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Trauma. In our modern world, it's a challenge to escape from the horrors we witnessed. Soldiers are suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (P.T.S.D.) struggling to survive on the street. Some become opioid addicts feeling as if there is no hope left. There are survivors of types of mass shootings. Countless millions suffer at the hands of loved ones. Chaos has become a part of everyday life for all of us. We as soldiers should be able to come home to heal from war, but we find ourselves on a whole new battlefield. The challenge with this new battlefield, is it brings new and old traumas to life. These traumas are like demons that don't strike and vanish. They linger on for years, leeching the energy and hope of its victims with merciless precision! The even sadder news is that a lot of men don't report it because they don't want to seem weak. I often tell these men, "I'd rather show "weakness, than you show at my funeral" Now, let me introduce you to Operation T.I.P.P. a tried and tested program I have created and performed for my community of veterans and the results were phenomenal, welcome, to hope. Operation: T.I.P.P. provides a positive way of healing from within from the effects brought on by trauma. Within T.I.P.P. I review the symptoms, causes, and challenges involved by Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. I introduce my theory entitled "The Cycle of Living with P.T.S.D." which begins with self-awareness, then developing coping skills and grounding techniques, which builds self-confidence, all the while you're learning and understanding of P.T.S.D. develops. I then finally discuss how to safely do a guided viewing of events. I also use a new approach for coping skills, association to military service. from a real-life perspective.

I went for a walk at a local place called Purgatory Chasm today. It was a crisp day, here in Massachusetts, as fall normally is. The part of the year that I love in this part of the country. I walk, taking in the serine beauty just before the leaves turn, although it's even more captivating after they turn to those beautiful vibrant colors. I started thinking back to my younger self when I wouldn't be able to walk in silence without headphones. Something to drown out the thoughts in my head was what I always needed. Now, well, I can walk in the woods and be at peace, taking in the wind, birds, animals, the majesty of nature itself. Now... I have a happy mind. In my inspirational life story heard around the world, I talk about how my life has been one of trauma. It's a story that many people ask how I made it through. I was just talking to a therapist yesterday, and she said to me, "not only have you survived it, but you helped others instead of letting it control you." I thought, of course! Nothing controls my life except for me and my actions. I use this story of mine to support others, to give my parents' deaths in my life meaning. This also gives my suicide attempt and homelessness meaning, and everything in between, meaning. People who have gone through similar things as I have need that and deserve that. What's taken me years to develop is what I want to show to you in this book. We may all have traumatic times in our lives, but they don't have to control the rest of our lives. We can heal from within, heal our inner being, our soul. Many people want to give you a band-aid and send you on your way. I have a saying. A soldier who lost their limb in war doesn't want a prosthetic and sent on their way. They may require that prosthetic, but they want to be assured they can live a good life after this incident. They want to be whole again, and that takes developing inner strength.

Jacob tiene grandes sueños de pasar tiempo con sus amigos, montar bicicleta y construir recuerdos. Pere hay un problema...¡no tiene la bicicleta! En La gran idea de Jacob; acción tras la vision, Jacob, con la ayuda de su abuelo, aprende 7 principios claves que lo llevan por un viaje de autodescubrimiento y lo empiedran para alcanzar sus metas. Lo UNICO que necesita es un poco de fe...¡y acción!

In every book I write, I combine life experience and research I've done on the subject, Footprints is no different. In the research that I have done for this book, I looked at the 5-7 stages of grief, denial, guilt, anger, bargaining, depression, awakening (upward turn), reconstruction of your life, and acceptance. I began to think about them all, this is what Footsteps focuses upon. Talking about each one and how to get from the shock of stage one (denial) to the seventh stage (acceptance). Keep in mind though that these do not go in order, for instance with one of the most profound deaths in my life, my uncle; I began bargaining before the actual death took place. This can often happen when someone has a disease like cancer, or life-threatening injuries. Anger can be the same, and so can depression. My point is though, they do not go in the order I will be discussing them in this book. Just like coping skills, it is different for everyone. Then we will focus on some coping skills that can support you while going through these stages and trying to move on with your life.

Rebuking The Spirit of Pride was written as a tool to constantly remind us that the spirit of pride has been, and always will be an enemy that will totally separate us from God! Upon reading this book, you will be encouraged to focus on your own life in order to get God`s deliverance. Pride is a subtle tactic used by the Devil to cause one to preach, sing, play instruments, be an usher, or hold any other position that will ultimately be frowned upon by the Lord because of the heart being filled with pride. While reading this book, think about your own shortcomings as it will be easy to think of others that you know.

Charles Smith's groundbreaking book Making Sense of Project Realities offers convincing explanations as to why project management theory and practice have become disconnected and describes the kind of complex, human skills that are required to deliver successful projects. Several MBA Courses use this book and the tutor feedback is encouragingly positive, including: can be used from day one to change the mindset of the students concerning projects and their management.