Sunday, 06 January 2013
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Despite the unique pressures of being the daughters of "survivors," the contributors have thrived and made the most of their lives, but not in stereotypical ways. Instead, they chose ways that combine compassion with courage, and success with celebration. The result is an uplifting and very inspiring book from a group of very inspiring women.
The contributors include editor Mindy Weisel, an artist whose works are on display at museums around the world; Helen Epstein, author of Children of the Holocaust; Aviva Kempner, producer of the films The Partisans of Vilna and The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg; Lily Brett, the only writer who has won Australia's highest awards for fiction and poetry; photographer Vera Loeffler; poet Miram Morsel Nathan; and Hadassah Lieberman, wife of Senator Joe Lieberman. The introduction is by Eva Fogelman, author ofConscience & Courage: Rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust.
This book has been used in the classroom and at seminars and conferences. Previously available only in a hard cover edition, it is now available in trade paperback and e-book editions. Highly recommended because of its unique perspective on the Holocaust and because each chapter demonstrates the strength of the human spirit.
This marketing book is written so that you can get through it quickly (only 116 pages) and put into practice the principles that will unleash the potential of your business. It’s like discovering a gold mine in your back yard.
You’ll learn how to:
pinpoint your ideal customer
make your advertising twice as effective
turn marketing failure into success
remove mental blocks that are holding you back from success in your advertising and promotions
You’ll be able to put together a simple, yet powerful, marketing strategy designed just for your business.
Discover the real reasons why people buy. You’ll profit from the small business ideas, business marketing strategies and advice on finding your ideal customer and putting the right message together that will move them to action.
The events Rivkah witnessed changed history. As a young shepherd girl, she accompanied her father to a Bethlehem stable where she held the baby Jesus. She watched Mary and Joseph flee to Egypt, met the strange visitors from the East who’d followed a star to Bethlehem, and saw Herod’s soldiers kill the children of her village.
You can experience life in Roman Judea as the Jewish people struggle under the burden of Caesar's armies and Herod's cruelty. Watch false Messiahs rise and fall and see the fatal retribution that followed. Feel the pain of the innocent bystanders left to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives.
Meet Shemu’el, the young man Rivkah believed God destined for her. But Rome tore them apart. Divided by fate, united by love, these two young people grow to separate adulthood, each with their dreams and desires unfulfilled, while the world of Rome and conquest moves inexorably on.
Then, many years later, Rivkah finds herself in Jerusalem during the Passover. Trapped in a crowd, she is forced to watch three men being led to their execution. Her stomach drops when she realizes one of the men is Yeshua, the babe she held so many years before.
Witness it all through the eyes of one who lived it.
What motivated you to start your business?
Why did you choose your particular line of business?
What were some of your earlier challenges?
Would you have done anything differently as you approached the formative stages of your business?
What challenges do you currently face?
How has owning a business benefited you?
What have you learned about sustaining good working relationships?
What advice do you have for those who desire to start a business today?
You will come away with a healthy, informed, and encouraging perspective on what it takes. Embedded within their insights are practical tips which, applied properly, can provide a basic roadmap for your own entrepreneurial pursuits.
Thank you for reading I hope you enjoyed the book. And found some new delicious delights. Have a relaxed and wonderful mother day. Be sure to look for my other books in the mini series.
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