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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Have you ever wondered why certain people seem to have all the luck Well, 'Don't' will show you how using certain words impact the brain making you either more positive or negative in your outlook. People who have a more positive outlook use more positive language. They see opportunities that others miss - they also see how these opportunities can be turned into real advantages.'Don't' sets out those negative words and phrases to avoid - the ones that create negative thinking in your brain and result in negative behaviour - and then suggests some words and phrases that do just the opposite. The end result You will start to use positive words which activate the positive parts of your brain which then results in positive behaviour.Author Bob Selden shows how we behave according to the words we use and hear. As an example, recent studies show that when young male drivers hear male-type words such as 'tough' and 'rough' they automatically increase their speed, yet hearing female-type words such as 'pink' and 'gentle' leads to a reduction in their speed. Bob poses the question; 'Can the words we use in general conversation also impact our relationships 'Full of practical examples, stories, and 'how to's', 'Don't' provides some fascinating insights into what makes us who we are. Bob will challenge some of your thinking on what makes some people more successful than others - in business, sport, relationships and life. Is it luck Upbringing Opportunity Training Or is it perhaps the words we use Read his new book 'Don't' and make the call.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Many organisations insist that their managers run regular team meetings - to develop strategy, change processes, make more sales - and so on. But to team members, and unfortunately often to the managers themselves, they are boring and do little to motivate or engage. In many cases, this lethargy has become even more so with the increasing number of online meetings in today's new world of work. But there is a way to run team meetings that are invigorating, engaging, and yes, even inspirational! And best-selling author Bob Selden ('What To Do When You Become The Boss' - 75,000 copies sold in four languages), can show you how. What To Do When Leadership Is Needed, is a ground-breaking workbook for managers of teams who want to see their teams perform at their best and have a good time doing so. Along the way, and by running team meetings based on the outlines and stories provided, managers will further develop their own leadership style that ensures their long term success. By focusing on current real-world events, and those notable events that have occurred over the last two decades or so, your meetings will become ones in which your team want to participate and look forward to.How do we develop as leaders We all like to hear stories, even when they are sometimes confronting - it's the best and most interesting way of communicating. Once someone starts to tell a story, the listeners all start imagining and visualising what is happening, what's about to happen, and what's the point of the story. And the better the storyteller, the more involved the listeners become in the story.Whilst the 'nature-nurture' debate about how people develop as leaders has raged for decades, there is an increasing body of evidence to suggest that to at least some extent, leaders are made not born. My belief is the nurture component of leadership development comes about through the stories we hear and read; how we interpret these stories, and the elements from them that we choose to internalise.Gradually over time as we hear more stories, we subconsciously build our own model of leadership.This book is about some of the events I've seen, heard or experienced and that have particular leadership relevance for me. I've written about them as stories in the hope that they will resonate with you and also perhaps remind you of some stories that have influenced your development as a leader. Ultimately, I'd like to think that through reading and reflecting on these stories (and your own), you'll be able to develop and recognise fully your own model of leadership.What To Do When Leadership Is Needed has been designed as a workbook for people who lead teams - each story can be used as the basis for making your team meetings interesting, memorable and most importantly, relevant, or as a trigger as to how your own stories could be used as a key team leadership tool.Bob Selden.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The words we use every day are quietly working against us, and we don't even know it. Every "don't," every "you always," every "I will" is programming our brains in ways that sabotage our relationships, our habits, and our future. Grounded in neuroscience, behavioural economics, and the psychology of emotions, this practical guide reveals how small word shifts create immediate, powerful change. Struggling with difficult conversations? Discover how positive parenting scripts, clean language techniques, and better self-talk dissolve conflict before it starts. Whether you're navigating couples repair, managing workplace feedback, or trying to change negative thinking, the tools here are concrete and proven. From coaching questions that unlock deeper understanding to the science of why "I am saving" beats "I will save", every chapter builds your emotional intelligence habits and transforms how you connect with the people who matter most.Stop walking away from conversations wishing you'd said it differently. Get your copy today and make the simple word changes that will change your life. Described as "ground-breaking" in developing positive conversations, relationships and personalities. Finalist Next Generation NDIE Book Awards. You too can "Unlock the 'Do' in 'Don't'". This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs".The view from 'Palmy' - politics, poultry and popular culture 2018 - 2025. Opinionist, Steve Stannard's view on how to make our world better.Cycling doyen, sports scientist and lately barista, Steve Stannard succumbed to cancer on Saturday, 30th August 2025, aged 58.This book is a tribute to Steve Stannard and his contribution to his community, and indeed the wider society. Where today's leadership is often antagonistic and polarizing, you'll find Steve's articles reflect his often 'way out', but always practical, advice on how to better live our lives in a collaborative rather than confrontational manner.The title, "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs", comes from a very old saying meaning to "put an alternative view, or challenge current thinking or practices", and so "breaking the egg" to make things better (a new dish or meal) is the meaning behind the metaphor.Steve Stannard's writing is always about expressing a point of view that may be contrary to current accepted practices (e.g., business - politics - change management - the environment - education - health - productivity - bureaucracy - sport - restructuring, and more, in a practical and often humorous way so that others who hold an opposing view may stop and look at things a little differently - and that's one of the rare qualities about his writing. It's so different to what's happening in world politics today (even at a local level), where differences (and questions) escalate into full blown arguments rather than reasoned debate around the issues, not personal attacks.And of course, Steve loved his chooks, which were referred to in a number of his articles, such as "Sneaking the sunrise past the rooster" - where he discusses successful people and business management using the analogy of the "boss" (the chook owner), "Middle Management" ("Foghorn" the rooster), and the "The production Workers" (the hens) and whether the stick, carrot, or perhaps restructure are the best ways of improving productivity. "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs" - politics, poultry and popular culture. Steve Stannard's writing reflects a 'way out' and practical way of how to better live collaboratively rather than confrontationally. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs".The view from 'Palmy' - politics, poultry and popular culture 2018 - 2025. Opinionist, Steve Stannard's view on how to make our world better.Cycling doyen, sports scientist and lately barista, Steve Stannard succumbed to cancer on Saturday, 30th August 2025, aged 58.This book is a tribute to Steve Stannard and his contribution to his community, and indeed the wider society. Where today's leadership is often antagonistic and polarizing, you'll find Steve's articles reflect his often 'way out', but always practical, advice on how to better live our lives in a collaborative rather than confrontational manner.The title, "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs", comes from a very old saying meaning to "put an alternative view, or challenge current thinking or practices", and so "breaking the egg" to make things better (a new dish or meal) is the meaning behind the metaphor.Steve Stannard's writing is always about expressing a point of view that may be contrary to current accepted practices (e.g., business - politics - change management - the environment - education - health - productivity - bureaucracy - sport - restructuring, and more, in a practical and often humorous way so that others who hold an opposing view may stop and look at things a little differently - and that's one of the rare qualities about his writing. It's so different to what's happening in world politics today (even at a local level), where differences (and questions) escalate into full blown arguments rather than reasoned debate around the issues, not personal attacks.And of course, Steve loved his chooks, which were referred to in a number of his articles, such as "Sneaking the sunrise past the rooster" - where he discusses successful people and business management using the analogy of the "boss" (the chook owner), "Middle Management" ("Foghorn" the rooster), and the "The production Workers" (the hens) and whether the stick, carrot, or perhaps restructure are the best ways of improving productivity. "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs" - politics, poultry and popular culture. Steve Stannard's writing reflects a 'way out' and practical way of how to better live collaboratively rather than confrontationally. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The words we use every day are quietly working against us, and we don't even know it. Every "don't," every "you always," every "I will" is programming our brains in ways that sabotage our relationships, our habits, and our future. Grounded in neuroscience, behavioural economics, and the psychology of emotions, this practical guide reveals how small word shifts create immediate, powerful change. Struggling with difficult conversations? Discover how positive parenting scripts, clean language techniques, and better self-talk dissolve conflict before it starts. Whether you're navigating couples repair, managing workplace feedback, or trying to change negative thinking, the tools here are concrete and proven. From coaching questions that unlock deeper understanding to the science of why "I am saving" beats "I will save", every chapter builds your emotional intelligence habits and transforms how you connect with the people who matter most.Stop walking away from conversations wishing you'd said it differently. Get your copy today and make the simple word changes that will change your life. Described as "ground-breaking" in developing positive conversations, relationships and personalities. Finalist Next Generation NDIE Book Awards. You too can "Unlock the 'Do' in 'Don't'". This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs'.The view from 'Palmy' - politics, poultry and popular culture 2018 - 2025. Opinionist, Steve Stannard's view on how to make our world better.Cycling doyen, sports scientist and lately barista, Steve Stannard succumbed to cancer on Saturday, 30th August 2025, aged 58.This book is a tribute to Steve Stannard and his contribution to his community, and indeed the wider society. Where today's leadership is often antagonistic and polarizing, you'll find Steve's articles reflect his often 'way out', but always practical, advice on how to better live our lives in a collaborative rather than confrontational manner.The title, 'You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs', comes from a very old saying meaning to 'put an alternative view, or challenge current thinking or practices', and so 'breaking the egg' to make things better (a new dish or meal) is the meaning behind the metaphor.Steve Stannard's writing is always about expressing a point of view that may be contrary to current accepted practices (e.g., business - politics - change management - the environment - education - health - productivity - bureaucracy - sport - restructuring, and more, in a practical and often humorous way so that others who hold an opposing view may stop and look at things a little differently - and that's one of the rare qualities about his writing. It's so different to what's happening in world politics today (even at a local level), where differences (and questions) escalate into full blown arguments rather than reasoned debate around the issues, not personal attacks.And of course, Steve loved his chooks, which were referred to in a number of his articles, such as 'Sneaking the sunrise past the rooster' - where he discusses successful people and business management using the analogy of the 'boss' (the chook owner), 'Middle Management' ('Foghorn' the rooster), and the 'The production Workers' (the hens) and whether the stick, carrot, or perhaps restructure are the best ways of improving productivity.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The words we use every day are quietly working against us, and we don't even know it. Every "don't," every "you always," every "I will" is programming our brains in ways that sabotage our relationships, our habits, and our future. Grounded in neuroscience, behavioural economics, and the psychology of emotions, this practical guide reveals how small word shifts create immediate, powerful change. Struggling with difficult conversations? Discover how positive parenting scripts, clean language techniques, and better self-talk dissolve conflict before it starts. Whether you're navigating couples repair, managing workplace feedback, or trying to change negative thinking, the tools here are concrete and proven. From coaching questions that unlock deeper understanding to the science of why "I am saving" beats "I will save", every chapter builds your emotional intelligence habits and transforms how you connect with the people who matter most.Stop walking away from conversations wishing you'd said it differently. Get your copy today and make the simple word changes that will change your life. Described as "ground-breaking" in developing positive conversations, relationships and personalities. Finalist Next Generation NDIE Book Awards. You too can "Unlock the 'Do' in 'Don't'". This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs".The view from 'Palmy' - politics, poultry and popular culture 2018 - 2025. Opinionist, Steve Stannard's view on how to make our world better.Cycling doyen, sports scientist and lately barista, Steve Stannard succumbed to cancer on Saturday, 30th August 2025, aged 58.This book is a tribute to Steve Stannard and his contribution to his community, and indeed the wider society. Where today's leadership is often antagonistic and polarizing, you'll find Steve's articles reflect his often 'way out', but always practical, advice on how to better live our lives in a collaborative rather than confrontational manner.The title, "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs", comes from a very old saying meaning to "put an alternative view, or challenge current thinking or practices", and so "breaking the egg" to make things better (a new dish or meal) is the meaning behind the metaphor.Steve Stannard's writing is always about expressing a point of view that may be contrary to current accepted practices (e.g., business - politics - change management - the environment - education - health - productivity - bureaucracy - sport - restructuring, and more, in a practical and often humorous way so that others who hold an opposing view may stop and look at things a little differently - and that's one of the rare qualities about his writing. It's so different to what's happening in world politics today (even at a local level), where differences (and questions) escalate into full blown arguments rather than reasoned debate around the issues, not personal attacks.And of course, Steve loved his chooks, which were referred to in a number of his articles, such as "Sneaking the sunrise past the rooster" - where he discusses successful people and business management using the analogy of the "boss" (the chook owner), "Middle Management" ("Foghorn" the rooster), and the "The production Workers" (the hens) and whether the stick, carrot, or perhaps restructure are the best ways of improving productivity. "You Can't Make an Omelette Without Breaking a Few Eggs" - politics, poultry and popular culture. Steve Stannard's writing reflects a 'way out' and practical way of how to better live collaboratively rather than confrontationally. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The words we use every day are quietly working against us, and we don't even know it. Every 'don't,' every 'you always,' every 'I will' is programming our brains in ways that sabotage our relationships, our habits, and our future. Grounded in neuroscience, behavioural economics, and the psychology of emotions, this practical guide reveals how small word shifts create immediate, powerful change. Struggling with difficult conversations Discover how positive parenting scripts, clean language techniques, and better self-talk dissolve conflict before it starts. Whether you're navigating couples repair, managing workplace feedback, or trying to change negative thinking, the tools here are concrete and proven. From coaching questions that unlock deeper understanding to the science of why 'I am saving' beats 'I will save', every chapter builds your emotional intelligence habits and transforms how you connect with the people who matter most.Stop walking away from conversations wishing you'd said it differently. Get your copy today and make the simple word changes that will change your life.…