books about: brilliant (transforming upside-down connections)

books about: brilliant

books:

Fundamentals: 9 Ways to Be Brilliant at the New Basics
Jim Sullivan

Sullivision.com, 2011

Fundamentals: 9 Ways to Be Brilliant at the New Basics of Business is an dynamic new book from Jim Sullivan, CEO of Sullivision.com. His clients include Walt Disney Company, American Express, Coca-Cola, Sam's Club, Panera Bread, McDonald's, Starbucks, Applebee's, Supercuts and Target, among others. The book documents the best practices of over 200 successful leaders and business organizations. Fundamentals details the 9 essential practices ...

Brilliant Food Tips and Cooking Tricks : 5,000 Ingenious Kitchen Hints, Secrets, Shortcuts, and Solutions
David Joachim, 2004

Come meet your new best friend in the kitchen. Introducing the big book of home-cooking secrets, fabulous food tips, simple solutions, and recipes to rave about! Whether you cook a little or a lot, plain or fancy, healthy or hearty, for your family or just for fun, this is the one book that does it all--faster and easier than you ever dreamed! Find out how to choose the juiciest oranges, perk up limp asparagus, chop an onion with no tears, grill ...

Business Brilliant: Surprising Lessons from the Greatest Self-Made Business Icons

HarperBusiness, 2013

In Business Brilliant , Lewis Schiff combines compelling storytelling with ground-breaking research to show the rest of us what America’s self-made rich already know: It’s synergy, not serendipity that produces success. He explodes common myths about wealth and explains how legendary entrepreneurs such as Richard Branson, Suze Orman, Steve Jobs, and Warren Buffet have subscribed to a set of priorities that’s completely different from ...

Gifted Hands, Kids Edition: The Ben Carson Story (ZonderKidz Biography)
Gregg Lewis, Deborah Shaw Lewis

Zonderkidz, 2009

Ben Carson used to be the class dummy. Today he is one of the world's most brilliant surgeons. Gifted Hands Kids Edition tells the extraordinary true story of an angry, young boy from the inner city who, through faith and determination, grew up to become one of the world's leading pediatric neurosurgeons. When Ben was in school, his peers called him the class dummy. But his mother encouraged him to succeed, and Ben discovered a deep love of ...

Release Your Brilliance: The 4 Steps to Transforming Your Life and Revealing Your Genius to the World
Simon T. Bailey

HarperBusiness, 2007

Each of us is born brilliant. Then we spend the rest of our lives having our brilliance buried by people, circumstances, and experiences. Eventually, we forget that we ever had genius and special talents, and our brilliance is locked away in a vault deep within. So we settle for who we are, instead of striving for who we were meant to be. Release Your Brilliance provides the combination to the vault where your brilliance is kept. After ...

Doctor Who: The Brilliant Book 2012 - The Official Guide to the Hit TV Series
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Random House UK, 2011

Packed with unseen photographs and original artwork and illustrations, The Brilliant Book of Doctor Who 2012 is your indispensable guide to Series 6 of Doctor Who. Weaving fact and fiction, interviews and information, The Brilliant Book boasts brand new material from the writers of the TV show, including Mark Gatiss, Gareth Roberts, Matthew Graham, Tom Macrae, and Steve Thompson, plus exclusive fiction from award-winning novelist Neil Gaiman. ...

Think Like Zuck: The Five Business Secrets of Facebook's Improbably Brilliant CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Ekaterina Walter

McGraw-Hill, 2012

Wall Street Journal Bestseller Make Your Mark in the World with the Five Success Principles of the World-Changing Social Media Site If Facebook were a country, it would be the third largest in the world. Facebook accounts for one of every seven minutes spent online. More than one billion pieces of content are shared on Facebook . There’s no doubt about it. Mark Zuckerberg’s creation has changed the world. Literally. ...

A Parent's Guide to Gifted Children
James T. Webb, Janet L. Gore, ...

Great Potential Pr., Inc., 2007

Raising a gifted child is both a joy and a challenge, yet parents of gifted children have few resources for reliable parenting information. The four authors, who have decades of professional experience with gifted children and their families, provide practical guidance in areas such as: Characteristics of gifted children; Peer relations; Sibling issues; Motivation & underachievement; Discipline issues; Intensity & stress; Depression & ...

Racing in the Rain: My Years with Brilliant Drivers, Legendary Sports Cars, and a Dedicated Team
John Horsman

David Bull Publishing, 2006

Few can claim that their racing careers spanned the greatest decades in sports-car competition-the 1960s and 1970s-and then extended into the 1980s. Fewer still were consistently successful. John Horsman is one of the fortunate few. Horsman's vivid personal account takes you to the world's greates circuits and puts you alongside the drivers and the crew as you experience things such as Jacky Ickx's prowess driving in the rain, the fiery ...

Red Thread Thinking: Weaving Together Connections for Brilliant Ideas and Profitable Innovation

McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2013

Create products and services your consumers can'tpass up--without the high cost of development Success is all about connections. Debra Kaye explodes conventional thinking about innovation and provides an approach that anyone or any business can use to expose the crucial links among observations, experiences, facts, and feelings that on the surface do not seem related--but are--to uncover fresh, brilliant insights. In Red Thread Thinking , ...

Big Messy Art Book
Kohl F Maryann

Brilliant Publications, 2003

Over 100 adventurous art projects, suitable for all ages. Open the door for children to explore art on a grander, more expressive scale with their entire bodies and minds deeply involved in the learning. Paint a masterpiece from a swing or try painting a moving hanging ball! Messiness, experience level and ease of set-up are shown for each project.

Peace by Piece
Carol Fragale Brill

Brilliant Beach Books, 2013

Six years after fleeing college and Thomas’s betrayal, Maggie has nearly given up on love. Enter Izzie, a motherless eight year old, and every maternal instinct kicks-in. With Donald, Izzie’s dad, Maggie waits for the thrill—for anything magic: a spark, a quickening, a quiver racing up her spine. The magic never comes, but it is precisely the ordinariness of his kisses and subsequent proposal that make her feel safe. She imagines that ...

The Brilliant Book of Doctor Who 2011
Steven Moffat, Various

Random House UK, 2010

Celebrate the rebirth of the UK's number one family drama series with this lavish hardback, containing everything you need to know about the Eleventh Doctor’s first year. Explore Amy Pond’s home village, Leadworth, read a lost section from Churchill's memoirs that covers his adventures with the Doctor, and learn all about the legend of the Weeping Angels. See how the Doctor's costume evolved, how the monsters are made, and learn the trade ...

Decision Traps: The Ten Barriers to Decision-Making and How to Overcome Them
Edward Russo

Fireside, 1990

Two experts in business management show how to avoid the ten common pitfalls that ensanre decision makers. The very latest research in the fields of business and psychology has been distilled into practical training methods that will save readers from ever making a bad decision again.

Brain Brilliant
AmyK Hutchens

AmyK International Publishing, 2002

Brain Brilliant helps individuals and organizations gain a competitive advantage in today's markets by serving as a bridge between academia, the field of neurology and your everyday life. Practical exercises help you implement an understanding of the brain for optimum success. What does it mean to be brain brilliant? How does brain brilliant increase your personal and professional profit? What can you do to maximize your own brain ...

The Brilliant Fall of Gianna Z.
Kate Messner

Walker Childrens, 2009

Gianna Z has less than one week to collect, identify, and creatively display 25 leaves for her science project—or else she won’t be able to compete in the upcoming cross-country race. As the deadline for her leaf project draws near, life keeps getting in the way. Some things are within Gee’s control, like her own procrastination, but others aren’t, like Biana Rinaldi’s attempts at sabotage and Nonna’s declining health. If it ...

The Three Vests: The New Brilliants
Robert Bowman

Smart And Smarter Publishing, 2003

What would happen if you found a Chest in a remote cave. Would you open it? And if you did, are you prepared for your world to change? For Samantha, Juan, and George, opening a Chest of Light radically changes their lives. Bestowed with uncontrollable powers, they must learn quickly how to use them if they are to survive what's coming. There are Dark Vests; those who wish to destroy all those who stand for justice . . . the Brilliants. But can ...

A Brilliant Novel in the Works

M P Publishing, 2012

When Yuvi's wife finds him in his underwear, standing on top of his desk, she isn't terribly impressed with him and his writing habits. But Yuvi worries. He has a wife who wants things he can't give, an editor who wants a book he can't deliver, a brother-in-law with a gut disease that he can't fix, and dead parents who stubbornly remain dead. As the structure of Yuvi's novel falls apart, so does his life. His novel and his life blend together ...

Upside-Down Brilliance: The Visual-Spatial Learner
Linda Kreger Silverman

DeLeon Publishing, 2002

Do you know things without being able to explain how or why? Do you solve problems in unusual ways? Do you think in pictures rather than in words? If so, you are not alone. One-third of the population thinks in images. You may be one or you may live with one. If you teach, it is absolutely certain that some of your students—probably the ones you aren’t reaching—are visual-spatial learners. Dr. Linda Silverman coined the term ...

When Smart People Fail
Carole Hyatt, Linda Gottlieb

Simon & Schuster, 2009

At some point in our working lives we have all failed. Or will fail. Or think we have failed. But in our success-driven society, failure has been the last taboo. In this revolutionary book, Carole Hyatt and Linda Gottlieb break that final taboo to reveal an inspiring message: Not only are our defeats survivable, they can be tools for renewed success.