The concepts of success and failure are embedded in our culture, but how real are they? From a wide range of answers and her own experience, Jennifer Kavanagh explores some of the stereotypes on which these concepts are based, and reveals what people feel really matters in their lives. There is a growing acceptance that failure can not only lead to success but can open us to profound change. If we let go of the quest for individual perfection, and accept what is, our lives and relationships will be enriched. If we let go of our judgemental behaviour, we will no longer view life in terms of success or failure. If we let go of the need to control our lives, we will let go of goals and expectation. If we let go of our attachment to outcomes, we will be content with where and who we are. We may even go beyond the duality of opposites to an understanding of essential unity. Putting one foot in front of the other, neither afraid of failure nor triumphant with success. Living, in other words.
The White Star Line's Celtic (1901), Cedric (1903), Baltic (1904) and Adriatic (1907), collectively known as the 'Big Four', served for a combined 110 years. Together they carried around 1.5 million passengers on the Liverpool to New York and Southampton to New York routes during their time in service. Arguably the most successful series of ships the company ever produced, they have been overlooked in maritime literature until now. In this ground-breaking book, Mark Chirnside relates the history of the 'Big Four', in many ways Examwise Volume 1 for 2013 Cfa Level I Certification the First Candidates Question and Answer Workbook for Chartered Financial Analyst (with Download Practice Exam Software) pdf the forerunners of the famous 'Olympic' class ships. Features including a gymnasium and Turkish and electric baths were trialled on Adriatic before their use on Olympic, Titanic and Britannic. Charting their history from civilian passenger ships to armed merchant cruisers and troop ships in the First World War, The 'Big Four' of the White Star Fleet explores the adventures and experiences passengers and crew had on board over the decades.
____________________________
Author: Jennifer Kavanagh
Number of Pages: 148 pages
Published Date: 16 Dec 2012
Publisher: John Hunt Publishing
Publication Country: New Alresford, United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN: 9781780997650
Download Link: Click Here
____________________________
Tags:
download ebook, facebook, iOS, Read online, pocket, for PC, fb2, Jennifer Kavanagh download torrent,free pdf, book review, rar The Failure of Success : Redefining What Matters pocket,epub download, mobi,download epub,read book The Failure of Success : Redefining What Matters by Jennifer Kavanagh for mac,free ebook, download torrent, for mac, ebook pdf, download book, paperback, iPad, download ebook, iPhone, kindle, ebook, zip, download pdf,
Non-Governmental Organizations, Management and Development
The Call of Distant Mammoths : Why the Ice Age Mammals Disappeared download pdf
Living Originally : Ten Spiritual Practices to Transform Your Life download epub