Bücher von Bruce Walker

DISCOVER:: How to ACTIVE Your Creative MindWhat does it mean to be limited to inside the box as opposed to being outside?The key, according to experts on the subject, is to apply creative thinking to your daily life. Perhaps up until this time, you've never really thought of yourself as a creative person. Many of us go through life thinking that the only people capable of being creative are artists, writers and others who have been trained to apply this thought process in specific and sporadic circumstances. The truth of the matter is that every single one of us is capable of being super creative! We've just allowed it to lie fallow, unused. When anything lies unused for so long, it may be difficult to stimulate it back to life.This book can help you seek out answers to your everyday problems easier. You don't need to be an artist, a business executive, a physicist, or even a scientist to employ these immensely insightful thought processes. LEARN:: The 2 Types of Thinking That will IMPROVE Your Problem Solving SkillYou'll discover and learn how to implement the two types of thinking skill that you should be using everyday: critical and lateral -- or out of the box thinking.Far too often we listen to the constraints of the outside world, the social standards of the society and fail to use all of our resources to change even the smallest of circumstances in our lives. Now is the time to tackle problems in your life, from lack of space to starting a new career on a small budget or even relationship problems.What this book proposes at a surface level may not appear to make an impact in your life. But as you read and apply ideas from this book, you'll begin to understand how changing the way you view your circumstances can change how you approach all problems in your everyday life.

¿ Have You Ever Wondered What Separated You From The Highly Successful People? ¿Is it because of their "luck"? or could it be they were in the right place and at the right time?While many people believe at least one of those circumstances to be the case, the truth of the matter is that the only difference which separates the highly successful from the rest of us is their daily routine and their mindset. It all can be summed up in one word: HabitsThose who are sitting on the top of their game created a routine or a series of habits that nearly ensured their success. Not only that but in many cases they transformed their bad habits into long-lasting good habits. DISCOVER:: The Power of HabitsThere are universal laws governing the direction of our actions every day. Those who are attaining their dreams, achieving the success they envision and are experiencing abundance on a daily basis have learned how to make the universe work for them and not against them. With the help of this book, you can take the Universal Laws and align them with your subconscious to discover any series of habits, so you can easily attain your long-held goals. LEARN:: Habits of Highly Successful PeopleIn this book, inspired and based on many of the classic self-help books, like "Think and Grow Rich," you'll not only learn the secret habits of the wildly successful, but you'll discover the quickest way to implement them. You'll also learn in the process, what is causing your current situation and how you can begin to change it around immediately.

The Left pretends to care about being "Green" but in fact it cares only about power, wealth and prestige which it milks from the causes it champions. The Left, in fact, is profoundly anti-Green in both its policies and lifestyles. Marxism, the ultimate form of Leftism, is by far the most anti-Green system of government ever devised. The deconstruction of traditional moral values is likewise very destructive to the environment. While Leftism is artificial, Conservatism, is less a political ideology and more an organic way of living. Humans unregulated from government and cadres live in ways consistent with Conservatism. In this way Conservatism - both Free Market Conservatism and Social Conservatism - are both naturally and truly "Green" and the solution to environmental problems. This book explores the ways in which difference operates in practice. It shows that the great Free Market innovators were also among the most "Green" of Americans and how the traditional nuclear family dramatically reduces our need for energy, water and other limited resources. The book also presents practical ideas for making our world "Green" again by making Free Market Conservatism and Social Conservatism the operative principles in our lives.

The ideological spectrum, with its notional "left" and "right," is simply an invention of those who would take our liberty, poison civic life with suspicion and hatred, and create a reality in which every aspect of life is "political." Nazis, Bolsheviks, Radical Islamists, Fascists, Japanese imperialists are exactly the same as what we today call the "left". A better word to describe these clones is "Sinisterist." The opposite of "Sinisterist" is not some mythical "right," but rather ordinary and decent people trying to live their lives in peace and freedom. Moving too far in the direction of individual liberty never leads to tyranny. Moving towards that odious incarnation of injustice known as "social justice" always leads to the horror of Sinisterism.

Over 250 years ago, Benjamin Franklin produced a classic work of wit and wisdom in Poor Richard's Almanac. The words of Franklin were easy to understand and often cutting as well "A countryman between two lawyers is like a fish between two cats" and "God works wonders now & then; Behold! A Lawyer and an honest man!" Ben reminded us that we are responsible for our own lives "Diligence is the Mother of Good-Luck" and "God helps those who help themselves" and he warned us of not to forget what was really important "Sell not virtue to purchase wealth, nor Liberty to purchase power." The good advice that Benjamin Franklin is just as true today as when he wrote his book of common sense. Too many Americans, however, have adopted another outlook on life, built around the corrosive and nihilistic outlook of the Marxist left. Fifty proverbs of this noxious crowd are described in Poor Lenin's Almanac: Perverse Leftist Proverbs for Modern Life. These proverbs reveal the attitude of Poor Lenin toward government "I never met a bureaucrat I didn't like" and politics "A victim in need is a vote indeed." The proverbs reveal also the social mores of the left "Parents should be seen and not heard" and "An ounce of celebrity is worth of pound of merit" and its hostility toward God "In the beginning, Darwin created the Heavens and the Earth" and America "I pledge indifference to the flag."The fifty maxims are explained in short, easily digestible and humorous portions that can each be read in just a few minutes. They cover every type of meanness, pettiness, and cowardice that is the left in America today. The last proverb, the fifty-first, is a message of hope and a repudiation of all the spite mischief of Poor Lenin and his friends.