Bøger af David Trotter

Do you have the life you have always wanted? Are you living with meaning and purpose Are your relationships rich and connecting? Do you even know who you are and what you bring to this world? What if you relaunched your life? For most of us, life dissatisfaction is the result of living an unintentional life. Rather than remaining stuck in an existence you never wanted, Launch Yourself will provide you with the tools to relaunch your life with a trajectory toward true success. If you're ready for a change in your life, you're ready to Launch Yourself. By peering into the implosion and re-launch of the author's own life, you'll learn the five most important questions to ask yourself via The Process of Intention - allowing you to find a "new normal" in The Seven Spheres of Transformation - life passions, romance, community, money and possessions, creativity and play, physical well-being, and spirituality. Listen in as the author shares his own journey and inspires you to relaunch your own life.

After 10 years as a pastor, David was burned out and stuck in a life and marriage that lacked passion. His desire for an intimate partnership led him to leave his mistress of 'ministry' and run into the arms of a real-life mistress - his wife's best friend. After moving in with one another and spending forty days together, the woman abruptly left to go back to her husband and four kids, and David's life hit rock bottom. This first-hand account of what led to his burnout and life implosion takes the reader on a raw and intimate journey...from illicit affair to hospitalization and ultimately to reconciliation with his wife and family. This is a powerful story of redemption that will leave the reader both challenged and inspired.

You're aware of human trafficking. Now what? Whether you're passionate about ending forced labor or sex trafficking, you can start "something" - a project, event, campaign, or organization - to help end trafficking in our world. You have the ability to rally friends, family, or your entire community to accomplish something world-changing. Whether it's putting on a fundraiser, hosting an awareness event, launching a new initiative at your university, or starting a fair trade business, you have access to all the resources you need to get started. Do you believe that? I do. Designed for college students, 20-somethings, and anyone passionate to help end human trafficking: Introduction - Don't Get Stuck in Traffick Chapter 1 - Why Do You Want to Start Something Chapter 2 - What Are You Trying to Accomplish? Chapter 3 - How to Launch a PROJECT Chapter 4 - How to Host an EVENT Chapter 5 - How to Raise Money Through a CAMPAIGN Chapter 6 - How to Start an ORGANIZATION Chapter 7 - Recruit and Motivate Your Team Chapter 8 - Market Your Something Chapter 9 - Refine, Replicate, Rejuvenate Through an easy to follow process and inspiring real-life examples, you'll be equipped and motivated to get started right away.

Written especially for students and assuming no prior knowledge of the subject, this book aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to early 20th-century fiction.

The period between the World Wars was one of the richest and most inventive in the long history of British literature. Interwar literature stood apart by virtue of the sheer intelligence of the enquiries it undertook into the technological mediation of experience. After around 1925, literary works began to examine the sorts of behavior made possible for the first time by virtual interaction. And they began to fill up, too, with the look, sound, smell, taste, and feel of the new synthetic and semi-synthetic materials that were reshaping everyday modern life. New media and new materials gave writers a fresh opportunity to reimagine both how lives might be lived and how literature might be written. Today, such material and immaterial mediations have become even more decisive. Communications technology is an attitude before it is a machine or a set of codes. It is an idea about the prosthetic enhancement of our capacity to communicate. The writers who first woke up to this fact were not postwar, postmodern, or post-anything else: some of the best of them lived and wrote in the British Isles in the period between the World Wars.

Written especially for students and assuming no prior knowledge of the subject, this book aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to early 20th-century fiction.