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With "52 Brilliant Ideas", readers can enhance
their skills week by week and they'll improve their performance
substantially over the course of a year. The authors know
their subjects inside out, but they also understand how to
communicate with their audience because they have been where
their readers are now. Infinite
Ideas, the publishers, are passionate about the effect
their books have and they have designed them so that they
can become an inspiring part of their readers' daily routines.
Their books help people to grow and give them the confidence
to believe in themselves and to transform their lives. Every
day, somewhere in the world, people are regaining control
of their lives with one of their brilliant ideas.
With the kind permission of Infinite Ideas and the
authors, you can now read selected chapters from the following
books, bringing immediate help as well as providing a flavour
of the unique style in which they are written. Being excellent
value for money, they are available through Amazon.co.uk
and all good booksellers.
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Getting divorced is never easy. It can, however, be vaguely
civilised if you follow the insider’s advice in Survive divorce.
Vicky Perrett reveals: • How to protect the children • How
to pick the best lawyer • The best methods for avoiding recriminations
• Ways and means for handling your ‘excess baggage’ • The
pains and gains of becoming single again.
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In Re-energise your relationship, Sabina Dosani and Peter
Cross inspire us to take a look at our relationship and recapture
that lost magic. They reveal how to: • Say sorry • Find time
to talk • Put the book at bedtime to one side • Create quality
time for each other • Understand why people change • Rediscover
what turns you and your partner on
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Index and Introduction
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Chapter 5 -
Its in his kiss. If you believe a kiss is just a kiss,
you’ve been conned. It’s such an intimate act that prostitutes
never let clients kiss them (allegedly). Want to recapture
the closeness? Pucker up.
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Chapter 12
- Undercover agents. Lace or latex? Satin or silk?
Your underwear is an effective relationship barometer.
Excuse us while we rummage through your laundry, but sorting
out your smalls can make a big difference.
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Chapter 20
- Culture club. Cupid’s arrow can cut through all
sorts of social, racial and religious differences, not
to mention gender. Do cultures always have to clash? Of
course not. Time to celebrate diversity.
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Chapter 48
- Domestic detox. Why do most men do most of the
driving? And most women most of the housework? Have you
carved out roles for yourselves, and now feel lumbered?
Review your chores and renew your romance.
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In Transform your life Penny Ferguson remarkably reveals:
• The power of listening • How to stop thinking like a victim
• Push-pull motivation • How to gain respect by giving it
• Approaches to control and responsibility • Language of empowerment
• The secrets of balancing work, family and hobbies • How
to think in partnerships
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Index and Introduction
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Chapter 1 -
Who you are is what you get. To transform your life
you have to understand how to take full responsibility
for what you can make happen. And this means learning
the difference between what you can control and what you
can’t.
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Chapter 6 -
Creating your own reality. A positive mental attitude
can transform a glass from being half empty to being half
full and then actually help to fill the glass.
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Chapter 17
- Encourage to inspire. The motivation to change has
to come from within us. People can, of course, encourage
us in a number of ways, but ultimately motivation isn’t
an external energy.
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Chapter 20
- Don't live your life by accident. We do have a choice
about how we live our lives. For example, we can choose
to focus on work. Alternatively, we can place a higher
priority on family and leisure. Whatever our choice, how
do we get the balance just right?
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Ken Langdon shows how you can get the most out of your work
life by putting into practice the inside secrets of top careerists.
Learn how to: • Know your enemy – he’s sitting next to you
• Play the game – use your rules • Take names and kick ass
• Reflect glory in your team • Compromise – play the percentage
shot • Listen to your stomach
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Index and Introduction
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Chapter 8 -
Actions speak louder than decisions. If you have
taken a decision and informed your boss of what you and
your team are going to do, for your career’s sake make
absolutely sure it happens.
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Chapter 19
- You are totally responsible for you. It is a great
mistake to think that anyone is as interested in your
career as you are. Once you are past first-line management,
you have to work out where you want to go and how to get
there. Use the annual appraisal to get your boss’s agreement
to what you want to do.
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Chapter 26
- What goes around comes around. Most people start
networking when they are unhappy in their job or have
been made redundant. Too late. Put your network of contacts
to work on your career at all times. You never know when
someone you used to know comes around again.
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Chapter 34
- I'm alright, its the others. You can’t build a career
by blaming those around you for any failure to perform.
Assuming leadership implies taking responsibility for
what your team delivers. You lose credibility with your
boss if you blame your team, and it’s hugely demotivating.
Break out of the blame culture.
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