Bücher von Ryan Williams

Not Just What You See The Super Power in Me encourages children battling cancer, embracing deformity and experiencing life challenges with inspiring poetry and affirmations Childhood cancer survivor, Ryan Williams wrote this book as an interactive teaching tool for youth deformity awareness and discussions at home, in the classroom, and in the community. "Don't lose Hope, Don't lose Courage and Never Give Up!" - Ryan Williams, Author, Poet and Childhood Cancer Survivor

Confidence is defined by Karageoeghis and Terry as ¿the certainty that a person is equal to the task at hand as a result of an absolute belief in ability¿. Confidence within self although can be influenced by a trait (a stable element of personality), is determined by how resilient a person is of that part of personality. In sporting context, it is widely acclaimed by researchers, theorists and practitioners that confidence is the most critical psychological characteristic influencing performance (see Bandura, 1986; Vealey et al, 1998; Jones and Hanton, 2001). 'The Effectiveness of Positive Self-Talk, Imagery and Confidence Profiling as Confidence Interventions on Amateur Athletes Perceptions of Self-Confidence' The present study investigates the effectiveness in different confidence enhancing techniques (Positive Self-Talk, Imagery and Confidence Profiling) in amateur track and field athletes.

1968. The Glenda Barker incident. The dead things rose. People died. And Stefan Roland was on the scene to capture it all in glorious film.It wasn''t planned. You didn''t plan life-changing and career-making events like that. You kept reporting and maybe you got lucky. Maybe you got something so big that the Inquisition couldn''t keep it quiet or hush it up. Maybe you got to show the world what was going on.And if you were really lucky, maybe you survived the dead things instead of becoming one.