. Now, with the fighting over and a promise to keep, Nathan rides home to deliver a letter—and face the love and guilt he’s carried for years. When the guns fall silent after the Civil War, Nathan returns home carrying more than his own wounds. He carries a promise — and a letter. A letter for Amelia Proctor, the childhood friend he once adored, now the grieving widow of the man he persuaded to march off to war. Amelia has survived loss by hardening her heart. She wants nothing from the man who brought her sorrow — especially not help. But when Nathan ...

Hearts Beneath Black Water Where secrets drown and danger stalks, only love can keep them afloat. Savannah, 1860. Joseph “Tru” McCormack never intended to return home. A year at law school in New York promised him a different life, far from the shadow of his family’s lawman legacy. But when duty calls him back to Georgia, Tru finds himself entangled once more in the past—hauling freight, repairing fences, and crossing paths with the one woman he thought he’d left behind. Beth Roundtree has changed since their childhood quarrels. Lovely, sharp, and fiercely loyal, she carries her ...