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Successful business leaders think fundamentally differently than others - in a more "integrative" and expansive way. Emulating what successful leaders do is dangerous; instead, learn how these leaders think. This "integrative thinking" can be taught; we can all learn how to do it, and experience the many benefits..
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In Celebration of Balance & Opposable Thumbs is an inspirational collection of paintings by Joe Sorren. A full color, archival edition, over 160 pages celebrates the past 10 years of Joe's love for paintings.

All books individually shrink wrapped, and cartoned and feature embossed type on cloth cover with full color inset on front cover..
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While certainly evocative of Flannery O'Connor--that old workhorse of the South--and her dark humor, Hudson's stories also evoke empathy for the characters and their situations, no matter how bizarre. Who would ever think to empathize with an incestuous father who's gotten his daughter pregnant? Or with two redneck drunks jabbering their racism and solipsistic pity? Or, on a lighter note, with a teenage boy barricading himself behind loud music as his family argues over possession of a prize mink coat? And when Hudson presents us with two girls, one white and one black, facing the first school desegregation, empathy moves into tragedy, the tragedy that has haunted this nation for living memory and beyond..
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Opposable Thumbs is Dean Haspiel's stories of a born & bred New Yorker and the trials and tribulations of living in the big bad city which serves as the backdrop for the informed, existential expression in his sociological comics. In Opposable Thumbs, Haspiel unfolds existential, uproarious, compassionate stories full of personal wisdom. Even the bleakest and grubbiest settings are lovingly, lusciously rendered by Haspiel's sharp brush in one of the most recognizable styles in alternative comics, and "quiet" domestic scenes veritably simmer with graphic impact. Thoroughly conquering the territory Dean began to explore in the critically acclaimed two-man anthology Keyhole (with Josh Neufeld), Opposable Thumbs looks like the new front-runner in autobiographical storytelling. With a special introduction by autobiographical comics legend Harvey Pekar and illustrated by Josh Neufeld. The first issue is a 48-page collection, culling Dean Haspiel's best semi-autobiographical stories from the pages of Keyhole, Minimum Wage, Non, The Expo Anthology, and Dirty Stories 2..
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LIGHT is a story that explores the opportunities that can be found in crisis situations The topic is for slightly older kids, and the story is more of a metaphor for the topic. The images are easy to color and show the range of emotions people feel when faced with challenging experiences. An excellent book for creating dialog between parent and child, as well as an excellent reason for both to sit down and spend time together while coloring..
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What distinguishes a brilliant leader from a conventional one? In this insightful book, Roger Martin shows that brilliant leaders are skilled at "integrative thinking"--the ability to hold two opposing ideas in their minds at once, and then reach a synthesis that contains elements of both but improves on each. And luckily, integrative thinking can be learned. "The Opposable Mind" lights the way past the binary limits of either-or thinking to help you craft creative solutions..
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