This book challenges the traditional thinking regarding leadership, it offers a straightforward strategic approach that serves to identify the key elements of effective leadership based on the 'Leadership Cycle': Knowledge, Understanding, Skills, Application and Results (K.U.S.A.R.). This five-stage model identifies how real development and effectiveness is achieved, reviewed and maintained. The Phoenix Leadership Programme is essential reading for anyone who aspires to be a truly effective leader.

The Fateful Ops folder has been reopened and he's back. Jes Spenser has been a vital asset and a critical secret weapon in the tool box America uses in its war on terrorism. He jumps at the opportunity to take a peaceful assignment that resembles a paid vacation and possibly reunite him with a lost love. This simple fact finding mission leads to a possible face-to-face meeting with the F.B.I.'s number one most wanted terrorist. What would any terrorist fighter do? This exciting new novel Fateful Ops - The Pursuit of Terror reunites Spenser's small team of operatives. From Afghanistan to...

He's Fighting Terrorism on Both Sides In America's war against terrorism, someone in U.S. intelligence decides that to keep department funding up, an upcoming attack on America must be allowed to take place. Who could possibly fight against such a diabolical plot? The thrilling new novel Fateful Ops takes this situation and runs with it until the spellbinding conclusion. Jes Spenser is an ex-cop who has chosen to work overseas as a spy to help keep U.S. troops safe. When Spenser discovers that an attack on U.S. soil is imminent, he informs the powers that be, but is told that the attack will...

In 1972, a time of tumultuous political and social change, Clare and Lowell are idealists on opposite ends of the spectrum. Lowell is an ambitious grad student expecting an elite career in the Foreign Service and Clare is an earnest freshman antiwar activist. When they meet at Indiana University, an unlikely passion begins. Detours is a sensual and intelligent romance exploring politics, culture, and self-discovery in a story that spans more than a decade and travels from the States to Beirut, Mexico City, and Kuwait. The journey is spellbinding and unforgettable.

Nine-year-old Lottie feels trapped. Her divorced mother has brought her three children from the U.S. to England, en route to what she believes is their religious destiny in the Holy Land. Her schoolmates think she's odd. Her twenty-four-year old piano tutor, Rory, says he's in love with Lottie - but she is as frightened by his insistence on keeping their relationship secret as she is confused by his touches.

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Within these pages are a collection of essays Kadashan has written for the Juneau Empire, the capital city of Alaska's newspaper; his column was called Kadashan's Corner. He wrote his column for 6 years and served 12 years as the elected tribal president of the Yakutat Tlingit Tribe. He writes about the U.S. and Alaska tribal governments. The premise of Kadashan's essays is focused on the Natural Law. He discusses how the Founding Fathers based the Constitution of the United States on the laws of nature and the laws of God. He also tells about how the Native American knew, understood, and...