Andrew Gottlieb

In this spoof, Bob Sullivan, a jilted husband, sets off to explore the world, experience a meaningful connection with the divine, and rediscover his passion--which amounts to a drinking bender across Ireland, a glitz-laden tour of Las Vegas, and the hedonistic pleasure palaces of Thailand.

One Man's Search for Anything Across Ireland, Vegas, and Thailand

Drink, Play, F@#k

CASSIUS MEDAUAR

Em 'Beber, jogar, f@#er', Bob Sullivan traído e abandonado por sua mulher, parte em uma jornada em busca da felicidade e da liberdade. Desiludido, Sullivan narra suas farras homéricas e algumas confusões como - encher a cara na Irlanda, apostar até as calças em Las Vegas, e dar asas a seus desejos proibidos na Tailândia. A única regra é não ter regras.

a jornada de um homem em busca de diversão na Irlanda, em Las Vegas e na Tailândia

Beber, jogar, f@#er

Sulinya Ramanan

Alex Echols

The Two-Week Notice: How to Discover Your Passion, Quit Your Job + Impact Our World Do you want to create the life you desire? Do you want to move through life as a corporate puppet, or do you want to design your life on your own terms? Do you want to allow the traditional corporate world to stay as it is, or do you want to uplift society and leave a lasting mark? Taking control of your dreams is now more doable than ever before. This book will guide you through the fundamental steps of bringing your entrepreneurial dreams to life by sharing proven tools, hacks, and strategies to help you create an inspiring vision for your life and business. "A Reader-Friendly Guide On How You Can Start Becoming a Business Success TODAY!" If you have big dreams, you do not have to wait to bring them to life. This is a reader-friendly guide that will inspire and empower you to turn your passion(s) into something extraordinary. This book is a must-read and listen for younger and older entrepreneurs who are looking for a step-by-step resource guide on the entrepreneurial journey within the new era of business. "Learn Great Ways to Live Your Entrepreneurial Dream Life NOW." This book will inspire you to keep moving forward by increasing your motivation and confidence. It will help you think big and gain better insights into the world of entrepreneurship. You will quickly understand which habits and traits lead to success in today's business world. Now you can learn the tools and knowledge you need to successfully take the leap you have been dreaming of, as this book will help you find exactly what you are looking for. We invite you to experience this authentic, informative, and vulnerable account of three young entrepreneurs who, as you read or listen to this, are currently working to leave our world a better place. "This book will help you break through your fears and open new doors. It's a fun and inspiring read, perfect for entrepreneurs of all ages. Welcome to the Two Week Notice!" ** Now You Can Learn Great Ways to Live Your Entrepreneurial Dream by Following These Steps: How to Discover Your Passions The Two Necessary Pillars for Your Success Generating and Testing Your Ideas How to Quit Your Job Know Your Value: Capitalizing On All of Your Skills How to Deal with Entrepreneurial Depression Outgrowing and Elevating Your Network Building Collaborations and Partnerships A Resignation Letter Sample Bonus #1: Women in Entrepreneurship Bonus #2: Savings Accounts and Good Health Bonus #3: Creating a For-Benefit Organization and Much Much More! About the Authors Alex Echols is a best-selling author, the co-creator of the business-consulting course, The Blueprint, and an investor in companies in lifestyle, education and travel. He is most of all, proud to be a cancer survivor. Andrew Gottlieb is the founder and CEO of No Typical Moments. His organization's mission is to empower 50 million lives by 2020 by offering digital marketing solutions to for-benefit organizations. Sulinya Ramanan is a multi-passionate entrepreneur. She has founded a lifestyle and wellness brand in her name and is working to improve the food system, from agricultural safety and ethics to sustainability and making healthful options affordable and accessible to everyone. Scroll Up and Grab a Copy TODAY! [Read or Listen to "The Two-Week Notice" in Paperback, on your PC, Mac, Smartphone, Tablet or Kindle device now.]

How to Discover Your Passion, Quit Your Job + Impact Our World

The Two-Week Notice

How would you react if your brother or sister came out to you? “I'm proud to have been the first to know.” “My conservative upbringing contributed to the notion that John’s behavior was sinful. The first thought I had about it was that my brother had somehow been misdirected, involving himself in the wrong crowd. How could he be gay? I was convinced we all had to help him overcome this problem. I equated being gay with having a mental disorder and thought maybe we should send him to a therapist.” “I love Beth very much. I am proud of her, thankful for her, and can’t imagine life without her.” In this first-of-its-kind book, Andrew Gottlieb, the author of Out of the Twilight: Fathers of Gay Men Speak and Sons Talk About Their Gay Fathers: Life Curves, continues his landmark exploration at the intersection of sexuality and family studies. Here he turns his thoughtful gaze to the powerful bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood to address questions such as: How are we affected by the knowledge that a sibling feels same-sex attraction, and how does that knowledge impact on our relationships with our brother or sister? How do brothers and sisters of gay/lesbian people cope with stigma and homophobia? What if there’s already a non-heterosexual sibling in the family—how does he or she react when another sibling comes out? Do each of their roles change? “Besides the fact that Lee didn’t conform to my notion of what a lesbian was (I, of course, always looked and acted the part), I wondered how this would affect my role as ’the lesbian of the family.’ . . . Would this rock the boat? Would two lesbians in the family be one lesbian too many?” In their own words, 18 men and women share their thoughts and feelings about their gay brothers and sisters. What they have to say is revealing—about themselves, about the nature of sibling relationships, and about their role as peacemakers. Gay men and lesbian women often disclose their sexuality to their siblings before anyone else in their families. Side by Side examines the impact of a brother or sister coming out and of the way that a gay person’s siblings are sometimes placed in the position of being a social/moral bridge between the generations. “Clearly Tina has been a major force in my life, and it doesn’t just end with me. My three children and husband have all learned by Tina’s example; we all do what we can to bring fairness and equality to everyone. With a smile on my face, I occasionally say to Tina, ’Look what you’ve done to me!’ Without her, I would never be where I am or who I am.” The contributors to Side by Side come from varying religious and economic backgrounds. In plain language that is easily accessible to most adolescents and adults, they candidly relate the experience of what it was like to find out about their sibling’s homosexuality and how that knowledge affected them over time. Some of their perspectives may surprise you. Many will move you. You’ll also find a list of suggested readings and a list of organizations offering support and information for siblings of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people.

On Having a Gay or Lesbian Sibling

Side by Side

Examine the impact of disclosure on sons whose fathers are gay! In this book, Andrew Gottlieb, author of Out of the Twilight: Fathers of Gay Men Speak, explores yet another side of the impact of homosexuality on families. He now looks at how sons react to learning that their fathers are gay, allowing us to see, over time, how this has changed their family relationships and their own lives. Simply and elegantly written, this psychoanalytically oriented qualitative research study is accessible to both the beginner and the more advanced researcher and practitioner. It draws from a wide range of literary, popular, and psychological sources and includes an interview guide, a reference section, and an index. “When someone discloses as gay, lesbian, or bisexual, it is not just an individual event. It is a family event. Based on estimates of married gay, lesbian, and bisexual persons, a spouse's coming out affects up to 2,000,000 couples. Yet, its impact has been largely ignored. Children’s voices are the least often heard. . . . Little has been written about sons of fathers who came out during or after marriage. Data for studies that do exist most often draw from the fathers' point of view. . . . The significance of this study lies in its comprehensive, detailed picture of sons and gay fathers as they develop their separate self-images as well as the images of their son-father relationships over time. Painful, sensitive, often triumphant, the stories and [the author’s] analysis of their thoughts, perceptions, and feelings afford a multidimensional, longitudinal viewing. Step by step, we follow the complicated dance of these sons and fathers as they develop and define their connection.” —from the Foreword by Amity Pierce Buxton, Author of The Other Side of the Closet: The Coming-Out Crisis for Straight Spouses and Families Sons Talk About Their Gay Fathers: Life Curves is a storybook—an extended narrative moved along, but not overshadowed, by psychoanalytic theory. The Introduction briefly reviews more recent writings of the fathering experience as told by gay men themselves, setting the stage for: “Father to Child”—a look at the father as seen through the ever-shifting eyes of his son at different phases of the life cycle “The Quest for the Real Father”—an examination of sons' responses to their fathers' homosexuality as captured in film, fiction, nonfiction, television, and the psychological literature “Methodology”—the story of the research process, including sampling, the search for subjects, trustworthiness, the interview, bias, and data collection “The Stories”—an anthology of narratives the author constructed from the interview material, painting an intimate portrait of each individual son “Findings”—a categorical analysis “Discussion”—a summary of all the preceding material cast in a developmental framework, highlighting implications for future research and clinical practice

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