Bøger af John Doherty

While teaching my happiness class, a student asked, "Why would anyone not want to be happy?" Another student answered, "Because they don't know how." The idea to write this book was born. The book outlines the eight basic skills that will change your life. If practiced, they will make your life happier. Join me on this journey to a happier life

The TSPROC (Time Series PROCessor) computer soft- ware uses a simple scripting language to process and analyze time series. It was developed primarily to assist in the calibra-tion of environmental models. The software is designed to perform calculations on time-series data commonly associated-umes, transformation by means of basic arithmetic operations, and generation of seasonal and annual statistics and hydro- logic indices. TSPROC can also be used to generate some of by means of the PEST (Parameter ESTimation) computer soft- ware. Through the use of TSPROC, the objective function for components of a hydrograph.

Robert Mason goes to his bank to withdraw cash to buy a CD player. Heavily armed young women burst in and demand money. The teller hands over the money but also activates a secret alarm. As the police approach, the young women take an elderly lady as a hostage. Moved by the elderly lady's distress, Robert takes her place. The robbers elude the police and take Robert to their hideout in the country. Their problem is what to do with him. If they release him, he will lead the police to them. They decide to kill him but he manages to escape before they can do so. Although free, Robert does not seem to be able to get his life back together again. His ordeal has affected him mentally and also he has formed an attachment to one of the women in the house in which he was held. He becomes obsessed with her but she doesn't want anything to do with him.

Today the pension crisis is hitting home to more and more people, as they realise their provision for retirement is woefully inadequate. For many the traditional pension plan is no longer an option for ensuring a good income in later life. John Doherty came to this conclusion in 2007. That's when he began to look into another savings plan - property. He used to think that property investing was risky and was reserved for the wealthy. But he has been on a journey of discovery, learning both the theory and the practice of buy-to-let investment. Feeling all the emotions and the fears he has faced the challenges of investing in property in the midst of a recession. From a standing start John has built a portfolio of investment properties worth over £800,000. Now he offers to accompany you in your first steps into the world of property investment. His down to earth, no nonsense approach, will show how you can invest in property, given the right information and motivation. John will show you how to use property to build a pension nest egg, to provide an extra income, to pay off your mortgage early and much more.