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People Maintenance. Thirty Things to 'Get a Handle On' in Business. This book provides valuable information on how to get the best from your people. Everyone is different, and we all have strengths and weaknesses. By using the strengths, and minimising the weaknesses, performance and productivity can be maximised.

This book helps you look at your core essence of wholeness and perfection. It addresses the milestones and challenges of life are neccessary ingredients to help you sparkle. Their are affirmations to reinforce your self-identity, to help you feel positive and good about being you.

Negotiation is a unique way of communicating with others to reach a desired outcome. This book teaches you that everything is negotiable and shows you how to get your desires met through the negotiation process. It provides you with the steps, the guidelines and shows you how to transact a negotiation. The basic message is that negotiation is a fun endeavor. It teaches you how to ask for what you want and have others gladly give it to you. Tra...

With over 80 percent of Americans now living in cities and suburbs, getting communities right has never been more important, more complicated, or more fascinating. This book features 25 essays about the wondrous ecology of human settlement, and how to make it better for both people and the planet.

We all crave and need love. We are starving for love, feel deprived and lonely without it. I will let you on the secret to fill your inner void for love. In this book I will give you a daily thought or idea to awaken the love lying dormant inside you. As we walk around "feeling" like Earthlings... We notice that our feelings are stimulated by those wonderful romantic movies, and those juicy little novels, and even our fantasy-prone, fun loving...

More than one million people died in American asylums and institutions designed to care for people who had mental illness or developmental disabilities. To protect the privacy of patients or their families, many display no names. Patients were buried by number, in the final act of institutional depersonalization. Row upon row of numbered stones or cast iron markers are all that is left for the thousands and thousands of people buried in such c...

This book helps you move the deep seated mental blocks to being who you were destined to be. You are here to make a difference . You are no ordinary person. You were created under Divine lineage, in the image and likeness of God. You were born with all the attributes of the greatest of mankind. The only person who limits you, your potential and who are capable of becoming is yourself. When you accept your Divine lineage, begin to see yourself ...

Children are fragile, shy and unsure of themselves. Yet there are some children who feel they are the universe. They have to learn how to value themselves, their contribution, their property, and to do the same for others. They have to learn that that they do not live on an island by themselves. Therefore, they have to learn how to socially interact with others, learn how to love, respect, and appreciate themselves, as well as others. This boo...

We resist aging, we believe that because someone is old, it means she or he is not beautiful. This belief is completely wrong. If you see a newborn baby, it is beautiful Well, an old person is also beautiful. The problem is the visual image and emotions about what we have in our eyes to perceive what is and what is not beautiful. We have all our judgments, and all of our mental programs that put limits on our own happiness, which push us to s...

In the 1800s medicine was primitive. Physicians often were untrained, and licensing was not yet organized. Many died because of this care, and people had little confidence in doctors. In the same period, healing facilities and health products ranging from medicinal mineral water, patent medicine, food, and devices were developing in Niagara Falls as alternatives to traditional medicine. Established treatments for people with disabilities we...

There are many ways to look at disabilities. Ivan the INVACAR is a car that transports his driver Derry, who uses a wheelchair. So, Ivan is an adaptive device to help people with disabilities. However, Ivan is also a reluctant superhero who helps those in need: In this fourth of many adventures, Ivan, using his superpowers and along with his friend, Big Dog, rescue Wobbly Hubcap and returns him to his home on Mable the Morris Minor.

Mubu and his friend Kookoo-ah-choo live out their values of friendship and sharing talents with others in this holiday tale. Kookoo uses her gift of song to lift the spirits of people around the town. Mubu earnestly advocates for Kookoo with Santa. This story speaks to the spirit of Christmas and how we can spread it to others.

This book to help you with those nagging relationship concerns you have been afraid to ask or approach. This study guide will answer some of your most daunting questions about relationships and how to make them work.

The New York State Legislature voted in 1851 to establish the New York State Asylum for Idiots. At the time, idiot was a generic term used by physicians, educators, lawmakers, and the public to identify people who today would be described as having moderate to severe intellectual disabilities. This book explores the school's fascinating history-including the origins of the school's first educational method, the legislative struggle to create t...

The Museum of disABILITY History and People Ink Press have combined three historic publications to create "A Poorhouse Trilogy, " These three reprints include: "Questions Relating to Poorhouses, Hospitals and Insane Asylums" by John Ordronaux M.D. (State Charities Aid Association Publication No. 3), 1874, "Handbook for the Visitors to the Poorhouse (1888)" by Frederick Law Olmsted, and "He's Only a Pauper, Whom Nobody Owns!" by James Oppenheim...

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Go on a rhyming adventure with Mubu as he learns through trial and error the secret to being his best self. Vibrant colors and a playful tone amp up the fun factor in Stephen Nawotniak's engaging story that's sure to ignite the imaginations of children and adults alike. Illustrated by Jeffrey Scott Perdziak and published by People Ink Press, Mubu the Morph is suitable for children in grades K to 3 and the people who love them.

If we could rid ourselves of our rigid beliefs about life and the conditions we encounter, negative emotions could never create havoc in our life. All of the emotions and feelings you are experiencing right now are deeply imbedded into the matrix of every cell in your body and mind. If you desire to change the events in your life, to move in a new direction, you will need focus, clarity of thought, self discipline and spiritual awareness. All ...