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When Covid-19 forced a sudden shift to remote work in 2020, it only exacerbated what had been a long-simmering issue in the workplace: Feelings of isolation and loneliness among employees are on the rise, and contribute to a real and growing mental health problem that affects both individuals and organizations. In Connectable, you'll learn how addressing the issues - and finding practical, effective solutions - can transform an isolated workforce to one that's happier, more engaged, and more productive in their efforts.

The Smooth River is the remarkable story of how a well-known public relations expert and her husband met her stage 4 pancreatic cancer head-on. With vigor and strength, they deployed all they and medicine had to offer. But in contrast to narrow conventional approaches, the couple developed a far more expansive view of what strength means in response to a crisis for which there are no medical cures. They called this the Smooth River.

Elissa refuse de parler. Dans un monde où tout le monde parle à tort et à travers, ce silence semble anormal, assourdissant. On l'examine, on tente de la soigner, on tente de l'éduquer malgré de nombreuses difficultés… Jusqu’au moment où l'on constate qu'elle s'enfuit de l’école spécialisée où on l'a placée. Un conte cherche toujours à dévoiler un petit pan de réalité. Celui-ci cherche modestement à parler de la lecture du monde que nous faisons tous. Quel est le sens des évènements autour de nous ? Doit-on les accepter ?

En décrivant un hypothétique conflit entre les lettres, le conte "La guerre des voyelles et des consonnes" donne vie aux entités abstraites qui constituent le langage, et interroge de manière humoristique leurs différents regroupements comme la constitution des mots. Présentant des associations comiques de phonèmes, le récit en améliore la connaissance et d'une certaine façon dédramatise les principes de leur association. Le but est de favoriser le lien social et soutenir l'égalité des chances.

Une maison toute simple, pas bien grande, à l'orée d'un village… Du matin au soir et du soir au matin elle retentissait de rires et de chants… La vielle dame qui habitait là depuis toujours accueillait les enfants du voisinage mais aussi les chats perdus, les chiens errants, les hérissons à trois pattes, le vieil âne dont personne ne voulait, le lièvre qui n'y voyait plus… les insectes y voletaient toute la journée, les abeilles butinaient sans piquer personne… Le temps s'y écoulait agréablement.

Confidence is sexy. Confidence is powerful. Call it what you want - chutzpah, charisma, or the cool factor. But whatever you call it, Randy Cohen, the CEO (chief energizing officer) of TicketCity, says it’s all about swagger - or confidence with an attitude! Cohen has been courtside, ringside, and inside at some of the greatest events on the planet - Olympics, Super Bowls, and sold-out mega-concerts. Secrets of Swagger shares his expertise on how 10 celebrities have reached amazing success by channeling their inner power and then strutting their stuff all the way to the bank.

How can someone get the best seats to the Super Bowl, the Olympics, the Kentucky Derby, and all the greatest concerts and sporting events in the world? By owning TicketCity, one of America’s fastest-growing ticket brokers. In this motivational and inspirational book, you will learn how author Randy Cohen started a business with just $1,200 and a few University of Texas basketball tickets and built it into a ticket-selling empire that today serves 250,000 clients in 17 countries.

Johnny "Whoops" Watson and Billy Bates - young guitarists and singers - and their band, Conflict, are playing clubs in Los Angeles, where the days of rock's zenith have faded, but the hopes and dreams of aspiring musicians haven't. Conflict is struggling, and chaos ensues when someone close to the band is killed. Johnny and Billy are swept up in the mystery, ill-prepared as they are to confront it.

The show where three cartoonists take an in-depth look at the greatest comic strip of all time-- Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz. Undeniably one of the most influential cartoonists in history, Unpacking Peanuts examines Schulz’s contributions to art, storytelling, and pop culture. Hosts Jimmy Gownley, Harold Buchholz, and Michael Cohen bring their lifelong love and admiration of Peanuts to the conversation. The interaction between the hosts is genuinely funny and insightful as they discuss the strip’s impact on the medium and the world.

The Case for Connection podcast explores the research and evidence behind why human connection is so crucial in an often lonely and isolated world. The bestselling authors of Connectable: How Leaders Can Move Teams From Isolated to All In and introvert and extrovert hosts, Ryan Jenkins and Steven Van Cohen, provide their expert advice and personal perspectives. This podcast is presented by LessLonely.com, the world’s premier resource for reducing loneliness and strengthening connections across teams. Learn more at https://lesslonely.com.

A homeless man recalls how the Nazis gave his grandfather the choice of death or helping them discover who murdered 3 SS men in Prague and how his connection to this upended his life. Blending historical fiction, mystery, and magic realism, Last Jew in Prague is a novel about lifting yourself up when all you want to do is keep falling. But it's more than just a novel. I was your typical urban professional before struggling with homelessness and depression. This story inspired me forward, and I hope you find it as inspiring.

Twelve-year-old Arlo is afraid of fire, creepy TV shows, and even his own shadow—but most of all, he’s afraid of losing his mother to the disease that nearly claimed her life a year ago. During a Thanksgiving road trip, a sudden collision with a strange beast in the middle of the road totals the family’s car, and Arlo, his mom, and his sister end up stranded in a small town called Livermore. But there’s something off about this place.

Conversations about Second Adolescence - the messy, exhilarating, awkward, healing-filled LGBTQ+ adulthood that comes after growing up in an anti-queer world. Hosted by Adam James Cohen, a licensed psychotherapist and a fellow human who navigated his own Second Adolescence. For more, visit: www.secondadolescencepod.com

When you listen to this audiobook, you will in no way question whether its from God or not. That is, if you know and understand the word of God. This audiobook has come in this form to shed some light on what may seem confusing, enlighten your eyes of understanding on some things, give instructions and/or directions.

Our modern workforce is suffering. For too long, organizations and leaders have sought success through a focus on efficiency and productivity, and it’s costing us dearly. Workplaces have become toxic, and getting work done is a lot harder than it needs to be. Bullying and abuse has reached epidemic levels - along with high rates of burnout, turnover, and fatigue. Clearly, something needs to change. Leadership experts Debbie Cohen and Kate Roeske-Zummer chart a new path forward: one that brings humanity to the workplace through awareness, choice, and courage.

Dans l'univers des ogres, la violence et la viande sont des incontournables. Alors, quand un jeune ogre grandit en détestant terroriser les gens et préférant dévorer les légumes aux petites filles, on se dit que sa vie risque d'être compliquée... Sa rencontre avec Daphné, une humaine dont il devait se régaler au petit-déjeuner selon sa mère, finit de le convaincre de mettre un terme au règne de terreur que les ogres mènent sur Terre.

Do you feel like your anger and emotions are out of control? Does yelling at your children not helping at all? Maybe you need help. Maybe what you are doing is dangerous to you and your children. Do you want to learn how to be more patient and calmer with your children? You don't have to be a professional therapist to learn how to handle anger and emotions healthily.

Parents are under a lot of stress. They don’t know how to handle their own emotions, and they have no idea what to do with their kids’ emotions either. The best way for parents to understand their children better is by having an emotional intelligence that allows them to see things from the child’s perspective. This helps parents make better decisions when they deal with their kids - both in terms of discipline and building strong relationships with them.

Going to the Circus that night was a whim, but it would change their lives forever. When siblings Emma and Nemo Reeve went to the Circus Phantasm, they expected tantalizing glimpses of magic. Instead, they are drawn out of the cage of secrets they have built and swept away from their small-town lives. Here, their hidden magical talents can flourish. They can travel with fantastical creatures. They may even have found - at last - a home. But the Ringmaster has his own dark secrets. His past is coming to haunt him, and now danger stalks them all.

Racism, hatred, bullying, and a lot more are very common these days. What if these are the results of parents failing to teach their kids empathy when they were young? When we do not develop this important value, children are unable to process their own feelings and behaviors. In turn, they have difficulty in reaching out to other people. They will have a hard time building deeper relationships with the people around them.