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Phillip Wilcox has devoted his professional life to analyzing the economic, political, and security dynamics between the U.S. and China. He received his M.A. in International Relations from the University of Southern California and his B.A. in Government and English from Georgetown University.He was inspired to write The Future is Autonomous: The U.S. and China Race to Develop the Driverless Car after an accident in 2012 left him legally blind. After the accident, he became passionate about autonomous vehicles and their potential. He advocates for autonomous technology to make transportation better and safer.When he is not writing or speaking on issues related to autonomous vehicles, Phillip loves to study Mandarin Chinese and is a Washington, D.C. sports fan.For more information you can connect with Phillip on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/phillip-wilcoxWho will win the race to develop the autonomous vehicle? Making predictions about technology, particularly technology as revolutionary as the autonomous vehicle, can be challenging. The Future is Autonomous: The U.S. and China Race to Develop the Driverless Car explores a number of key factors that will decide who will emerge victorious. In this book you will learn about: The major technological difficulties that must be overcome for a self-driving car to drive safely.The innovative companies that are creating new business models to commercialize autonomous vehicles.The political hurdles that both the U.S. and China must face to establish a common set of standards for autonomous vehicles both domestically and globally.And so much more!This book is a must read for anyone interested in the future of the automotive industry, cutting-edge technology, and keen political analysis. There is little doubt that whoever wins the race to develop the autonomous vehicle will have substantial influence in the industry for decades. No matter which superpower comes out on top, the biggest winner of all will be the consumer.

Every Rose Has Its Thorn: A Thorn in the Flesh details author Sydney Radecki's personal stories about her battle with anxiety, and how God poured into her life to rescue her. The shared experiences in the book are meant to form the understanding of how faith and mental health cross paths -- to show that the two are not separate but ones that diverge. Through her work, Radecki looks to end the stigma surrounding mental health and prove that devout Christians can suffer from mental disorders while still believing. In this book you'll discover: How to lean on your faith in hard times Exercises to do when you're feeling troubled Biblical stories that relate to daily struggles And more! You'll love this book if you're dealing with a mental health disorder and are trying to understand how your faith can play a role in your healing. It's okay to not be okay, and Every Rose Has Its Thorn: A Thorn in the Flesh can help you better understand that.

Did you know that more Americans suffer from depression than coronary heart disease, cancer, and HIV/AIDS combined?Listening to the List is a bold, honest, and hopeful discussion about topics that are often seen as taboo. It explores the intersections of identity, mindset, and the Christian lifestyle and focuses on a variety of conflicting identifiers such as Conforming vs. Bold, Apathetic vs. Obedient, and Broken vs. Victorious. It focuses on the titles that define our lives and their impact on how we view ourselves and how we live. There are impactful comparisons between the titles we give ourselves and the reality of the identity Christ gives us instead. In this book, you'll discover: How to embrace hard times as an opportunity to shape your character How the people around you can positively or negatively impact the person you will become How clinging to truth over self-given titles will alter your interaction with the world around you And More! You will love this book if you are looking for a fun read that doesn't sugarcoat deep topics. You will learn how your view of identity affects your relationship with yourself, others, and God, and how changing this view can change your life.

In 23 Miles and Running, Pinkins shares his journey--with a deep sense of humility and the realization that he is not an anomaly. Just as there were many others like him walking those rows of cotton back then, there are many children still in the Mississippi Delta who continue to grow up in poverty. This book asks readers if they have: Ever considered what it's like growing up in one of the most poverty-stricken areas in America; chopping cotton for a living, and doing whatever it takes just to get by? Ever wondered how it feels to literally get lost in a foreign country, engulfed by the culture and communities surrounding you? Ever thought about the unique and unbreakable bonds built between those who go into combat together? Ever imagined what it would be like to fly aboard Air Force One, sleep in the White House, or shake the hand of a President of the United States? Pinkins' story speaks to the underdog--the people in society who are facing seemingly insurmountable odds--and lets them know that they can overcome and achieve anything.

The Healthcare Conversation is an inspiring read about understanding how to navigate the health system in order to become a smarter, better-informed patient-consumer. The main goal of this book is to empower readers to take their physical and financial well-being into their own hands.This book strives to answer questions that have puzzled Americans for years: Why is obtaining care so expensive in the United States? What are the main issues plaguing our health industry? Who are the stakeholders that influence the quality of our care? How did healthcare become so complicated and how do we fix it? These, along with many other questions that a patient-consumer may possibly have, are explored through extensive research and discussions, raw interviews with healthcare professionals and patients, and real stories that speak to the heart and mind. Vo discloses information regarding the status and nature of our health industry in hopes of making healthcare more readily available to all Americans who wish to have a voice in the conversation.

Only 4% of women feel beautiful, yet 80% believe everyone possesses beauty. This book offers a fresh, inclusive view of beauty.This book bridges the gap between personal perceptions of beauty and the beauty industry, featuring voices from top executives to advocates for underrepresented groups.Discover how beauty is a choice and how feeling beautiful makes you beautiful. This book empowers you to be your best self and guides you in engaging positively with beauty brands worldwide.Beauty As It Is is more than a book; it's a journey to self-acceptance and embracing your unique beauty.

Owning a business is like juggling with different objects of all shapes and sizes at the same time. Every day you are asked to balance a multitude of priorities, from human resources to operations to finance. With so much to do, it's no wonder business owners find themselves struggling.In 1 Week 1 Thing, author and experienced business owner Jeffrey Nott provides a step-by-step, one-week-at-a-time approach in a workable format that fits into any busy schedule. Too often business improvement programs and coaching philosophies overwhelm business owners with too much at a time. 1 Week 1 Thing is a fresh approach. By dedicating only 2-3 hours each week to one important portion of your business at a time, you can not only increase profits but improve your outlook on the future.Ready for real breakthroughs in your business? Join Jeffrey Nott for a realistic, ratcheted process of accountability and focus that will help you capitalize on your greatest asset-your time-and build the business you envisioned the day it was founded.