يتناول هذا الكتاب 25 جرعة بسيطة في السعادة ويمكن لأي شخص ان يتبعها في حياته، وترشدنا هذه الجرعات الى طريق السعادة والبهجة وراحة البال ..
حيث ان السعادة عبارة عن حلقات متصلة بعضها ببعض وتشمل هذه الحلقات جوانب عديدة في حياة الانسان كالتفكير والذات والعائلة والعمل بالاضافة الى الجوانب الاجتماعية وجميعها مرتبطة ببعض، فالشخص السعيد هو الذي يوازن بين هذه الحلقات ويهتم بتفاصيلها البسيطه ويعيش الحياة الحقيقة الممتعة ..
الكتاب الأكثر مبيعًا الملهم والمغير للحياة لمؤلف كتاب القادة EAT LAST AND TOGETHER هو الأفضل. في عام 2009، بدأ سيمون سينك حركة لمساعدة الناس على أن يصبحوا أكثر إلهامًا في العمل، وبالتالي إلهام زملائهم وعملائهم. منذ ذلك الحين، تأثر الملايين بقوة أفكاره، بما في ذلك أكثر من 28 مليون شخص شاهدوا محادثة TED الخاصة به بناءً على START WITH WHY - ثالث أكثر مقاطع فيديو TED شعبية على الإطلاق. يبدأ سينك بسؤال أساسي: لماذا بعض الأشخاص والمنظمات أكثر ابتكارا وتأثيرا وأكثر ربحية من غيرهم؟ لماذا يأمر البعض بولاء أكبر من العملاء والموظفين على حد سواء؟ حتى بين الناجحين، لماذا قلة قليلة قادرة على تكرار نجاحها مرارا وتكرارا؟ لم يكن لدى أشخاص مثل مارتن لوثر كينغ جونيور وستيف جوبز والأخوة رايت سوى القليل من القواسم المشتركة، لكنهم جميعًا بدأوا بـ لماذا. لقد أدركوا أن الناس لن يشتروا حقًا منتجًا أو خدمة أو حركة أو فكرة حتى يفهموا السبب وراء ذلك. ابدأ بالسبب يوضح أن القادة الذين كان لهم التأثير الأكبر في العالم جميعهم يفكرون ويتصرفون ويتواصلون بنفس الطريقة - وهذا عكس ما يفعله أي شخص آخر. يطلق سينك على هذه الفكرة القوية اسم الدائرة الذهبية، وهي توفر إطارًا يمكن بناء المنظمات عليه، ويمكن قيادة الحركات، ويمكن إلهام الناس. وكل شيء يبدأ مع لماذا.
The Sunday Times Number One Bestseller Winner of The GoodReads Choice Award for Poetry 2017 From Rupi Kaur, the bestselling author of Milk and Honey, comes her long-awaited second collection of poetry. Illustrated by Kaur, The Sun and Her Flowers is a journey of wilting, falling, rooting, rising and blooming. It is a celebration of love in all its forms. this is the recipe of life said my mother as she held me in her arms as i wept think of those flowers you plant in the garden each year they will teach you that people too must wilt fall root rise in order to bloom Praise for Rupi Kaur: 'Kaur is at the forefront of a poetry renaissance' Observer 'Kaur made her name with poems about love, life and grief. They resonate hugely' Sunday Times 'Poems tackling feminism, love, trauma and healing in short lines as smooth as pop music' New York Times 'Caught the imagination of a large, atypical poetry audience...Kaur knows the good her poetry does: it saves lives' Evening Standard 'Breathing new life into poetry...It has people reading, and listening' The Pool 'Every so often, a book comes along that seems to have a life of its own, that is passed lovingly from one reader to another with recommendations that insist, "You must read this". Rupi Kaur's Milk and Honey is one such book' Red Magazine 'Rupi Kaur's poetry communicates, distils life. Her success is a simply wonderful thing for poetry. Her work reveals how powerful and accessible poetry can be. It seems to help people too and is a fine example of the healing power of art' Allie Esiri, editor of four bestselling poetry anthologies and apps 'Rupi Kaur blazing a trail for new generations to discover verse is a wondrous thing. Her star is shining brightly. A drop of poetry can flood the imagination. It can also ease the mind. Her work is clearly bringing such pleasures to countless readers - mostly younger readers - and that is a cause for celebration for anyone who cares about poetry'Ben Holden, editor of bestselling anthologies Poems That Make Grown Men Cry & Poems That Make Grown Women Cry
عش حياتك اللحظة باللحظة بكل تفاصيلها واستمتع بها ..و اعطها وقتها ..و لا تستعجل أبداً كي لا تندم.. فالعمر قصير .. والوقت إن ذهب فلن يعود أبداً ولن يتكرر..
بصمة محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم :
سيأخذك هذا الكتاب في رحلة جميله وملهمة للتعرف على قصة حياة محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم ،، هذا الرجل العظيم الذي غيير حياة البشرية وترك بصمة خالدة في جميع الناس ،
ستتعرف على بداياته وأهم المحطات في حياته وكيف نجحت دعوته ووصلت إلى جميع قارات العالم .
In 2013 Rolf Dobelli stood in front of a roomful of journalists and proclaimed that he did not read the news. It caused a riot. Now he finally sets down his philosophy in detail. And he practises what he preaches: he hasn't read the news for a decade.
Stop Reading the News is Dobelli's manifesto about the dangers of the most toxic form of information - news. He shows the damage it does to our concentration and well-being, and how a misplaced sense of duty can misdirect our behaviour.
From the author of the bestselling The Art of Thinking Clearly, Rolf Dobelli's book offers the reader guidance about how to live without news, and the many potential gains to be had: less disruption, more time, less anxiety, more insights. In a world of increasing disruption and division, Stop Reading the News is a welcome voice of calm and wisdom.
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Praise for Perfume River :Finalist for the 2017 Southern Book PrizeLonglisted for the 2017 Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in FictionOne of the Millions ' Most Anticipated Books of the YearButler's Faulknerian shuttling back and forth across the decades has less to do with literary pyrotechnics than with cutting to the chase. Perfume River hits its marks with a high-stakes intensity . . . Butler's particulars on the two brothers' marriages are comprehensively adroit . . . Butler's prose is fluid, and his handling of his many time-shifts as lucid as it is urgent. His descriptive gifts don't extend just to his characters' traits or their Florida and New Orleans settings, but to the history he's addressing . . . 'You share a war in one way,' Robert thinks. 'You pass it on in another.' Perfume River captures both the agony and subtlety of how that happens." - New York Times Book Review"This novel confronts the long aftermath of the Vietnam War . . . Butler roves gracefully . . . across the perspectives of many characters, showing particular tenderness in his depiction of Robert's wife, Darla, and her attempt to harmonize conflicting parts of her husband's life." - New Yorker (Briefly Noted)"The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of A Good Scent From a Strange Mountain revisits the Vietnam War in this contemporary novel about a family still wrestling with the conflict . . . Butler shifts POV seamlessly among his believably complicated characters." - Newsday"No synopsis can convey the deceptive richness of Butler's storytelling. The writing style, precise and beautiful, discloses more than the simple surface action of any one passage . . . Butler moves seamlessly between points of view, sometimes within the same paragraph . . . [A] deftly slip-sliding narrative . . . Butler greatly enlarges our sense of what the Vietnam War cost to a generation . . . [A] quietly bristling book . . . Perfume River tells a human story that sums up in an entire era of American life." - Miami Herald"The story builds its force with great care . . . Its power is that we want to keep reading. The entire journey is masterfully rendered, Butler lighting a path back into the cave, completely unafraid." - Benjamin Busch, Washington Post"The strength of this novel is its shifting point of view. Butler moves easily among his characters to create a composite portrait of a family that has been wrecked by choices made during the Vietnam War." - San Francisco Chronicle"A moving story of Vietnam's aftershocks . . . Poignant . . . [An] insightful portrait of a family shaped and shaken by war . . . Perfume River focuses on fathers and sons, but it also gives us a moving portrait of long marriages . . . Butler describes in wry, elegant detail . . . all the little battles and victories on the home front." - Tampa Bay Times"In Perfume River , Butler continues in his sensitive, highly nuanced, roaming style to explore the repercussions the [Vietnam] war has had on its American veterans, their families and their relationships . . . Eloquent . . . Once again, Butler has written a meaningful novel for the Vietnam War generation. And for their children and grandchildren." - St. Louis Post-Dispatch"As smart and eloquent as anything [Butler has] done before . . . This novel is rich in characterization, elegantly written and smart . . . Perfume River holds the reader tight as the action moves to its conclusion." - Alabama Public Radio"[A] thought-provoking new novel." - Susan Larson, WWNO, "The Reading Life""[An] extraordinary novel . . . Butler's elegant return to literary fiction proves his skill and grace once again." - Daily Breeze (Fall's Must-Read Books)"This latest from the Pulitzer Prize-winning Butler astutely reveals the Vietnam War's continuing impact on America through two families . . . By the end of this pristinely written novel, we come to see what war does to everyone. A complex story told with poignancy and an economy of means; highly recommended." - Library Journal (starred review)"Robert Olen Butler . . . has written eloquent works about Vietnam and its effect on families. He returns to these themes in Perfume River , a heartbreaking story of fathers and sons and their expectations and disappointments . . . Perfume River is a powerful work that asks profound questions about betrayal and loyalty. There are marvelous descriptions throughout . . . A provocative novel." - BookPage"An exceptional novel." - Advance Reading Copy"The prolific author best known for his Pulitzer Prize-winning book, A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain , returns to mine the fraught relationships of military fathers and sons in this searching portrait." - Atlanta Journal Constitution (13 Fall Books That Will Change the Way You See the South)"Butler's most famous work, the Pulitzer Prize-winning story collection A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain , explored the Vietnam War and its aftermath from the perspective of the Vietnamese. With Perfume River , Butler argues that the war continues to exact a psychic toll on American soldiers and destroyed families, as well . . . Butler's prose moves seamlessly between 2015 and flashbacks, narrating personal histories in the present tense." - Chapter 16"An elegant work of fiction . . . Butler has amazed me with his uncanny ability to bore deeply inside his characters' hearts and minds and illuminate their deepest thoughts and emotions . . . Butler consistently offers up believable and insightful evocations of his characters' innermost feelings. He is also adept at two of the novelist's most difficult exposition and building a narrative to an unexpected ending . . . Butler handles this seamlessly . . . The ending is a surprise that's only one of the many satisfying elements in this terrific novel." - VVA Veteran"A deeply meditative reflection on aging and love, as seen through the prism of one family quietly torn asunder by the lingering effects of the Vietnam War. Butler, returning to contemporary literary fiction after three outstanding historical thrillers, shows again that he is a master of tone, mood, and character, whatever genre he chooses to explore. This is thoughtful, introspective fiction of the highest caliber, but it carries a definite edge, thanks to an insistent backbeat that generates suspense with the subtlest of brushstrokes." - Booklist (starred review)"Butler's assured, elegant novel explores a family fractured by the Vietnam War as its members face the losses of age . . . Eddying fluidly through its half-century span, the book speaks eloquently of the way the past bleeds into the present, history reverberates through individual lives, and mortality challenges our perceptions of ourselves and others." - Publishers Weekly"The climactic scene . . . is devastating and beautifully written. Many weighty themes . . . the shadow of Vietnam, the push and pull of father-son relationships, the pitfalls of long-term marriages, and the psychic toll of aging . . . Butler pulls it all together into a story that's both complex and meaningful." - Kirkus Reviews"What I so like about Perfume River is its plainly-put elegance. Enough time has passed since Viet Nam that its grave human lessons and heartbreaks can be - with a measure of genius - almost simply stated. Butler's novel is a model for this heartbreaking simplicity and grace." - Richard Ford "
