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Engaging and practical God's GRACE for Your Career Unwrapped - Learning Guide provides the space and opportunity for you to go on a journey of self-discovery, guiding you through 28 career-based activities to unwrap your career purpose. There are six learning modules each containing an introduction, space for recording your thoughts and reflections and prayers, with questions and prompts to help you work through all the career-based activities. Each module ends with a guided reflection activity to pull all your ideas and discoveries into one place.Module One - GiftsExplore your natural gifts, your personality and your career dreams. Review your spiritual gifts and consider how God might want to use them in your career.Module Two - RelationshipsCultivate your relationship with God and find out what He has to say about your career. Discuss this with your trusted friends and pray together. Explore your wider network and the people who can help you in your career. Identify career role models who can teach you by their example.Module Three - AbilitiesReview your talents through story telling. Identify your key skills knowing what they are and how to describe them. Consider how God might want to use your skills. Reveal your strengths using the online Strengths Profile and determine your super strength. Explore what God might be saying to you about your talents, skills and strengths.Module Four - CuriositiesTake a deep dive into your education, your knowledge, your interests, your compassions, your inner wisdom and any revelations God has given you. Then draw out key themes and ideas to create your own Vine of Curiosity.Module Five - ExperiencesWith the benefit of hindsight explore your career experiences, describe your achievements, consider the fruit you are bearing for God and how He is blessing you. Then identify your own values which guide your decision making, priorities and action. Pull everything together in your Career Experience Shield.Module Six - God's GRACE for YouExplore which Kingdom values God has placed on your heart. Review your GRACE Unwrapped and from this identify your unique career blueprint and career purpose. 'Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart'Psalm 37:4

Ara, tells the Monkey Puzzle Tree Tale - the Araucaria Tree an Quintessential British Branch. It is a fictional story, surrounded by facts, about the tree's Chilean origins and journey to Great Britain.Foreword by David Gedye : Author Araucaria The Monkey PuzzleThe story is told through the voice of Ara - the first Araucaria tree. She tells us about Botanists, Molina, Dombey and the Don, Menzies (1795), Macrae (1826) and Nurseryman William Lobb (1843) who successfully bring back seeds and seedlings to Britian where they quickly become a symbol of wealth and status. However, the journey of the Monkey Puzzle is not without its puzzles and mysteries, including how it got its name.The tree captures the attention of the British people and the first people to plant the Monkey Puzzle Tree on their estates, Dropmore Estate and Kew Gardens and even Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, who had one planted in the garden at Buckingham Palace.Royalty loved this tree and King William IV was the first to recognize and fall in love with this amazing tree. Followed by Philip Forst and David Gedye - a modern guru on the tree.We come up to date with Pablo Neruda, Ode to the Araucaria Aracana and Whitby Jet - the fossilized gemstone coming from the Monkey Puzzle.This little book includes puzzles and details of public houses named after this tree. It has the fun part of why it was called a Devil Tree and lists its different names, Araucaria Imbricata, Chilean Pine, The Monkey's Despair, Pehuén Tree.You look at a Monkey Puzzle tree - once seen never forgotten but impossible to climb. People regarded it as Marmite® you either love it or hate it.Recipes and foraging tips from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Jared RydelekNote that some of the royalties from this book will go to the International Conifer Conservation Programme, established at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Full of great quotes and links to video from National Geographic, Chile Travel and The Gardens Trust.Also features the song from Joanne Rand who put together a song singing about Meeting Under the Monkey Puzzle Tree. Review of other authors books who give homage to the Monkey Puzzle Tree, Muriel Spark - The ballad of Peckham Rye, Sonia Tilson - a novel, Famous The Ghost and Mrs Muir, Jonathan Drori Around the World in Eighty Trees, Stephen Gillen memoir and Fiorella Angelina's film. Areas such as Monkey Town in Heywood and Morriston Monkeys.The Monkey Puzzle is a beloved part of the British landscape, and the story is filled with love and admiration for this unique and unusual tree.

How many times have you heard the phrase "Can I have a word?" whether at work, school or home. How did it make you feel - anxious, nervous or downright fearful? Maybe, as a manager, parent or teacher you have had to say these words? You may have struggled and been left baffled as you lost control of the conversation and worsened relationships. Sue... Sue Tonks, international leadership and management trainer, has developed magical and mind-blowing techniques to help you deal with these struggles AND now she shares them with you: · What to say and what not to say in difficult conversations.· Know which words cause power shifts.· How to keep control without creating animosity, hurt or blame, and· Establish plans to prevent the same problem re-occurring. Can I Have A Word? is written in a practical and fun way, with fabulous illustrations and video links to enhance your experience and achieve the results you want. Your go-to book anytime you need to "Have a Word!"

How many times have you heard the phrase "Can I have a word?" whether at work, school or home. How did it make you feel - anxious, nervous or downright fearful?What to say and what not to say in difficult conversations.Know which words cause power shifts.How to keep control without creating animosity, hurt or blame, andEstablish plans to prevent the same problem re-occurring.Maybe, as a manager, parent or teacher you have had to say these words? You may have struggled and been left baffled as you lost control of the conversation and worsened relationships.Sue... Sue Tonks, international leadership and management trainer, has developed magical and mind-blowing techniques to help you deal with these struggles AND now she shares them with you:"Can I Have A Word?" is written in a practical and fun way, with fabulous illustrations and video links to enhance your experience and achieve the results you want.

Businesses in the digital age all use social media to promote themselves. Recent times have seen an even bigger pivot towards online shopping and many small businesses, sole traders and side hustlers are missing out as their owners feel too busy, too swamped or unsure of how to best use social media to market their business. This book makes it simple, easy and stress free to use social media - raising your business profile in just 10 minutes a day. There are many different social media gurus sharing the ''best way'' to market online and they all have their different methods, techniques and solutions. Mine is simple, get out there, be visible, tell people about what you do. Using the ''know, like, trust, buy'' technique, this book takes you through simple stages such as: Which platform or ''social'' should you be using What to post to get the best return on your timeSimple marketing on social media basicsBuilding a ''social media habit'' Different types of post & when to use them PLUS a monthly planner with key dates and ideas on what you could be posting about every day of the year. Nothing complicated - just straight forward easy content - in 10 minutes a day that gets your business noticed! 

My National Service (1955-1957): The Making of a Man is the story of young man who joined the British Army as an Infantry Soldier and served for two years as part of conscripted National Service. It is a very personal story, giving detailed description about everyday Army life and journeying over 28,000 miles to far off places including the Far East. It will likely bring back many fond memories for National Servicemen from the 1950s.Brian's heartwarming style takes the reader back to 1955 and helps them to understand (what now seems incredulous) the unusual ventures that occurred during National Service. This includes guard duty and patrolling the borderline between Hong Kong and China in the New Territories.During his time in the Second Battalion, Essex Regiment, Brian experienced life on three troopships; fell in love with Hong Kong and even had a spell of 'Jankers'. The trials and tribulations of Army life helped form Brian's young mind and made him the man he is today.This book contains over 40 original photographs and is a 'must read' for those fascinated by recent military and social history.