Suchergebnisse

Goodbye, "Old" world! -- The office is broken -- Rise of the changemaker -- The human cloud -- Rise of the human cloud -- Why changemakers are moving to the human cloud -- How changemakers are thriving in the human cloud -- Why tapping into the human cloud is the new corner office -- How to tap into the human cloud -- Why organization embrace the human cloud -- How organizations embrace the human cloud -- What's on the horizon for the human cloud -- The machine cloud -- Rise of the machine cloud -- How to work in the machine cloud -- Tapping into the machine cloud -- Unlocking the machine cloud in organizations -- What's on the horizon -- Hello, "New" world! -- Release the changemaker.

The political economy of stigma and the production of memoir -- Writing labor, writing privilege in HIV memoir -- Diagnostic reading and the limits of disability memoir -- Privacy, bioethics, and narrative medicine -- Work, disclosure, and the HIV origin story -- Power, resistance, and differential reading practices.

Introduction: The Condition Our Condition Is In -- Is Marijuana Like Alcohol? -- Sobriety and Drunkenness -- More Superficial Comparisons -- The Meaning of Liberty -- Sins and Crimes -- The Wrong End -- Mental Health and Risk -- Joints versus Cigarettes as Actual Hazards -- Deep Incentives -- Drug Courts -- Conclusion: Mere Gospel.

"Here is the reality of marriage: there are no secrets to making it work. In fact, marriage is not the thing that is supposed to work. People are supposed to work! Beloved Marriage counselor Pastor Cal Roberson captivates millions of viewers with his eccentric personality and unabashed yet effective marriage advice-and Marriage Ain't for Punks is no different. This book is a relationship gamechanger. It's a straightforward and unapologetic dive into why people fail or struggle at one of the most popular and sought-after unions in society. But this is more than a book about marriage-it's a book about how to manage life with another person. The principles and methods Roberson provides are not theoretical or hearsay but tested and proven. The book will methodically probe into the hearts of readers and force them to confront themselves and be accountable for their own emotions and actions. Even though some marriages look like a hot mess, transparency, honesty, and downright fearlessness are the traits that make a great marriage. A great marriage is about refusing to allow pettiness to destroy the loving connection they share. Those with healthy marriages are not weaklings. They are not quitters. They know that Marriage Ain't for Punks!"--