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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The game of golf is 90 percent mental. When Yogi Berra became manager of the Yankees, a reporter asked if he had enough experience to handle the job. Sure, Berra said. I’ve been playing 18 years, and you can observe a lot just by watching. #2 The mind is like a VCR. It records sights and sounds, and the tape plays continuously. The human body treats every vivid thought and image as if it is real and happening now. Everyone who has awakened from a nightmare knows this to be true. #3 The brain can only focus on one thing at a time. To overcome this, you must focus on what you want to happen or some neutral thought. You must not suppress what you don’t want to happen, but instead focus on what you do want to happen. #4 The law of dominant thought says that your mind will remember the most dominant thought. When you say to yourself not to do something, your mind will most likely do what you said not to do. When you say to yourself what you are going to do, your mind will most likely do what you said.
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A valuable and insightful guide, A Sport for Every Kid helps parents identify the best sport for children of all abilities. Parents seeking to recommend an appropriate recreational pastime often experience frustration when neither parent nor child can find the right sport to match the child's strengths and interests. Nicole Sperekas, PhD, demonstrates ways to discern whether a child enjoys a sport, and, if not, how to introduce other options. Parents will find important chapters on issues such as proper nutrition for the young athlete, ways to identify positive-and negative-coaching styles, and how to determine if your child should move to a higher level of competition in his or her chosen sport. In addition, a section of fact sheets presents key information on more than fifty sports.
"I thoroughly enjoyed this book." — President George Bush "It's great!" — President Gerald R. Ford JFK hid it from the public. Reagan practiced it on Air Force One. Bush did it in record time. Taft was surprisingly good at it despite his girth. Harding liked a nip before he did it, and scheduled his presidency around it. Passion for golf has infused the Oval Office over the past century. In fact, thirteen of our last sixteen presidents have devoted untold hours to the pursuit of the perfect swing. In Presidential Lies, little-known stories and facts reveal our chief executives' love of the game in a collection that combines history, gossip, and golf in a wonderful read. Shepherd Campbell is a vice president at Golf Digest/Tennis, Inc. Peter Landau, a longtime golfer and collector of golf literature, is the historian of the St. Andrew's Golf Club in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. Visit us online at www.simonandschuster.com
The New Publicity Kit shows you how to take advantage of the dynamic technological advances that are revolutionizing the ways in which advertisers and marketers target their audiences. While it still schools you in such timeless basics as writing news releases, holding press conferences, and developing press kits, The New Publicity Kit also shows you how to take full advantage of the exciting opportunities for market exposure offered by cable, electronic newspapers, faxes, the Internet, and other new and emerging media.
The fourth estate.
Provides detailed facts and current statistics for over 750 occupations in more than 90 key career fields. Contains more than 500 photographs.
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