Whichever route you take, one thing will remain true: you’ve written a book, and that’s an incredible achievement. Welcome to the 0.1% — and may the next book you write be even greater than the first. 📖 Not to mention the great friendship the previous generations held for their first cousins, the German Kaisers and their families, Nazis all. Prince Philip's sisters all married leading Nazis but Prince Philip fought in the war and his mother, Princess Alice, sheltered Jews in her home in Greece. Before the very English "Windsor' was chosen as their surname, they were all the triple-barreled house of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.

In fact, one study discovered that 69% of employers are looking to hire people with "soft" skills, such as effective communication. If after reading a good book you simply start a new one, in this post, I’m going to persuade you that this is not enough. If this is your first book, make sure you take your time, set manageable word goals, and gradually build to bigger goals. Use writing sessions to establish a schedule

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Last week I went to see a play at the Frinton Summer Theatre. The lights dimmed and I was about to settle down for the action on stage. Instead, the rumble of drums started and everyone stood up as the national anthem was played. It was something I hadn’t experienced since the mid sixties in a London theatre, where as a boy, I followed my socialist father’s lead and remained seated as everyone else in the auditorium stood to attention for God Save The Queen. For it to still be played in 2022 and for people still to deferentially pay their allegiance in a theatre is an interesting phenomenon, particularly following recent scandals which have tested many people’s faith and trust in the royal family. I write pay allegiance because that's what the national anthem is - its words glorify and celebrate the queen, before the country,

Many writers believe that the key to writing an amazing book is style: impressive vocabulary, elaborate sentences, figurative language that would make Shakespeare swoon. Of course, some books are tailored to give you a specific type of outcome – business books obviously give you material for making changes in your business. Still, it’s up to you to decide what precise part of the business you want to change. What makes this message so unique is the simple but beautiful way it's delivered, in narrative and illustration, through the eyes and voice of an innocent and hopeful child. What Do You Do With An Idea? is a spectacular book for all ages and is a wonderful treasure for any home or school library." The Children's Book ReviewBaker has a lot to work with here, from the blatant examples of pro-Nazism from Edward VIII and his American wife (the couple received a gold inscribed wedding gift from Hitler) and the fact that Princess Michael of Kent’s father was a Nazi and fought in WWI against the Allies too, it is almost like shooting fish in a barrel. There is the bizarre and antiquated thing known as the honours system, a number of paedophiles, war criminals and dictators have been given various honours over the years, the likes of Kaiser Wilhelm II, Ceaucescu, Mugabe to the likes of Jimmy Savile and Bishop Peter Ball to name only a few. Also, I think it's confusing to include the (not) critique of the Queen for her over-medaling of her kids in the same chapter as Parliment and Prime Minister abusing the honors system. I get why, Margaret Thatcher abused the honor system to get her son a title so there's a link about "mother's, am I right?" but I think these are separate critiques since one is related to the military and the other is related to the peerage. Also the author fails to mention how limiting the honor system or medal system could happen. Could Parliament limit the Queen (yes) and could it limit itself (yes). But we can't have accountability or actual critique, so Baker just moves on to listing more things. Just as reading a recipe about a cake without baking the cake makes no sense. Reading a book without doing what the author is suggesting is equally unproductive. Stop going in circles and forgetting things you need to get done during your day. Wanna know how? Start using a to-do book and never worry about having to remember to do something important again! It’s super easy and a major life-changer! As you can imagine, these are not labeled as to-do items in the text. It’s up to you to identify what part of the book can be used and applied.

When you think in systems, you can create automation. When you have these automations, you will make gradual improvements in your life and business. You dive deep into a different world and you adopt the feelings and the passions the main character is experiencing.

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Furthermore, I think that the book has even wider application. It also helps you understand how people operate. We focus on emotions, not on reason. Something everyone, even people who are not interested in business, can learn about. Schedule Time To Take Action