هذا الكتاب يشرح كيف يمكن لعادات بسيطة جدًا ولكن دائمة، أن تغير كل تفاصيل حياتك للأفضل وتُحدث طفرةً كبيرة في كل أمور عملك وحياتك الشخصية. كل ما عليك هو فَهْمُ المسار ...
We live in a vortex of life crowded with work, obligations, pressures, and problems. . Suddenly we discover that we have lost the most precious thing we have. . Our family. . Our health. . Our religion. . Our money. . Some may even resort to suicide in order to lose themselves, “as is the case with the hero of the novel.”
What's the reason ? . . Is there a return? . . How is the way? . . The novel will answer
Last attempt. . A novel about self-development. It takes you on an enjoyable journey to discover the secret of a happy, balanced life. The novel takes you to several cities in the world to meet teachers who enrich you with knowledge and entertain you with stories and examples. Its exciting events are mixed between fantasy and reality, between literary and scientific style, between mystery and clarity.
I did not fail 2
A book on development and motivation that focused on the period of assignment at the International Civil Aviation Organization in 2010, which is one of the United Nations organizations, and the many confrontations and challenges that occurred during this period with various nationalities, the period of intellectual transition to internationalism and the establishment of a negotiating personality, which was rejected on the day of travel until it became A chief negotiator with a vital file who travels to many places. The book also discusses periods of frustration, success, and learning from many Arab and foreign figures. Post 2010
What happens when we die? Is there a second life after death? Why does everyone talk in their dying moments about a tunnel of light at the end?
Can insects read? What does a Tibetan monk do in a high school? Was Newton just a mathematician? How do we save the world?
And most important of all, does she reciprocate his admiration?
Many important questions that need to be answered, and who is more capable of doing that than a high school student who believes that he is the best musician in the world, and with a little help from his coffee-loving grandfather (even if he is dead... a little).
The fuse of war ignites between the Monsalbes and the Barragans, a fierce war governed by only one law: blood for blood. As the two families seek to accumulate wealth through illicit activities, love with its presence creates deeds, changes paths, and creates mountains of words that people pass on about the members of the two families until they are no longer what they are, but rather what people tell and imagine. Thus begins the legend that became true from too much of it being passed on, or perhaps it is a true story that became a legend from too much of it being told.
With an interwoven narrative full of sensory details, drawing from the springs of magical realism, Laura Restrepo writes a novel that is brutal and sweet at the same time, an epic story about desire and betrayal, a myth about life and death crouching in the desert: “like a leopard in the sun.”
