Books with author Lewis Henry

A Concise and No-Fluff Guide on Life After College!Get this Kindle Book for just $2.99. Regularly priced at $4.99. Read on your PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet or Kindle device.Many college graduates think that they got everything figured out, only to realize that they aren't prepared at all. Suddenly, they find themselves neck-deep in financial problems and, five years down the line, they are still looking for that door of opportunity because they missed all the other ones before. If only there was a way for them to know what to expect before going out and exploring the world!Life After College: A Complete Guide on How to Survive and Thrive After College was designed to help you start the right way after you graduate. Though there are many road signs up ahead, all of them telling you to follow that road, we will give you guidelines you can follow so you will be on the right road to success. Many fresh graduates often fall into pitfalls that lead to crazy problems that not only hinder their career growth, but also cause a lot of emotional and mental stress. This book will help you find tips and guidelines on how to best manage your money, how to ace interviews, and how to thrive in that career you are gunning for.This is the beginning of the rest of your life, so we would like you to have a good head start. Life after college will be so different and we all know how intimidating it is to face the real world. You don't need to go out there unarmed, though, and this book will give you all the basic tools you need at the beginning of your journey.Table of ContentsIntroductionCareer TipsHow to Manage MoneyOwn or Rent? The House QuestionOwn or Rent? The Car QuestionA Guide on Health InsuranceTaxesConclusionDownload your copy today!Tags: life after college, life, young adult, post graduation

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Lucky are those who find best friends and maintain them throughout the years because friendship is one of the most beautiful and positive relationships you can ever have in this lifetime. It is regarded to be beneficial to your physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well-being. Lucky are those who find best friends and maintain them throughout the years. Having good friends will make your life better and happier. Friends become your anchors during times of difficulties and your companions during happy moments. The special bond that holds you together transcends time and distance. Friends push you to keep on living with passion and joyful spirits. Good friends give comfort, security, protection, pure love and excitement.If you are an introvert, you would tend to avoid social scenes as much possible, so selecting your own circle of friends is not always easy. But it can be done if you really want to have friends around you. No man is an island and no matter how much you want your solitude, there will come a time that you will want friends to keep your life more exciting. So, to make it easier for you, there is a list of strategies that will help you find and attract friends.Like other relationships in your life, friendship is vital to your meaningful existence, and needs nurturing. There are steps in the book that will help you cultivate your friendships and make them stronger. Strong friendships need time to grow but the effort pays off when you have friends who are with you no matter what happens in your life. They laugh with you, cry with you, and walk with you. And lastly, you may want to attract more friends so there are ways that will help you make instant connections with them. Choose wisely when making friends. Learn to know each other first and discover how particular people make your life more exciting and fulfilling. Be an amazing friend and you will attract amazing friends. Keep your friends happy with your friendship and you will gain amazing benefits from them too.Table of ContentsIntroductionThe Gift of FriendshipSteps for Introverts to Find Friends10 Simple Ways to Attract Friends12 Ways to Help Enable Your Friendship to Stand the Test of TimeMore Helpful Tips to Keep Your Friends in Your LifeConclusion

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 Excerpt: ...Admiration for the chivalric bearing of a captive, the recollection of a past favor, or a sudden impulse of compassion, were sufficient to decide the question of adoption. When the perils of the gantlet, which was an enviable lot compared with the fate of the rejected, were over, he ceased to be an enemy, and became an Iroquois. Not only so, but he was received into the family by which he was adopted with all the cordiality of affection, and into all the relations of the one whose place he was henceforth to fill. By these means all recollections of his distant kindred were gradually effaced, bound as he was by gratitude to those who had restored a life which was forfeited by the usages of war. If a captive, after adoption, became discontented, which is said to have been seldom the case, he was sometimes restored, with presents, to his nation, that THE HUNT they might know he had lost nothing by his captivity among them.(104) The rejected captives were then led away to the torture, and to death. It is not necessary to describe this horrible practice of our primitive inhabitants. It is sufficient to say that it was a test of courage. When the Indian went out upon the warpath, he prepared his mind for this very contingency, resolving to show the enemy, if captured, that hir courage was equal to any trial, and above the power of death itself. The exhibitions of heroism and fortitude by the red man under the sufferings of martyrdom, almost surpass belief. They considered the character of their nation in their keeping, and the glory of the race as involved and illustrated in the manner of their death. A slight notice of a few of their customs in relation to the hunt, will close this desultory chapter. The deer, the elk, the moose, the bear, and several species of...

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