“…Lobel goes beyond obvious considerations like salary, title, and company culture to shed light on the hidden factors that have profound effects on how well we can do our jobs and how happy we are at work.Did you know that just doodling in a certain way can increase your creativity? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Contents -- Introduction -- Acknowledgements -- Thinking wealthy -- 1 Anybody can be wealthy - you just need to apply yourself -- 2 Decide on your definition of wealth -- 3 Set your objectives -- 4 Keep it under your hat -- 5 Most people are too lazy to be wealthy -- 6 Get a reality check -- 7 Understand your money beliefs and where they come from -- 8 Understand that wealth is a consequence, not a reward* -- 9 Decide what you want money for -- 10 Understand that money begets money -- 11 Calculate the net return -- 12 If you see money as the solution you'll find it becomes the problem -- 13 You can make lots of money, you can enjoy your job, and you can sleep nights -- 14 Don't make money by being bad -- 15 Money and happiness - understand their relationship -- 16 Know the difference between price and value -- 17 know how the wealthy think -- 18 Don't envy what others have -- 19 It's harder to manage yourself than it is to manage your money -- Getting wealthy -- 20 You've got to know where you are before you start -- 21 You've got to have a plan -- 22 Get your finances under control -- 23 Insurance pays someone, and odds are it's not you -- 24 Only by looking wealthy can you become wealthy -- 25 Speculate to accumulate (no, this isn't gambling) -- 26 Decide your attitude to risk -- 27 Think through the alternatives to taking a risk -- 28 If you don't trust someone, don't do business with them -- 29 It's never too late to start getting wealthy -- 30 Start saving young (or teach your kids this one if it's too late for you) -- 31 Understand that your financial needs change at different stages of your life -- 32 You have to work hard to get rich enough not to have to work hard -- 33 Learn the art of deal making -- 34 Learn the art of negotiating…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Loss and Separation; Bonding and attaching; The uniqueness of childhood bereavement; Effects on the child's health over the years; Social dysfunction and attachment disorders; Hidden regulators wrapped in everyday life's routine; 3. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Infusing AI with Risk Wisdom -- Why Risk Control is Not Enough: Governing VUCA AI -- The EU AI Act: The Limitations of Risk-based Governance -- Risk Wisdom: A Powerful Shift for AI Governance -- Sustainable AI Governance: A Global Call for Action -- AI Governance: A Global Undertaking -- Toward Sustainable AI Governance for Humanity -- "Algorithms Aren't Human" -- Notes -- Chapter 8 Sustainable AI Technology -- Harnessing AI: Solving Humanity's Toughest Problems -- Checkmate: A Human-AI Triumph -- Game of Life: Humanity's Survival Battle -- Reinventing the Human-AI Relationship -- From Human vs. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Psychological capital -- A meeting of minds? His and her imagined relationships -- 'Settling down': Breadwinning and childraising -- The 'neo-traditional' family: A compromise between his and her relationships -- Equality at the limits: Sharing the caring -- Equality and egalitarianism in housework and childcare -- Emotional literacy at the limits: Abortion decisions -- Changing institutions as well as women's desires -- Global visions and cramped horizons: Stories of class -- The hidden injuries of class -- Consuming class -- The 'zombie' category of class -- Addressing class differences: Abject social services recipients and the welfare state -- Rejecting the social security subject position -- The poor are always with us -- 'Education generation': Equality of opportunity? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Advertising and ideology -- Advertising as ideological state apparatus -- Capitalist ideology in practice -- Selling capitalist realism -- Capitalist realism in advertising -- Capitalist Realism in practice -- From economics to ideology to advertising -- References -- Chapter 5: Commodities and commodity fetishism -- What is a commodity? -- The commodity in capitalism -- Use value and exchange value -- Equivalence of commodities -- The secret lives of commodities -- Commodity fetishism and the relations of consumption -- The concept of fetishism -- The secret powers of commodities -- The magic system -- The reality of magic -- The power of Dove -- The life cycle of the commodity -- References -- Chapter 6: The audience commodity, media fragmentation, and data surveillance -- The audience as commodity -- "Advertising turns into terror" -- Watching advertising can be hard work -- Imagining the audience commodity -- Maximising profit -- The mass audience -- Eliminating waste -- Breaking down the audience -- Fragmenting society -- Personalisation, surveillance, and online labour -- From suitor to hunter -- Dataveillance and the new audience commodity -- New forms of digital audience labour -- References -- Chapter 7: Blurred lines: Branding, promotion, and influence(rs) -- From brands to commodity-signs -- From cattle to corporations -- Brands and commodity-signs -- Branding and the production of difference -- Social media self-branding and influencers -- Social media and online identity -- The rise of influencers…”

“…Its author, Grace Metalious, a housewife who grew up in poverty in a New Hampshire mill town and had aspired to be a writer from childhood, loosely based the novel's setting, characters, and incidents on real-life places, people, and events. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…New correlates of disorganization from a West-African dataset, and shared rhythmic touch as a hidden pathway to infant attachment security / Mary McMahan True…”