Bøger af Michael Knight

There are no cures for Tinnitus. However, you can live life to the full with the screaming in your ears and brain 24/7 - I promise you!Mike Knight has had tinnitus (ringing in the ears) from a young age. At the age of 21 he was diagnosed with moderate hearing loss, following the onset of mild tinnitus. Being young and indestructible, Mike continued to expose himself to loud music, through DJ'ing at venues, parties and at home. After a number of life stresses, a bang to the head, and further loss of hearing, severe intrusive tinnitus turned Mike's life upside down overnight. Resulting symptoms included Hyperacusis, severe headaches, constant earache, dizziness and a heightened sense of constant fear.In 2014 anxiety, depression and daily suicidal thoughts circled Mike's mind for months and months, he was left believing life was not worth living with the intrusive tinnitus. Mike soon realised that the specialists and doctors appeared to be of no help to people with the condition, therefore he took matters into his own hands, through exploratory self-help. Through educational sources, daily self-help, nutrition, exercise and a whole host of other techniques, Mike has travelled from the depths of suicidal thoughts and fear to a life full of joy.Follow Mike on his tinnitus journey from his teenage years and the initial mild tinnitus symptoms, to the onset of severe intrusive ear and brain tinnitus and near-suicidal experiences, through to a life with purpose. Yes, your life can be regained if you follow these simple daily practices, making you stronger each day until you take full control of the life you deserve.

A mature guide to attraction that is neither insulting to women nor to the intelligence of its readers. While written for a general audience, this text caters especially to those with technical backgrounds. Logically minded individuals, such as engineers and computer programmers, are generally among the most befuddled when it comes to attracting women. While attraction and seduction are more of an art than a science, this text breaks down and delineates the most critical and fundamental concepts.Inside this book you will not find pick-up lines, routines, gimmicks, tricks or manipulative mind games. While other resources provide surface level advice, this book tackles attraction on a first principles basis. By understanding how attraction works on the deepest level, you will learn to address the causes of your issues rather than just how to cover up the symptoms. That is, you will learn to become an attractive man, not just how to act like one.

Designed to help the reader develop his own football philosophy. The Parent Coach, A Guide to Success, is your football/soccer foundation on which to build your own team as you continue to develop on your coaching journey. Although there are many good technical coaching books available written by top academy coaches based around their knowledge and experience, few if any meet the needs of the reader (the parent coach) from the point of view of how to run and coach a team at grass roots level. The author Michael Knight is a parent and F.A. licensed coach with many years of experience. Having coached all age groups at grass roots level through to adults, to coaching u21 at a semi pro club. This guide passes on his experience as a grass roots coach, giving the reader an insight into what a parent/coach/manager of a grass roots football team needs to look out for. With information on: - Dealing with and assessing your players (and parents!) - The structure of a team. - Building a team ethos. - What needs to be done and what to look out for on match day. - Training - Administration - Your club.

Written with the stunning economy of language for which Michael Knight's work has always been praised, "The Typist" is a rich and powerful work of historical fiction that expertly chronicles both the politics of the Pacific theater of World War II, and the personal relationships borne from the tragedies of warfare. When Francis Vancleave ("Van") joins the army in 1944, he expects his term of service to pass uneventfully. His singular talent--typing ninety-five words a minute--keeps him off the battlefield and in General MacArthur's busy Tokyo headquarters, where his days are filled with paperwork in triplicate and letters of dictation. But little does Van know that the first year of the occupation will prove far more volatile for him than for the U.S. Army. When he's bunked with a troubled combat veteran-cum-black marketer and recruited to babysit MacArthur's eight-year-old son, Van is suddenly tangled in the complex--and risky--personal lives of his compatriots. As he brushes shoulders with panpan girls and Communists on the streets of Tokyo, Van struggles to uphold his convictions in the face of unexpected conflict--especially the startling news from his war bride, a revelation that threatens Van with a kind of war wound he never anticipated.

This luminous new collection of stories from the author of Dogfight and Divining Rod astutely explores rediscovered love, reconciliation, and peace amid the trials of everyday life. In each story in Goodnight, Nobody, characters are surprised by their mettle even as they recognize their fallibility; they are convinced of the power of love, family, and trust even as they experience the danger of obsession, anger, and simple accident. In the subtle romance "Birdland," a beautiful ornithologist from up north does her best to deny the lure of a parrot-populated Alabama village and its resident driftwood carver. In the stylistically daring masterpiece "Killing Stonewall Jackson," a rough band of Confederate soldiers contemplate the distant, fabled Stonewall Jackson, the man who has sent them to a hellish battlefield. Stirring tenderness in equal parts with violence, Goodnight, Nobody will amaze with Michael Knight's graceful sense of humor and empathy with the human spirit.