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PDF Ebook Tapping into Charismatic Self : How to Lead with Magnetic Authenticity

Submitted by antoq on Fri, 05/08/2009 - 07:54

As leaders, we routinely assess the health of our organizations and businesses. We consider our economic base, market base, and political base. But, how often is our energy base factored into the equation? If mentioned at all, energy is typically reserved for discussions of meditation and spirituality, as if our souls are left behind when we go to work. Yet, energy is the primary base that charges everything in our lives, whether material or spiritual, personal or professional.

Charisma is highly?charged energy. Authentic leaders tap into it naturally. To its original definition of “a divine favor or gift,” the word, charisma, was given a secular meaning as “a quality of things and persons by virtue of which they are specifically set apart from the ordinary, the everyday, the routine” (Word Histories, 1991, pp. 102?103). A charismatic person is thought to exude an aura of grace and healing to which others are magnetically drawn. As blessed creations, each of us has been—you have been — graced with its gift. Charisma is your innate energy base, but like most of us, you probably have not learned to access it.

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Ebook Water Market And Coordination Failures: The Case Of The Limari Valley In Chile

Submitted by wulan on Tue, 05/11/2010 - 07:05

The ideas for this thesis were developed in three stages. In the first stage, previously to writing my dissertation proposal, I was mainly interested in issues related to the debate about a new water legislation in Perú in the 1992-1994 period. Almost half of Peruvian agriculture is irrigated, all the Coast region and part of the Andean region. A new water legislation was considered a very important reform affecting the future of Peruvian agriculture.

At that time, the Peruvian government wanted to change the 1969 Water Code introducing legislation similar to the Chilean Water Code of 1981. The Chilean Code privatized water rights and promoted the functioning of water markets for allocating water among alternative uses both inside agriculture and among different sectors. It ended most of the State capacity for allocating and regulating the supply of water resources.

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Ebook Diet and the development of atherosclerosis: a whole-diet approach from childhood to adulthood

Submitted by wulan on Mon, 08/17/2009 - 04:37

The Cardiovascular Risk in Young Finns study is one of the largest follow-up studies in the world on cardiovascular risk and its determinants from childhood to adulthood (Juonala et al. 2004). It is a multidisciplinary, prospective multi-centre project with extensive measurements and a follow-up period of more than two decades. For nutrition science, it provides an exceptional opportunity to study dietary factors, their determinants and shaping over the course of a lifetime. Nutrition can be considered a wide spectrum of behavioural and physiological elements of different levels.

Therefore, if studied comprehensively, the nutrition of an individual from childhood into adulthood must be measured with various tools and analysed with various approaches. In the Cardiovascular Risk in Young Finns cohort, nutritional factors have been and are assessed from the level of detailed information on nutritional biomarkers up to the subjective conception of health-related issues. In addition to the Cardiovascular Risk in Young Finns study, the results of nutritional studies from such a long-term setting ranging from childhood into adulthood have been published on only a few cardiovascular study cohorts, the most well known being the Bogalusa Heart Study (Nicklas 1995, Demory-Luce et al. 2004). Given the culture-dependency of diet, the Cardiovascular Risk in Young Finns study provides unique information on the long-term dietary issues in Finland which may be applicable in similar societies in Europe.

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