Bøger af Richards

The vast oil fields of Texas between Abilene and Fort Stockton are referred to by many as "The Big Country." The towns, big and small, as different as they may be, they all share two things in common......oil and cattle.The wind-blown hills of the Big Country can be desert-hot in the summer or bitter-cold in the winter. The harsh, unforgiving landscape there creates tough people who are tied closely to the land. People who work hard, play hard, and love hard.This is the story about two such people who meet by sheer chance on a late Sunday afternoon at a truck stop in a small town. That unexpected meeting would turn into a whirlwind romance with life-long consequences for both of them and also everyone around them.

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Do you wish you could live happier?... or do you wonder if you can be rid of anxiety? Are you tempted to find out what persuasion and manipulation can do for you? Do you feel stagnant, stuck in a rut, and ready for a change?Are you terrified of ending up old having wasted years of your life unhappy?If you keep doing what you've always done, you'll never fight the blues and get find happiness.Is this positive for you?Human Psychology: The Art Of Persuasion And Manipulation teaches you every step, including an action plan for overcoming problems. This is a book of action and doesn't just tell you to try harder. Life rewards those who take matters into their own hands, and this book is where to start.Human Psychology is full of real-life methods for people just like you, proven techniques that have worked for many people. These methods are backed up countless studies, all of which will arm you with a mindset primed for success, happiness, and proven concepts to make your life easier.Easy-to-implement small changes and practical takeaways for immediate action.What happens if you ignore your anxiety?¿ Learn what persuasion can do for you.¿ Why should you care about emotional problems?¿ What could you achieve avoiding manipulation?¿ The consequences of ignoring your psychological problems.How will you learn to free your healthier mind?¿ Identify the power of trust¿ How to build a lifestyle for wellness¿ Know the reasons behind manipulation¿ How to develop new habits to express your real feelingsWhat happens when you don't let life pass you by?¿ Never wonder "what if" you could be a happier version of yourself!¿ Wake up every day with a positive mindset¿ Inspire yourself and others to gain the life you want.¿ Start your journey to find your true happiness.Find out how to let go of your lack of energy and take flight towards being happy, period.Create a healthy and positive life you want.Human Psychology: The Art Of Persuasion And Manipulation today by clicking the BUY NOW button at the top right of this page!P.S. You'll be on your way to getting happy within 24 hours.

The Dead don't always rest in peace. Dunham Raynor is a second-rate psychic traveling with a rundown medicine show. Months after the end of the American Civil War, Dun and his partners head west with dreams of easy wealth. They finally have a chance to make some real money when they cross paths with a murderess in a small Missouri town. The blackmail job is sure to give their band of swindlers the stake they need to reach San Francisco. But luck is a fickle mistress. Marked by magic as a youth, Dun isn't the fake he pretends to be. His mysterious tattoo of an Ouroboros allows him to see and speak with the Dead. When the ghost of a Confederate soldier arrives with a dire warning about the little town's imminent destruction, Dun must choose between loyalty and his own skin.The Undead never forget.Dun tries to escape his past by traveling west along the Santa Fe Trail, but vicious killers haunt his every step. Their ruthless games turn deadly as Dun's new traveling companions are brutally slaughtered. Are the supernatural hunters bent on delivering justice, or is the Necromancer holding their leash after revenge? The answer lies in the living Ouroboros embedded in Dun's chest.

Job Hildred: Artist and Carpenter is a book written by Dr. Richards and published in 1897. The book tells the story of Job Hildred, a talented artist and skilled carpenter who lived in the late 19th century. The narrative follows Hildred's life from his childhood in a rural village to his eventual success as a renowned artist and carpenter.Throughout the book, readers are introduced to Hildred's family, friends, and colleagues, and they learn about the challenges and triumphs he faced throughout his life. The book also explores Hildred's artistic and carpentry skills in detail, providing readers with a glimpse into the world of traditional craftsmanship and the art world of the late 19th century.Overall, Job Hildred: Artist and Carpenter is a fascinating and engaging read that offers a unique perspective on the life of a talented artist and skilled craftsman. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of art and craftsmanship.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Work and art are not, as we have come to believe, mutually exclusive. The industrial revolution, it can be said, drove art out of work. Our new-found ability for mass production robbed workers of their art, forcing them to find "jobs." Work quickly came to be viewed as something we do to survive and art merely something to hang on our walls. The reward for work became extrinsic rather than intrinsic. Instead of pursuing joy within work, we began to pursue it in leisure and in the external rewards of employment. In Artful Work, Dick Richards reminds us that all work can be artful, and that artfulness is the key to passion and commitment. He applies the assumptions of artists about work and life to the challenges facing people and organizations in today's rapidly changing world. This book provides a new perspective on those challenges that is both practical and visionary, singing a provocative new tune for those journeying to make work more meaningful and joyful, and organizations more committed to their purposes. Readers will learn to take an inspired approach to their work, renewing their experience of it as a creative, participative, and purposeful endeavor. There are seven basic assumptions of the concept of Artful Work: o All Work Can Be Artful o The Reward for Artful Work Is In the Doing o The Ambition of Artful Work Is Joy o All Work Is Spiritual Work o Artistry Demands That the Artist Own the Work Process o Artful Work Requires Consistent and Conscious Use of the Self o As the Artist Makes the Work, the Work Makes the Artist Artful Work sets forth an entirely new way of thinking about all of the work we do, and the organizations that contain our work. It offers a compelling guide to honoring artistry in our work, organizations, and leadership roles, and creating workplaces that truly honor our passion. It speaks to the courageous and hopeful among us who seek to make our work and workplaces more joyful and productive.