Bøger af Elliott Parker

A poem book in a class of its own.Symbolically twisted and organically gifted.Enjoy 90 poems that will uplift your spirit as you flip the page for more to come.A book of poetry targeting every aspect relating to: Life, humor, relationship, spiritual, and love, betrayal, metaphorical, motivational, inspirational and emotional.Words have power, and this poetry book is delicious with no sugar-coated added on powder.Most of these poems are like little story books, guaranteed that once you start reading will have you hooked.If you love poetry, and love reading one immense enjoyably then you're going to love this one.No matter who you are these poems will inspire you and set your mind afar.ENJOY TITLES SUCH AS, A DEEP ILLUSION, SHADOW VAIN, A MAN'S WORTH, AND LOVE CAN BE A FUNNY THING.

There's a problem with innovation inside of big companies. And it's not what you think. Corporations are better managed than ever, but they're less capable of delivering the breakthroughs that change our world for the better. Big companies are too often focused on efficiency instead of resiliency. They're optimized for safety and predictability, for maintenance of the status quo. Their focus on capital efficiency leads them to engage in an illusion of innovation: activity that feels like innovation but leads to value destruction, not progress. This book explains why meaningful innovation naturally emerges from deliberate inefficiency and how large corporations can harness the power of small teams-startups-to drive radical change through systematic experimentation. The Illusion of Innovation explores:What the Federal Witness Protection Program reveals about the power of individualsHow the Amazon river basin relies on random evolution to build resiliencyHow the NBA's shift to the three-point rule demonstrates the importance of thoughtful experimentsHow one-thousand-year-old businesses survive crisesWe need scaled corporations to recover their problem-solving capacity. This means questioning decades of embedded assumptions about why corporations exist and finding ways to run faster, cheaper, and weirder experiments. It's time to build again.

Based on true events, Hug Bug and Ollie is a humorous, love-at-heart, children's' book, with a metaphoric twist. Most children and even adults now can relate to a time when having a stuffed bear or any other kind of stuff animal was like having a best friend that came with an attachment. Hug Bug and Ollie take having a stuffed bear to another level. What happens when a child has no other friends other than a stuffed bear he has grown attached to, to only find out later that the phenomenon of his life is about to repeat itself.

"Fitness, Motivation, Poetic Inspiration, Positive Vibration in a Humorous Energetic Situation."

This is a different kind of economics book. Elliott Parker uses his expertise from doing research on the East Asian fiscal crisis to give profound insights into what happened and how to avoid future catastrophes. Kate Marshall personalizes it by providing vignettes of what it was actually like to be in the trenches and fighting the inevitable political battles that came up.