Offers important tips and practical suggestions for gaining an advantage in business through acts of kindness and respect by highlighting how a good rapport and caring attitude benefits the bottom line, creating a culture of kindness at work, and avoiding barriers when using kindness as a strategy for success.

Robbins: Leading the way in OB Organisational Behaviour shows managers how to apply the concepts and practices of modern organisational behaviour in a competitive, dynamic business world. Written and researched by industry-respected authors, this continues to be Australia’s most popular text for introductory courses in organisational behaviour. A new suite of learning and teaching resources that will excite future managers and inspire critical thinking, accompanies the text.

If a measure of our humanity is how we treat the most vulnerable, our report card is bleak. Our politics is divided, people in need are too often treated with cruelty, and the systems we built to support others are creaking. Welfare too often fails, sometimes with tragic consequences. Yet, the help we give to others can be more effective, more accepted, and more just if we cultivate greater levels of compassion to put it at the heart of public life and potentially resolve these challenges. In this book, Jason Wood reviews the research and talks to experts from across the world to make the moving case for greater compassion in public life.

Are you missing out on precious moments with your family because you’re tied to your job? Have you ever wondered how life would be if you didn’t have to work anymore, yet still provided for your loved ones? Scarlett Nora’s "The Financial Freedom Blueprint: Creating Passive Income Streams" is your key to unlocking a life filled with meaning, joy, and freedom. Scarlett shares her personal journey of searching for a secret wrapped in doubt, tied with desire, and submerged in real life. Through trials, dreams, and promises, she discovered that the magic word "PASSIVE" holds the secret to financial freedom. This eye-opening book challenges you to confront your deepest motivations and desires while bridging the gap between your current reality and your ideal future. Join Scarlett as she reveals the steps to creating passive income streams, allowing you to break free from the traditional 9-to-5 grind. Embrace a future where you can enjoy quality time with your family, pursue your passions, and live life on your terms. Don’t let time slip away—discover the blueprint to financial freedom today!

This is book 8 of Master Ou's Surrogate Ex-wife. When she married five years ago, she knew her husband had an old lover. Tilting her chin, he said to her, "You're just a surrogate. Don't think of anything else except money." She thought that as long she tried her best to please him, he would eventually be touched and fall in love with her. However, she came to realize later that a man would not fall in love with someone just because they were touched by a woman's actions. After five years of marriage, her husband's first love has returned, and their marriage is on the verge of divorce. He even has even asked her to get rid of her baby...

The overuse of capitalization is rampant, and it’s getting worse. People tend to capitalize when emphasizing a point or because they think the word is important and deserves to be capitalized. I looked up the following words in numerous dictionaries, and none were listed. • Southern California • Southern Italy • West Texas • Texas Hill Country • Eastern Kentucky The proper nouns—California, Italy, Texas, and Kentucky—should be capitalized, but what about southern, eastern, west, and hill country? Or how about the words below? Is it . . . • French fries or french fries? • cheddar cheese or Cheddar cheese? • Chianti or chianti? • cabernet sauvignon or Cabernet Sauvignon? • Brussels sprouts or brussels sprouts? You may be surprised at some of the answers you’ll find. Dictionaries may not list these words, and style guides avoid specifics. The good news is when using this book, you won’t have to wonder again. The book covers geographical locations, compass points, religious deities, topographical locations, streets and roads, buildings, animal breeds (including dogs, cats, horses, cattle, donkeys, goats, sheep, and poultry), titles, academic degrees and courses, wine varietals, food groups, acronyms, eponyms, dialogue, brand names, titles of books, other works of art, and more. What do you do when the word you’re looking up isn’t in the dictionary and isn’t covered by your style guide? Check How to Capitalize Anything.

The Signet Classic Shakespeare Series The work of the world's greatest dramatist edited by outstanding scholars The Sonnets UNIQUE FEATURES OF THE SIGNET CLASSICS SHAKESPEARE - An extensive overview of Shakespeare's life, world, and sonnets by the general editor of the Signet Classics Shakespeare series, Sylvan Barnet, Tufts University - Special introduction to "The Sonnets," by W. H. Auden - Literary criticism by William Empson, Hallett Smith, Winifred M. T. Nowottny, and Helen Vendler - Detailed footnotes at the bottom of each page of the sonnets - List of recommended reading - All text printed in the clearest, most readable type

The essence of our humanness is how we treat one another, when we treat each other poorly, we feel bad. But when we act out of kindness and compassion, we discover a vitality beyond dogma or doctrine; it is unexplainable, mystical. This is mystical kindness, and it is the key for families finding their way out of unhappiness, turmoil, distance and bitter emptiness. How we treat family determines not only how happy they are, it determines how happy we are and whether or not we make sense out of our place in the world. Discover cooperative interdependence, the ultimate purpose of mystical kindness, and discover the principles of positivity, the building blocks for putting this style of life together. Everyone is positive by nature. Discovering this fact and putting it to work is the secret of capitalizing on the next Spiritual Awakening, happening around you as you read this. It is an adventure, this thing called life. And it’s not meant to be traveled alone.