Bücher von Joachim Kemper

However, if you will pardon us, we are about to engage in some philosophical discussion. Many try to soothe themselves by saying that "money doesn't buy happiness." Still, the fact of the matter is that having money is one of the fundamental necessities for existence, so you can't eliminate it from the equation. To add insult to injury, having money will give you more significant resources, allow you to live a more comfortable life, and explore various possibilities. Even if it is impossible to purchase happiness with money, acquiring the happiness you seek is essential. It is impossible to experience joy while you are anxious about making payments on your rent or a credit card account that is already past its due date.It is of the utmost importance to equip adolescents with the knowledge and abilities essential for prudent financial management in a world rife with financial commitments and temptations. Young people must start to build their financial literacy at an early age. This book provides Young readers with a road map to financial independence. Not only does it educate them on how to make money, but it also teaches them how to cultivate and manage it responsibly.Come along as Gomez Leonard demonstrates that ideas for starting a new business never end. Creating your own business offers many opportunities for a new world of financial freedom. The act of wanting to start a business without any idea of what you want can sometimes be very annoying. Yes, you need money, and yes, there are times when you want to enjoy that big-time passive income flowing into your pocket. As a natural thing, it is a natural thing.

Urkunden sind die wichtigsten Quellen für die Erforschung der Geschichte des Mittelalters. Der Band präsentiert Erfahrungen, welche Archive und Fachwissenschaftler aus Mitteleuropa mit der Digitalisierung dieser Quellengattung gemacht haben. Er dokumentiert die Referate, die auf der Abschlusstagung des DFG -Projektes ¿Urkundenportal¿ am 16.6.2010 in München gehalten wurden. Die Beiträge diskutieren das Verhältnis von diplomatischer Forschung zur Archiverschließung im Web. Sie stellen Projekte wie Monasterium.net, das Lichtbildarchiv Marburg, die Online-Edition der Urkunden des Klosters Fulda und das Virtuelle deutsche Urkundennetzwerk sowie die Digitalisierungsaktivitäten in den staatlichen Archiven Ungarns, Österreichs und Bayerns vor.Mit Beiträgen von: Joachim Kemper und Katharina Wolff; Francesco Roberg; Steffen Arndt und Sebastian Zwies; Csaba Reisz; Sebastian Müller; Thomas Just; Georg Vogeler; Maria Magdalena Rückert.