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The text has been substantially revised to reflect the latest management thinking and to include new sections on communication, conflict management and managing innovation.

In 2004, Tatiana wrote a brief autobiography, Autobiography of a Faith Healer, which was the starting point for this book. As a result of our ongoing friendship, Tatiana asked me to write a more complete history about her life's work incorporating text from her second writing Miracles and Mysteries of God, articles, photographs, testimonials, and material from our personal discussions in an effort to educate, spread word of God's miracles, and bring hope to people who in desperation feel that they have nowhere to turn. Devoted to God her entire life, Tatiana is a selfless individual who...

Create Your Purpose, Manage Your Time is about doing exactly that. It's about finding your purpose, looking at the bigger picture, making the most of what and who you have around you and being able to say no so that YOU are in control of your time and managing it more effectively.

Reading this book won't stop things interfering with your plans. It won't mean there's never a time when tomorrow is the soonest you can start something. It won't help you manage your daily to-do list or plan your day better.

Reading this book will ensure that today - not tomorrow, today - you will take a...

In 2004, Tatiana wrote a brief autobiography, Autobiography of a Faith Healer, which was the starting point for this book. As a result of our ongoing friendship, Tatiana asked me to write a more complete history about her life's work incorporating text from her second writing Miracles and Mysteries of God, articles, photographs, testimonials, and material from our personal discussions in an effort to educate, spread word of God's miracles, and bring hope to people who in desperation feel that they have nowhere to turn. Devoted to God her entire life, Tatiana is a selfless individual who...

In the Autumn of 1891, Oscar Wilde set about conquering literary Paris. Gide was dazzled by the Irishman's energy and verve, but was driven to the edge of a nervous breakdown by Wilde's merciless paradoxes and questioning of religious faith. The two writers met repeatedly over the next ten years in France, Italy, and North Africa, both before and after Wilde's imprisonment. But by the time Wilde died in Paris in 1900, the tables had been turned. He was impoverished and disgraced, while Gide was well launched on a literary career that would make him the most famous French writer of his...