Sentences with phrase «books written on the topics»

There are whole books written on the topic of «mothering guilt,» and there is a lot of blame being thrown around toward specific parenting approaches.

This is a brand new monthly series here at Moments A Day for which I'm sharing books written on the topics of positive parenting and personal growth.

With that being said, formula marketing is extremely predatory and is something that some professionals feel so strongly about that their are books written on the topic, courses taught, and documentaries.

Many books write on the topic of new investors who routinely overestimate their risk tolerance.

There are numerous television shows, special articles, and loads of books written on the topic to help weed out the theories based on research versus...

A cursory glance through the web provides results for not just the cities mentioned above, but also entire books written on the topic, such as Fritz Haeg's Edible Estates, Heather Flores» Food Not Lawns, and Ivette Soler's The Edible Front Yard.

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The brother and sister writing team of Kathryn and Ross Petras have even written a book on this topic called You're Saying It Wrong.

I mention how to in this episode but to name a few you can write a book about the topic you love, guest post on other sites, speak at trade shows, or write for magazines.

And I've written several books on my experiences investing, with topics ranging from automatic investing to Warren Buffett, to hedge funds, to long - term investing (my worse - selling book, «The Forever Portfolio», which has sold 399 copies since it came out in December 2008, including one copy for the entire last quarter).

So if you want to write that book, start with a penning a guest post on the topic.

Find something people want and start posting information about it on a blog and then upsell your services on the blog.Or write 1000 small books about different topics and publish them on Amazon.

Plus, writing a book about an important topic establishes yourself as an authority on that subject.

I've read dozens of books on writing, and I'm always searching for titles that I haven't read yet, or new ones that touch on a topic I'm diving deep on at the moment.

(Szalavitz has also written extensively about her own experiences with addiction and recently authored a book on the topic, called «Unbroken Brain».)

Ernest Hemingway never codified his insights on writing into a book, but he did share his thinking on the topic in commissioned articles; letters to his agents, publishers, and friends; and through his novels.

From moving overseas and real estate, to travel and asset protection, you'll find a book, a kit, or a publication on every topic you need to know, written by the experts.

An excellent and much - needed book on a topic that receives a lot of media attention but very little substantive writing from the professionals themselves.

We even wrote a best - selling book on the topic of platform digital transformation, Modern Monopolies.

There are also a ton of books already on the market, but I still enjoy a good post on the topic, especially if it has been written by Lee Odden and his Twitter followers.

Dan Kennedy and GKIC offer Great courses, books, and newsletters on how to write copy that sells, so there's a lot to say on this topic.

The Family Office Report is 35 - page PDF book on single and multi-family offices, after now being downloaded over 31,000 times it is the # 1 most popular book ever written on the topic of family office wealth management.

And in recent years a significant publishing subindustry has arisen for the purpose of helping us in such a «voyage of discovery»: I refer to the many books, tapes, videos, and workbooks on the topic of journal writing, or, as the less scrupulous stylists in the movement would have it, «journaling.»

He wrote detective stories, books about anarchists and madmen, essays on every conceivable topic, and books of philosophy and theology.

I am currently writing a book on the cross with a whole chapter devoted to the fall and image topics mentioned above.

Anyway, regarding pastors and priests, I have written several posts on the topic of pastors, and will be putting out a book about this in the next year or two... To get it for free, make sure you have subscribed to the email newsletter.

As a teacher, for example, I am presently enjoying the opportunity to teach a seminar on a topic on which I am also writing a book.

I have not only been able to write books on what I wanted, I have also been able to encourage students to select dissertation topics according to their deepest interests and concerns.

- Genesis 1 (100 % written)- The Unforgivable Sin (Revised and Expanded, 80 % written)- The Gospel According to Scripture (80 % written)- Pastoral Leadership (100 % written)- Close Your Church for Good (100 % written)- The Bible Mirror (20 % written)- Commentary on Esther (100 % written)- Jesus among Other Religions (10 % written)- A «Redeeming God» book series on the topic of divine violence (30 % written)

I wasn't exactly sure what all these things meant or how to come up with them, but thankfully, the speaker said he had written several books on these topics, and these too could be purchased at the conference bookstore.

I have written elsewhere about why attributing the works of God to the devil is not the unforgivable sin (get the book on this topic here: The Unforgivable Sin) and so you can go read about that question there.

Also, I have written several books of my own on this topic (and am writing more), and while these didn't make my «Best Christian books» list (how arrogant would that be?)

I have written two books on the subject myself, but love seeing how other people deal with this difficult topic.

I am a proponent of a nonviolent atonement and have written much on the topic, and so was excited to read this book.

Strickland normally speaks and writes on topics such as human trafficking and modern slavery, so it may seem odd for someone with such gravitas in the Christian faith to stop to write a book about a TV show.

This books consists of several letters written by CS Lewis to his friend and fellow author, Malcolm Muggeridge, on the topic of prayer.

A couple of excellent books have been written on this topic.

Not to write a book that has every answer on every topic.

Dr. Hawking has had a notable career writing books on physics topics targeted to the general public.

He has written seven books and speaks across the country on a range of topics.

Well known as an environmental activist, Douglas wrote several books on the topic and frequently participated in public demonstrations of his commitment to preserving the environment.

There are many books written that expound on the topic at length, some great some not so great.

I have read snippets from a couple of websites now so that ought to put me on par with people who've read dozens of books on the topic, understand neurobiology and have written on both the philosophical and cultural aspects of free will and people's belief in the topic.

Robin has written books on topics like Old Testament ethics, the book of Lamentations, and trinitarian worship.

Anyway, I do have an answer, and will be posting it here on this blog in a month or so (it is part of a book I am currently writing on this very topic, and so the posts need to go up in order).

Obviously, a whole book could be written on the topic and I'm sure many have, but let's keep this simple and narrowed down to the topic of discussion and say that being saved means having been rescued from the wages of sin which is death.

It's actually a cool topic — you could definitely write a book on it!

It's a book about writing on writing, which can be a topic fraught with anxiety and redundancy, but when crafted as beautifully and artfully as this book is becomes poetry itself.

«This book features meticulously researched and written chapters by more than 50 Culinology professionals on topics including the principles of food science, food safety and spoilage, shelf life extensions, packaging, nutritious food product development, commercialization and so much more,» RCA Executive Director Suzanne Bohle described.

As for neurotransmitters, I wrote a whole book (including recipes) on this topic.

I love it when friends and readers give me ideas or ask me to write about certain topics, etc. (which reminds me, a homemade salad dressing list and how to shop organic on a budget is on the books).