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Young Men In Harm's Way: A Chronicle of Service and Survival
English | August 25, 2026 | ASIN: B0HCS4TR49 | 468 pages | Epub | 13.32 MB
In the crucible of Vietnam, leadership was forged in seconds-and survival depended on it.Drafted in 1967, Arnold W. Krause arrived in Vietnam during Tet in March 1968-thrust into brutal, unpredictable combat. He began as a young PFC rifleman in Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 12th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division. Within months, his courage and instinct for leadership propelled him through the ranks to Staff Sergeant.As a battle tested vet, Krause became a steady force for the men around him, guiding new replacements through the psychological and emotional strain of fighting a war they barely understood. His story also stands as a vital historical account of his unit's legacy in Vietnam War.Unflinching and vividly told, this memoir plunges readers into intense encounters with the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army, while revealing the deep bonds required to survive and function in combat. Beyond the battlefield, Krause paints a vivid portrait of a soldier's life away from combat-from moments of unexpected humor to meaningful connections with fellow soldiers.Gripping and deeply personal, from jungles and rice paddies of 1968 and 1969 to his reflections decades later, as he searches for-and reconnects with-his former comrades-in-arms.This powerful story of survival, leadership, and remembrance stays with readers long after the final page.REVISED & EXPANDED SECOND EDITION-WHAT'S NEW:This fully updated second edition features a major production upgrade to elevate the reading experience for both new and returning readers:Restructured Narrative: A completely reorganized flow for a seamless, more engaging, and page-turning experience.Deeper Chapter Insights: Expanded detail, richer historical context, and added information across chapters.Over 90 Photographs: Rich visual content added throughout the book to bring the narrative, the men, and landscape to life.Professionally Polished: Thoroughly proofread, meticulously reedited, and beautifully reformatted for high-quality presentation.

You're Not Broke. You're Undisciplined.
English | August 28, 2026 | ASIN: B0HLWPXW3T | 423 pages | EPUB (True) | 5.64 MB
You're Not Broke. You're Undisciplined. challenges the belief that building wealth requires perfect timing, extraordinary financial knowledge, or a higher income. The real problem for many people is execution: they know what they should do with their money, but struggle to do it consistently. Through behavioural psychology, practical financial frameworks, real-world investing principles, and the F.O.R.C.E. Investing System, this book shows readers how to eliminate friction, automate good financial decisions, avoid costly mistakes, and turn financial intention into disciplined action. Designed for students, young professionals, and anyone seeking greater control over their financial future, the book provides a practical system for building sustainable wealth. You don't need more motivation. You need a system that works even when you don't.

World War 1: A Complete History of WW1 and its Modern Impact: Michael Howard
English | October 8, 2025 | ISBN: 9798232835675 | 121 Pages | EPUB (True) | 3.26 MB
Why World War 1 Wasn't Just a War-It was the Beginning of the Modern Age

Working Smarter with Claude
English | September 26, 2026 | ASIN: B0HLHX3VJY | 256 pages | EPUB (True) | 1.09 MB

Woking: A Historical Journey Through Time
English | April 16, 2025 | ASIN: B0F54JPS5P | 164 pages | EPUB (True) | 484.29 KB
Woking: A Historical Journey Through TimeUncover the hidden past of a town that has witnessed millennia of British historyThis meticulously researched historical narrative transports readers through thousands of years of fascinating local history that mirrors the very evolution of Britain itself. From prehistoric hunters following ancient waterways to Roman settlers establishing vital trade routes, from Saxon communities laying the foundations of English village life to medieval innovation and industry-this captivating chronicle reveals how one locale can tell the grand story of a nation.Archaeological evidence, historical documents, and social context are masterfully woven together to paint a vivid portrait of Woking's transformation across the centuries. Discover how this unassuming Surrey town witnessed dramatic periods of change-religious turmoil during Tudor times, industrial revolution in the Victorian era, and steadfast resilience through two World Wars.Perfect for history enthusiasts, local residents, and anyone fascinated by how ordinary places contain extraordinary stories, this comprehensive exploration delves into the architectural treasures, governance evolution, literary connections, and social changes that have shaped Woking into what it is today. Through engaging prose and scholarly insight, the book demonstrates how understanding local history provides a powerful lens for comprehending our shared past and the forces that continue to shape our communities.

Why We Do What We Do: Understanding Self-Motivation
English | October 6, 2026 | ISBN: 9798337208923 | 250 Pages | EPUB (True) | 1.41 MB
The "groundbreaking" psychologist delivers an in-depth study on how to find and foster authentic motivation in employees, children, athletes, and yourself ( The New York Times ).

What a Coach Taught Me About IDENTITY: 22 Calls to Find Out Who You Are When Nobody Is Asking for Anything: Selfhelp (holistic prosperity (financial, mental, relational, and spiritual))
English | August 31, 2026 | ASIN: B0HHB3LJ9M | 124 pages | EPUB (True) | 283.17 KB
Nobody asked him to become this man. He simply delivered.Vítor Sobral is thirty-six years old and runs the shoe factory that carries his surname in two-metre letters. He is competent, respected and married to a woman he admires. He has nothing to complain about. That is exactly the problem.Watching a video of the speech he gave at the company's sixtieth-anniversary party, he counts nine gestures that are not his and seven lines he did not invent. Then his fifteen-year-old son walks into the kitchen and asks eight words that take an entire life apart:"Dad, why do you talk different when you're with them?"Three weeks later, Vítor calls a number on a plain card handed to him in a car park by a man who had just retired after forty-three years. What follows is twenty-two conversations of fifteen minutes each with a coach named Pietro Martan, who never once gives him an answer.This is not a book about finding yourself. It is a book about the far harder work that begins when there is no trauma to dig up, no villain to blame and no shortcut available - only the accumulation of ten thousand reasonable acts of compliance across thirty-six years.Inside, you will work through the same twenty-two instruments Vítor did:The Matrix of Rooms - and the search for the one thing in you that does not change with the audienceThe audit of borrowed convictions - why we defend most fiercely the opinions that were never oursThe Empty Room Test - what you do when nobody is asking for anythingThe Inventory of What Is Yours - inherited, borrowed, or signedThe declaration test - how to tell a mask from a genuine commitmentThe cost of being - why what costs you nothing defines nobody Every chapter ends with an Exam: one concrete task to run in your own life before the next call.Holistic Prosperity is a series of independent volumes. Each one follows a different person through twenty-two calls with the same coach. You can start here. Selfhelp book."You don't have an identity. You sign one."- Pietro Martan, Call 22

What To Do With The River Before It Dries Up
English | August 12, 2026 | ASIN: B0HDYKG7L8 | 144 pages | EPUB (True) | 352.89 KB
Every season of opportunity has an expiration date. Income changes, doors close, strength declines, and resources that seem abundant today may not remain available tomorrow. What to Do with the River Before It Dries Up is a faith-based guide to recognizing seasons of abundance and using them wisely before circumstances change.Through biblical principles and practical financial wisdom, this book teaches readers how to manage income, invest their time and talents, prepare during prosperous seasons, develop multiple sources of provision, and build assets that can endure beyond their working years. More than a book about money, it is a call to purposeful stewardship-encouraging readers to transform present opportunities into lasting security, meaningful impact, and a legacy that can bless future generations.

Western Australia
English | September 12, 2022 | ASIN: B0B9SZ5T1M | 790 pages | EPUB (True) | 41.43 MB
Bradt's Western Australia is the first guidebook focused on the long country roads, inspirational national parks and world-class vineyards of Australia's largest state. Local resident Scott Dareff has visited almost all of the state's 137 administrative areas in the past five years, giving him an extraordinary insight into, and knowledge of, one of the world's great wildernesses. 'Travellers often associate Western Australia with Perth' he says. 'But Perth is just the staging ground for travel to this spectacular state. Much of the magic of Western Australia comes when you venture beyond its capital city. Ningaloo Reef is every bit as astounding as the Great Barrier Reef, but more accessible. . . you can just walk off the beach into the water, and you're in among its reefs. The Burrup Peninsula has rock art that is 50,000 years old, while Margaret River is one of the world's finest wine regions and the nearby Karri Forests contain one of the tallest species of tree in the world.'Bradt's Western Australia capitalises on the area's geography to help travellers create the ultimate Road Trips in spectacular remote locations, without having to rough it or give up air conditioning, ensuite accommodation or restaurant meals. What's more, this is the first major guidebook to stray from the coast to provide in-depth coverage of the West Australian interior. For travellers looking for a unique experience, and 'something different', this book makes the Outback accessible and affordable, busting the myth once and for all that a trip to Western Australia requires a four wheel drive, a month off work, and deep pockets.

We Can't Keep Doing This: Why Good Organisations Become Dependent on Heroics - and How to Stop
English | August 30, 2026 | ASIN: B0HH6JRFC2 | 134 pages | EPUB (True) | 1.15 MB
Heroics feel useful. Until they become the system.Good organisations do not collapse only because people fail. They also fail when urgency becomes normal, capable people are expected to rescue the same broken process, and temporary workarounds quietly turn into the operating model.We Can't Keep Doing This explains why dependable teams become trapped in cycles of escalation, improvisation and recovery—and why praising the people who repeatedly save the day can make the organisation even more dependent on them.This practical book will help you:• recognise when heroics have become normal;• separate real emergencies from manufactured urgency;• protect judgement, capacity and useful work;• replace recurring rescue with clear ownership and workable systems;• create calmer, more reliable delivery.This is not an argument against commitment, initiative or decisive action. It is an argument for organisations that do not consume their best people simply to remain functional.We Can't Keep Doing This is Book 3 of the PressureReady Trilogy, following Stay Useful and Impossible by Friday. Together, the series examines how people and organisations can remain effective under pressure: staying useful without becoming expendable, delivering when priorities and processes collide, and building systems that no longer depend on permanent emergencies.For leaders, managers and professionals in operations, programme delivery, logistics, support functions and any workplace where "urgent" has become the default.