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1001 Ways to Energize Employees
Written by Bob Nelson
Narrated by Bob Nelson
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Bob Nelson presents useful management concepts in a highly accessible and usable way.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5I loved House of Day, House of Night by Olga Tokarczuk (beautifully translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones). Reading it was like sipping brandy -- heady, dreamy, and deserving of slow savoring. The narrator, a contemporary young woman, is a new resident of the old village of Nowa Ruda (formerly Neurude) in the Silesian region of Poland. Over a period of a spring, summer and autumn, with the companionship of her neighbor, Marta, an ancient wigmaker with a deep connection to the natural world, she slowly unfolds the stories of the villagers, their history and their interconnectedness. It's a gorgeous meditation on nature and humanity that rather defies description -- as much poetry as fiction.This is the first paragraph:"The first night I had a dream. I dreamed I was pure sight, without a body or a name. I was suspended high above a valley at some undefined point from which I could see everything. I could move around my field of vision, yet remain in the same place. It seemed as if the world below was yielding to me as I look at it, constantly moving toward me, and then away so first I could see everything, then only tiny details.".
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5A rather dull memoir. The author was a practicing Catholic, but her ancestry meant she was Jewish to the Nazis. She escaped from Austria to England via the Kindertransport in 1938, then followed her parents to America in 1940. There's nothing wrong with relying on your diary to help write a memoir but she really goes overboard here. She fills page after endless page with analysis of her entries, what did she mean when she said this, why did she live that out, etc.