Rejection S Secret Mission

Rejections Secret Mission" is a simple workbook packed with wisdom and sound doctrine for women who desire healthy self-esteem, want to make choices that bring satisfactory results, and find genuine love. (Christian)

Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini (1405-1464, elected Pope Pius II in 1458) was an important and enigmatic figure of the Renaissance as well as one of the most prolific writers and gifted stylists ever to occupy the papacy

In addition to the portrait it paints of a fascinating man whose public life was as earnest and idealistic as his private life was shocking and titillating, Disraeli's Disciple also provides new insights into the politics of this formative stage in British history.

Riveting, novelistic, and startlingly candid, John T. Halliday's combat memoir begins in 1970, when Halliday has just landed in the middle of the Vietnam War, primed to begin his assignment with the 606th Special Operations Squadron. But there's a catch: He's stationed in a kind of no-man's-land. No one on his base flies with ID, patches, or rank. Even as Richard Nixon firmly denies reporters' charges that the United States has forces in Laos, Halliday realizes that from his base in Thailand, he will be flying top-secret, black-ops night missions over the Laotian Ho Chi Minh Trail. A naive yet thoughtful twenty-four-year-old, Halliday was utterly unprepared for the horrors of war. On his first mission, Halliday's C-123 aircraft dodges more than a thousand antiaircraft shells, and that is just the beginning. Nothing is as he expected -- not the operations, not the way his shell-shocked fellow pilots look and act, and certainly not the squadron's daredevil, seat-of-one's-pants approach to piloting. But before long, Halliday has become one of those seasoned and shell-shocked pilots, and finds himself in a desperate search for a way to elude certain death. Using frank, true-to-life dialogue, potent imagery, and classic 1970s song lyrics, Halliday deftly describes the fraught Laotian skies and re-creates his struggle to navigate the frustrating Air Force bureaucracy, the deprivations of a remote base far from home and his young wife, and his fight to preserve his sanity. The resulting nonfiction narrative vividly captures not only the intricate, distorted culture of war but also the essence of the Vietnam veteran's experience of this troubled era. A powerhouse fusion of pathos and humor, brutal realism and intimate reflection, Flying Through Midnight is a landmark contribution to war literature, revealing previously top-secret intelligence on the 606th's night missions. Fast-paced, thrilling, and bitingly intelligent, Halliday illuminates it all: the heart-pounding air battles, the close friendships, the crippling fear, and the astonishing final escape that made the telling of it possible.

This edited volume strives to support leaders in successfully leading their teams, projects and organizations across borders in an increasingly boundaryless world. From both an academic’s and a practitioner’s perspective, the book focuses on international leaders and their potential to be or become enablers of international success, for and within their respective organizations. The authors are a curated selection of established experts, seasoned leaders, and new voices showcasing novel research, best practices, and business cases. The contributions are assigned to three sections, corresponding to the three core challenges of international leadership: Leading international organizations, leading international teams, and (self)leadership with intercultural excellence. An additional section is dedicated to case studies, exhibiting these challenges in practice. The Foundation of the Swiss Society for Organization and Management (SGO) as well as Innosuisse – Swiss Innovation Agency supported the creation of this book.

Pythia goes down the dark rabbit hole as she reawakens the capabilities of sensing and channeling spirits as a divine medium and opening a side to herself that she had never shared before. By and by, she faces her convictions of inherited mishaps that she had to heal and overcome, leading her to tell the tale of making it another day. Pythia shares how she dives into the practitioner skills of her psychic energy, tarot, mysticism, planet and zodiac interpretation, and her bumpy dating life as she finds what makes her tick. Despite her isolation from the world, she finds strength in solitude. Pythia finds the courage to share her visions, hang-ups, and findings as she uncovers the practical magic that she possesses. She gives a new take on life through the experiences and changes the course of her dimensions by helping others tell their story using the natal birth chart, synchronicities, and astrological communication that the Universe provides in front of our eyes and shows that we are all connected, and it influences us all. Pythia finds herself with the inner key within to help others through pain spurts of chronic illness and mental health challenges studying her own body and mind in a not-so-typical manner of dancing a fine line between sanity and faith. Above all else, a self-discovery that heals the inner child and a new love for oneself—perfectly made with imperfections and all, without wax.