Are you tired of the same old tourist destinations and looking for something new and exciting to discover? Look no further than “The World in Your Hands: A Guide to Every Nation.” In this book, you’ll find hidden gems from around the world that offer a unique perspective on a country’s history, culture, and natural beauty.
Let’s take a journey to some of the lesser-known but fascinating destinations that you can learn about in “The World in Your Hands:”
The ancient city of Petra in Jordan – This stunning city is carved into the rock and is a testament to the ingenuity of the ancient Nabateans who built it.
The quaint town of Chefchaouen in Morocco – Known as the “Blue City,” Chefchaouen’s buildings are painted in shades of blue, creating a picturesque and serene atmosphere.
The pristine beaches of Palawan in the Philippines – Palawan boasts crystal-clear waters, lush green forests, and stunning limestone cliffs, making it a true paradise for nature lovers.
The ancient ruins of Tikal in Guatemala – This Mayan city is nestled in the heart of the jungle and offers a glimpse into the history and culture of this fascinating civilization.
These are just a few examples of the hidden gems waiting to be discovered in “The World in Your Hands.” With information on every country’s history, culture, language, and nature, you can find hidden treasures in every corner of the globe.
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That question “May I have the honor?” was usually used from a man to ask a lady to dance. If he is acting that way, it means he feels the privileged to have such opportunity to dance with this lady. He will treat her well so that he may have another chance in future to dance with her again.
When I open my e-mail (probably it happens for you too) I have sometimes hundreds of junk e-mails, not all of them are junk some of them are interesting things I did subscribed, I can block, or unsubscribe them, but my e-mail provider as you can see in the picture keeps them on a separated folder, so it does not bother me so much, unless the subscription inundates my box of many e-mails every day. Actually, is the opposite, if they are sending me offers, I did subscribe for, I would love from time to time on that folder and see if I got something I would like to see or buy.
So I am going to ask you: “May I have the honor to have your e-mail ?”. I hold a small publishing business and from time to time I do a promotion on a new book I am publishing, sometimes a book of my own or books that I have help from other writers, or even joint promotions with other Authors. If you like to read it can be a good deal for the following reasons:
● You will get free books in the exchange of a simple review you may leave on amazon or any other website like GoodReads or LibraryThing
● From time to time we run a Giveaway context where the prize is books or electronic devices for readers, like the kindle device from amazon.
● Because Authors like me are eager to find new readers, we sometimes get together with other Authors to run joint promotions and you would be among the first ones to know if you are subscribed to our e-mail list.
● Education is the greatest investment someone can make in their own lives, and Books are the cheapest , and also perhaps among the best way to get educated about anything, to say nothing about you be getting books before releases, sometimes for free and from a good bargain from the Authors or Publishers themselves
● Because of the Nature of this business we would not be inundating your inbox with so much e-mail every day, after all a book takes sometimes to be written. So I am promising you would not feel annoyed with the quantity of e-mails we sent, if you do, you are more than welcome to unsubscribe (no problem here)
So, May I have the honor to have your e-mail ? If you accept my invitation please subscribe to my e-mail list here, and you will start to getting already some of my material for FREE as a way of me saying thank you for subscribing.
If you are learning or teaching marketing, here are many study cases that can be used to help improve your learning or teaching concepts. Also if you are learning English, here you can have very interesting cases of marketing written in simple language that can be used to improve your vocabulary, and comprehension (multiple choice questions with an answer by the end of every chapter).
This book is made for people who love to learn from stories. Each chapter is a small study case of about 2000 words that will tell the story of a company or a person who did thrive in the world of business and marketing to make his mark in the world. Those stories may inspire you and will give you insights into business and marketing concepts that you may learn in business or marketing courses.
Also to learn in such a way, by reading stories like this, is very entertaining and pleasurable, you may even read this book just for entertaining purposes and by the end of the book, you did learn a lot of concepts without even noticing it, while enhancing your knowledge about famous brands, companies, and people.
If you were learning the English language, a good exercise is to read in English every day and test your reading comprehension. Every chapter is designed to be a small chunk of information that can be digested very easily while learning concepts and words that can be tested by the questionary at the end of every chapter (with the answer by the end of the book).
If you were teaching marking this can be a very good source of cases that can be discussed in class with your students, fostering learning and interesting conversations about the topic at hand
Some people just like good reading to pass their time, and this book can be it, and because some of the cases are the story of a life time of person or company, some folks will like to read or listen many times over (disponible in Audible too).
● 15 study cases
● 10 questions with answers by the end of every chapter
● Excellent for building up vocabulary
● Good for training in information retention for students
Mazes improve the cognitive skills of children. They work like brain boosting exercises. While solving them, it makes them think, reason and remember. Simultaneously achieving all of these, sharpens their memory, builds their focus and increases the concentration level of their minds to a great extent.
More than 100 beautiful mazes in color – Christmas theme
Mazes! What is the happiest memory that we first associate with it? It’s surely the one that takes us straight to our childhood where we would have tremendous fun getting lost in the garden in the Hedge Maze or keep colliding into glass frameworks in the maze of the House of Mirrors. Discovering our way out would mean absolute glee compelling us to jump with excitement. It’s certain, mazes are an enjoyable activity to indulge in for both adults and children alike.
Mazes are essentially the puzzles that we initially have on paper which we often see children solving from a small age. They are created and made available to children in various patterns, drawings and designs to attract them so that they get hooked onto them. We just talked about some benefits above, but we could also include: Enhance Cognitive Skills, Virtue of Patience and Build Confidence
Strengthen Visual Skills
Before they begin to solve the maze, children do plan out their moves. Whether they realise it or not but they organically scan their eyes over the maze circuit to decide how to go about with the same. That expands their visual power and the ability to scrutinize complex settings and triumphantly come out of them.
Hand Eye Coordination
While concentrating meticulously with their minds and working with their little fingers to locate the track in the mazes without touching the black lines requires children to be very careful and precise. This is only possible when excellent hand and eye coordination is implemented by the child and it definitely gets finer with practice.
Even though I spend 4 years in china alone (May 2018 – April 2022), meaning I came by myself not knowing anyone in china, I still enjoy so much my experience here. I am still here in China as this book is being published, I end up never visiting the Great wall of china, but that did not make any difference, I had a wonderful experience….
Doing this report on my Chinese experience helped me to be grateful for such an experience in China, which was mostly teaching at the university. Please don’t think I am naive while you never see me saying bad things about China, no country is perfect and we can find bad people everywhere, but I choose to see and talk only about the good things, in fact, those things were what made my experience so memorable and indeed a very good one. The best thing I found here in China was its people, I made a lot of friends including the ones I had the privileged to teach as my students. Everyone needs the blessing of a good and true friendship because they will enrich your life and influence how you think and act, and even help determine the person you will become. My standards are high, I never drink or smoked in my life, did never had any inappropriate involvement with any students, in fact, I got inspired to do my best as a teacher, as I saw many of them working so hard to accomplish great things in life. For sure I am a better person because of what I have learned here in China, for which I will always be grateful… If you are looking for stories or experiences that may inspire you to try your own new adventures, perhaps this is the book for you, an illustrated one (the story is basically told on a sequence of pictures, like a scrapbook if you will, as they said one picture worth a 1000 words. Teaching in a digital age was what saved the day for teaching in the middle of the Pandemic crisis (covid-19), it was a challenge but doable, face to face classes are much better but I had to teach online for a few months. Here you will find a real story of someone who came from a non-English speaking country to a country where many schools only accept English native speakers and found his spot in the sun. ● 4 years in china – 5 different places ● Illustrated book of real-life experience of a foreign teacher in china ● How to overcome loneliness in a place you don’t know anyone and don’t speak the language ● Lushan mountains (Jiujiang) ● Spring festival
Mazes improve the cognitive skills of children. They work like brain boosting exercises. While solving them, it makes them think, reason and remember. Simultaneously achieving all of these, sharpens their memory, builds their focus and increases the concentration level of their minds to a great extent.
Mazes! What is the happiest memory that we first associate with it? It’s surely the one that takes us straight to our childhood where we would have tremendous fun getting lost in the garden in the Hedge Maze or keep colliding into glass frameworks in the maze of the House of Mirrors. Discovering our way out would mean absolute glee compelling us to jump with excitement. It’s certain, mazes are an enjoyable activity to indulge in for both adults and children alike.
Mazes are essentially the puzzles that we initially have on paper which we often see children solving from a small age. They are created and made available to children in various patterns, drawings and designs to attract them so that they get hooked onto them. We just talked about some benefits above, but we could also include: Enhance Cognitive Skills, Virtue of Patience and Build Confidence
Fine Tune Motor Skills
Mazes require the children to navigate the right path through the narrow passages without hitting their pencils or markers to the black lines which are the borders of the maze passages. They have to go slow with the strokes and not rush to complete the puzzle. So, it is their motor skills that are working to prevent them from bumping into the black lines. This controlled movement also helps them to produce readable handwriting later.
Find Effective Solutions
Children devise their own strategies to solve mazes. Whether they find their way from the start point or work backwards from the end point is up to their imagination. While at it, mazes are constructively helping them to be problem solvers since they are learning to deal with tricky situations.
Improve your handwriting by practicing calligraphy, while learning useful vocabulary words in many different areas (one new word per page with its definition). Buy it on Amazon.
Reasons, motivations, benefits, and how to better learn English (applicable to other languages) and the best way to preserve the language skill.
In the world that we live in, English has become the most common language used by people across the globe to communicate and share ideas. English has also been referred to as ‘the language of business’.“How to keep up with your English skills” is a book for anyone who wants to have a written and spoken command over the English language.
The book is divided into two parts. In the first part, you will discover: ● The benefits of learning English ● How to make a routine to learn English till its mastery ● The importance of English in different sectors ● The power of discipline and motivation in learning English
The second part will have the following: ● Powerful ways of learning new words ● Using internet to learn fast and easy ● Accent training ● Written communication training Stop using the old-fashioned and ineffective ways of learning English. With the different tips, tricks and secrets mentioned in the book, make your English learning journey effortless and easy.
I could not make this book available in china through Amazon, so I decide to gave it for free to all my students in China, I ask them to write a report on the book saying what did they think of the book and how it did help them. Because of the internet restrictions they could not post the review themselves, so they send it to me, and I am posting it here, that is why you see I am the one posting, but they are from my students.
If you want to see the comments my students did on my book, you need to go to my other blog, I ask them to make a book report on my book and post it there.