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Dr Archer

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Author : Ek, Mack Brown
language : en
Publisher: Dorrance Publishing
Release Date : 2024-05-17

Dr Archer written by Ek, Mack Brown and has been published by Dorrance Publishing this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2024-05-17 with Fiction categories.

The book is about law and order, corruption and how they can be viewed from diverse cultures. The antagonist, Dr. Archer, who knowingly brought evil to his compatriots was celebrated on his return to his country. The audacity to get what he wants remains unchecked throughout the book. His misdeeds catch up to him, however, and soon after Archer finds himself running from all the pains he has caused. The protagonist, Teresa Goldberg, travelled from her home country, the USA, to capture the perpetrator of evil that occurred in her homeland and brought him back to face justice. “Doctors can cure or kill their patients; so are the politicians, they can keep bad laws or make and obey good laws for the betterment of the electorate." "This fiction is laced with setups, sex and crimes ranging from the common man to power brokers in the society." About the Author Ek, Mack Brown is originally from Nigeria. He is an attorney in both California and New York. He and his wife have two sons. They reside in Van Nuys, California.

Better Than Normal

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Author : Dale Archer, MD
language : en
Publisher: Harmony
Release Date : 2012-03-13

Better Than Normal written by Dale Archer, MD and has been published by Harmony this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2012-03-13 with Psychology categories.

A New York Times Bestseller A groundbreaking new view of human psychology that shows how eight key traits of human behavior—long perceived as liabilities—can be important hidden strengths. What if the inattentiveness that makes school or work a challenge holds the secret to your future as an entrepreneur? What if the shyness in groups that you hate is the source of deep compassion for others? What if the anxiety and nervousness you often feel can actually help energize you? What if the mood swings you sometimes experience can be the source of tremendous creativity? Renowned psychiatrist and popular on-air personality Dr. Dale Archer believes that labels for behavior like “ADHD,” “bipolar,” and “OCD” are normal human qualities—and contends that we all experience these and other psychological traits to some extent, yet fail to leverage the significant advantages they can offer. Worse, we stigmatize one another for these prevalent, widely shared aspects of our personalities. In Better Than Normal, Dr. Archer offers an empowering framework for redefining what constitutes mental health. Drawing on his twenty years of clinical experience, he describes eight traits of human behavior—heretofore known only as psychiatric diagnoses. Each of these occurs along a continuum rather than as a simple on-off switch (where “off ” means we’re fine, and “on” means we’ve got a problem). These are the aspects of our personality that we worry about the most, but these are also the very things that make us distinctive and different. According to Dr. Archer, each of us has a unique personality that emerges from our hardwired genetics and individual life experiences. With Better Than Normal, you can map your individual characteristics by taking the eight trait self-assessment quiz and see how what makes you different can indeed make you exceptional. Filled with engaging anecdotes and practical tools to help you capitalize on your unique characteristics, Better Than Normal offers a new and liberating way to look at ourselves and others.