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Difficult Conversations: How to Discu...
We attempt or avoid difficult conversations every day-whether dealing with an underperforming employee, disagreeing with a spouse, or negotiating with a client. From the Harvard Negotiation Project, the organization that brought you Getting to Yes, Difficult Conversations provides a step-by-step approach to having those tough conversations with less stress and more success. you'll learn how to:
· Decipher the underlying structure of every difficult conversation
· Start a conversation without defensiveness
· Listen for the meaning of what is not said
· Stay balanced in the face of attacks and accusations
· Move from emotion to productive problem solving
CAMPUS LIFE SIMPLIFIED by LUCY NGUTIKU
Joining university is an exciting experience with its share of challenges. Students on campus have to navigate a myriad of problems from course choice to academics, relationships, accommodation, financial, time and stress management, and other daily struggles.
The author, a seasoned Counselor in the University, tactfully delves into these and more issues that affect learners in the university and HOW TO navigate them successfully.
She too elaborately demystifies campus life by offering practical guidance on how to prepare for smooth transition to university, adjusting to the university, making the best out of university years, networking, positioning for job market and preparing for life after campus to prevent or minimize common pitfalls.
The book isn't just timely resource but a must-have companion not only for students joining college but also for seasoned students, parents, and anyone else passionate about guiding the next generation successfully through the maze of higher education.
Roga Nisiroge By Lexas Mshairi
In this mesmerizing poetry anthology, Roga Nisiroge?, Lexas Mshairi (Nzolo) embarks on a linguistic journey, fusing English, Swahili, Sheng', and Kamba to explore the essence of healing in a bustling city; Nairobi, Kenya.
Nzolo introduces us to the concept of "kuroga," a convergence of rap, Hip-Hop, and spoken-word, bridging traditional Akamba healing practices with contemporary expression. The enigmatic title, "Roga Nisiroge," beckons us into a world of love, loss, dreams, and despair, guiding us toward gratitude and truth.
His poetry, both introspective and universally relevant, reminds us that healing is an ongoing process, offering a radiant beacon of hope in a chaotic world. Through language and culture, this anthology unites us, celebrating Kenya's diversity and the transformative power of words.
Lexas Mshairi’s words will linger in your heart, echoing long after the final verse.
KHARAY ON by Josephine Kharay Macharia
Sometimes you don't realize the weight of something you've been carrying until you feel the weight of its release.
Life is a tapestry we weave day by day with threads of different colours—some heavy and dark, others thin and bright. When people look at us they see all the threads woven into our tapestry from past events, past relationships, and past encounters.
The KHARAY ON book is your story and my story, beautifully woven and depicted through the life of two Bible characters—the Woman with the issue of blood, and Joseph.
As you journey through the chapters you will receive life changing tools to help you navigate the different seasons of your life, gain a new perspective of your story, learn how to travel light, and discover how to let go of unnecessary weight. Grab your copy today and join the amazing #KharayOn community of game changers.
There is No Useless Experience by Lev...
Levi Kones tells a real and raw story of how he messed up his 20's, went to America and was deported, battled alcoholism, fought a mental disorder and later cancer and learnt the hard lessons on the value of people and use of money.
A brutally honest book that will send you on a roller coaster of emotions and give you lessons at the same time.
Pastor Stop Fleecing the Flock by Rev...
This book addresses one of the most fundamental aspects of Christian teaching - money, albeit in a revolutionary way. Writing from a conviction born out of an encounter with Christ, the author drives into the topic of money with a rational yet scriptural precision.
Pastor Nganga looks at the disarray of money matters in the church engendered by man's needs and questions their fidelity to the Scriptures. He brings to the fore the idolatry generated by money and greed in the church and compares it to the identical phenomenon of the temple in Jesus' day.
The author clearly shows what true prosperity is and what it is not, and contrary to popular opinion, he proves that neither Jesus nor his disciples were rich, balancing it with the fact that the Scripture is not against wealth.
The author debunks the erroneous teaching of seed offering and the many dangers and excesses that shroud it. Hard work, wisdom, and God's blessing of increase continue to produce desired results.
The book calls for an urgent rethinking of the place of money in the church and ends with a rebuke and a warning to the clergy and the laity to remain faithful to the Gospel and Scripture.
A mirror for ministers to look at and reconsider their ways, an enlightenment for believers to know what God says about money and prosperity, and a chain cutter for letting loose financial shackles, this book is a rooftop’s shout of what many are saying in whispers.
No moment of boredom or dullness in this book. Outrightly scriptural, pragmatic, and revolutionary. A must-read.
EEG by Dasa Drndic
An urgent new novel about death, war and memory, and a bristling follow-on from Belladonna.
In this extraordinary final work, Daša Drndic's combative, probing voice reaches new heights. In her relentless search for truth she delves into the darkest corners of our lives. And as she chastises, she also atones.
Andreas Ban failed in his suicide attempt. Even as his body falters and his lungs constrict, he taps on the glass of history - an impenetrable case filled with silent figures - and tries to summon those imprisoned within. Mercilessly, fearlessly, he continues to dissect society and his environment, shunning all favours as he goes after the evils and hidden secrets of others. History remembers the names of perpetrators, not of the victims.
Ban travels from Rijeka to Rovinj in nearby Istria, from Belgrade to Toronto to Tirana, from Parisian avenues to Italian palazzi. Ghosts follow him wherever he goes: chess grandmasters who disappeared during WWII; the lost inhabitants of Latvia; war criminals who found work in the C.I.A. and died peacefully in their beds. Ban's family is with him too: those he has lost and those with one foot in the grave. As if left with only a few pieces in a chess game, Andreas Ban plays a stunning last match against Death.
Mama Student
Mama Student is a mix of fictional and a powerful real-life narrative of a young Kenyan mother’s journey abroad amidst the demands of being a wife and having young children. The story brings out several themes, including family life, education, Career transition, Migrating, and settling abroad. It is told beautifully and creatively, also telling some bits of her native country of origin and life in the Netherlands while still blending and sticking to the central theme- the life of being a mother and a student at the same time.
As a mother, Mary Paul plunges headlong into her second degree armed with nothing but the grace of God and an unquenchable thirst for knowledge, and her burning desire to restore her previous career status in her country, but this time around with a complete career transition that will see her overcome untold challenges to achieve her goal finally. The story begins with a high-tech career, and along the journey, the story brings out the price she had to be whom she finally became.
The mama student tale is one of enduring struggles and triumphs. It is the story of late nights spent writing code while the world sleeps, school runs, and study sessions melding seamlessly together, stolen moments of marital bliss amidst endless piles of work. It also brings out life abroad, offers very educative information, and sheds light on how life is abroad compared to Africa, where the author comes from. It is a story of love, family, education, travel, career, and motherhood.
Junior and Senior School Diary
Most Students in Junior and Senior School
are in their adolescence years which range
between 12-19 years. During this Human
Development Stage, many questions arise
and sometimes as parents, we are not always
in a position to answer them.
In my mentorship sessions with Teenagers
over a good number of years, I have managed
to put together the Frequently Asked
Questions by Teenagers, and in this book, I
have answered those questions which are in
the broad categories of: Education, Social,
Emotional/Mental, Physical, and Religion.
I encourage parents to Teenagers to read
through the book, to acquire insights on the
questions Teenagers ask, and add into their
knowledge on how to answer them. Parents,
Teenagers, Teachers and Mentors will be
great beneficiaries of the content of this book.
Unshackled by JoyHope Kang’ang&...
In Unshackled, you will go on a self- discovery journey by learning
how your childhood experiences impact your adulthood,
by learning the different stages of Human Growth and
Development borrowed from Psychologist’s Erik Erickson’s
theory of Pyscho social Development.
I walked through the shadows of death as I was going through
a depressive phase at a particular point in my life and you will
find powerful insights which I learned in my healing journey.
This Book is an eye opener to anyone who has had unanswered
questions around their perceptions of the world and all those
who continue to fight unseen battles. My prayer and strong
belief is that you will break free from invisible shackles after
reading this book.
Rivers in the Desert by JoyHope Kang&...
Rivers in the desert is based on a true story and it gives beautiful life
and marriage insights. You will learn what men expect from women
and what women expect from men. You will also read articles on
different aspects of life and your perception towards life will change
for the better.
If you are going through a tough phase in your marriage, this will
be a great eye opener as it contains great lessons learnt by a young
woman who was married to a fraudster, later got divorced and still
managed to rebuild her life and made great positive impact in the
world. You will also know the type of husband or wife you have been
and make a decision if that is the best you can be or you will be a
different and a better version of yourself.
Choose to Forgive by JoyHope KangR...
In choose to forgive you will learn that forgiveness runs the economy of the heart. Once you choose to, you will save the cost of losing friends. You will also save medical bills because maybe the physical illness which you have struggled with for years was caused by unforgiveness.
You might be subjecting people around you to stress, paying your hospital bills, yet you have the cure within you. IÂ challenge you to forgive and experience total liberation, gratitude, peace, wholeness and great health.
Unleashing The power of Faith
CIVIL LITIGATION IN KENYA by Gladys M...
The book runs through the steps of civil litigation in Kenya, while at the same time examining how the rules of procedure are applied by the courts on day-to-day basis.
The book examines the various steps that parties should go through in civil litigation; from preliminary steps before filing a civil suit, drafting pleadings, filing, service, pre-trial proceedings, hearing, appeals all the way to delivery of judgments and execution. A chapter has also been dedicated to alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
The Sun and Her Rising: Illustrated p...
Thorns in Her Flesh: Illustrated poet...
Thorns in Her Flesh is a revision of Eshe Benson’s first book, The Sun and Her Rising. The book is an illustrated collection of poems by a black woman on love that is often like a rose flower; magnificent in its beauty but burdened with pricking thorns. It is also about the realities of family relationships and the socio-cultural, spiritual, economic, and political complexities of life in the African context.
Salt and Gravity: Illustrated poems b...
The Twins of Omdurman by Joseph Nderitu
Grieving the recent death of his mother, James Miller discovers that everything around him reminds him of her and his late sister who was tragically killed in a terrorist attack in Nairobi. Seeking closure, James decides to embark on a journey to the death place of his beloved sister, to walk where she walked, and experience what she experienced before her untimely death.
What initially begins as a quiet, contemplative, and even relaxing visit, quickly turns into a nightmare as James finds himself accused of heinous terrorist attacks throughout the continent under the name Ahmed Iqbal. Facing interrogation, torture, and inhumane treatment, he must convince the authorities that he is not the man they believe him to be. The task seems impossible, however, when evidence from the government includes photographs of him taken in places he has never been.…
This novel by author Joseph Nderitu, is perfect for readers who enjoy a thrilling mystery, a fight for justice, mercy for the afflicted, and characters that will surprise you with their resilience and true colours.
