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This book explores how enterprises create uncontested market space by redefining industry boundaries rather than competing within established parameters. It examines patterns in competitive saturation where traditional differentiation yields diminishing returns, revealing mechanisms through which value innovation opens new demand territories that render competition irrelevant.The content reframes market strategy not as outperforming rivals but as reconstructing buyer value propositions to make competition obsolete. Readers will examine frameworks for identifying non-customers, eliminating industry conventions, and creating demand through novel value combinations that shift buyer decision criteria away from traditional trade-offs.Through systematic analysis of blue ocean transitions, the book reveals how market-creating strategies develop from challenging accepted industry assumptions rather than accepting competitive constraints. It navigates tensions between proven business models and experimental repositioning, exploring decision models for reconstructing market boundaries, eliminating cost-intensive features buyers undervalue, and elevating attributes that unlock latent demand. The work addresses execution challenges, organizational alignment, and strategic communication required to pursue uncontested space while managing existing operations.

Em A Infancia de Jesus em Manuscritos Ocultos, o autor Rafael Petronio conduz o leitor por uma jornada espiritual intensa e reveladora, explorando relatos antigos sobre os primeiros anos de vida de Jesus. Baseado em manuscritos preservados ao longo dos seculos incluindo tradiçes atribuidas ao Evangelho de Tome e escritos mantidos na tradiço crist etiope o livro apresenta acontecimentos extraordinarios, milagres e ensinamentos que ampliam a compreenso sobre a infancia do Salvador.Sem substituir as Escrituras, a obra prope reflexo, despertamento espiritual e um convite a busca por uma fe mais profunda. Entre misterios, milagres e revelaçes, esta leitura desafia o leitor a enxergar alem do que e conhecido e a redescobrir a grandeza de Cristo desde os seus primeiros anos.

This book explores how superior negotiation outcomes emerge from systematic preparation and strategic communication rather than aggressive positioning or manipulative tactics. It examines patterns in negotiation failures where parties fixate on claiming value instead of creating it, revealing mechanisms through which collaborative frameworks, interest identification, and option generation expand available gains while preserving relationships.The content reframes negotiation not as zero-sum competition but as structured problem-solving that aligns divergent interests through creative agreement design. Readers will examine frameworks for researching counterparty motivations, establishing credible alternatives, and constructing proposal sequences that build momentum toward mutually beneficial outcomes rather than positional deadlock.Through systematic analysis of negotiation dynamics, the book reveals how mastery develops from understanding psychological principles, communication patterns, and decision-making biases that influence agreement formation. It navigates tensions between assertiveness and receptivity, exploring tactical approaches for anchoring discussions, managing concessions, and handling difficult negotiators without sacrificing strategic objectives. The work addresses preparation protocols, team coordination, and post-agreement implementation that transform negotiation skills from occasional necessity into consistent competitive advantage across pricing, partnerships, and resource acquisition.

"Superação" é o testemunho poderoso do Pr. Henrique Farias, que narra sua trajetória desde a infância marcada pela fome e pelas dificuldades em Belford Roxo-RJ até se tornar líder espiritual e fundad

In the ancient kingdom of Aurelia, bloodlines are law, and crowns are inheritednot chosen. But when the royal palace falls in a single night of betrayal, Elara is forced to flee into a world that has already decided her fate.Raised to be a symbol, not a ruler, Elara discovers that her lineage carries a legacy far older and more dangerous than the throne itself. Secrets etched in prophecy, a gate that remembers forgotten kings, and a truth buried in the kingdoms past begin to surface as Aurelia descends into chaos. Hunted by usurpers, rebels, and shadows wearing familiar faces, Elara must learn quickly that loyalty is never what it seems.At her side stands Caelana sworn guard marked by rumored treachery and bound by an oath that may cost him everything. Between them grows a forbidden bond forged in exile, war, and choices that cut deeper than steel. Love becomes both refuge and risk, a weakness her enemies are eager to exploit.As factions collide and the throne is claimed by lies, Elara is confronted with the cruelest truth of all: destiny does not demand obedienceit demands sacrifice. To save Aurelia, she must decide what kind of ruler she is willing to become, and what she is willing to lose.The Heiress is a sweeping tale of royal romance, political intrigue, and epic destinywhere power is inherited, but sovereignty is earned. It is a story of a woman who learns that a crown is not defined by blood alone, but by the courage to choose love, truth, and selfhood in a world that would rather see her kneel.

Wealth is not a matter of luck; it is a matter of physics. The Compound Catapult shows you how to use the most powerful force in the financial universe to your advantage. Most people fail because they try to lift the mountain with their bare hands instead of building a machine.We deconstruct the math of long-term growth and show why time is your most valuable fuel. Its not about complex stock pickingits about the consistent use of mechanical advantage. Learn how to position your money so it develops its own momentum, eventually catapulting you toward financial freedom. This book is for those who feel stuck while inflation eats their savings.Build your engine, trust the math, and let the years do the heavy lifting. We show you how to automate your accumulation phase so that growth becomes inevitable. Discover the psychological barriers that prevent most investors from being patient enough to see the curve go vertical. Learn to ignore the noise of the daily market and focus on the physics of compounding. The catapult is ready, and the lever is in your hand. Start the launch today and watch your financial future take flight. Reaching the peak is a matter of structure, not strength.

We celebrate the emperors, but we forget the oxen. The Logistics Paradox dives into the hidden engine of the ancient world. Rome did not conquer through mere bravery; it conquered through superior accounting and paving. We examine the physical limits of powerhow a lack of grain could do more damage than a thousand barbarians.It is a story of a system that became too large to feed itself. We analyze the calorie-to-distance ratio that dictated the borders of the known world. This book treats history as a technical challenge where roads were the hardware and law was the software. Discover the invisible infrastructure that allowed a single city to rule millions.Understand the inevitable friction that eventually ground it to a halt. Power is nothing without delivery. We take you through the archives of the grain trade and the engineering of the Roman roads to show you why the empires greatest strength became its ultimate weakness. Learn how the complexity of the supply chain created a fragile equilibrium that could not survive the first shock. This is history through the lens of physics and economicsa sober look at the rise and fall of a superpower through the things that actually kept it alive.

This nationally important book reveals the untold story of the Irish tricolour: its true origins, a forgotten heroine, and the emblems it replaced. For the first time, a fully referenced history corrects long-standing myths and slurs surrounding Irelands national flag. It also reinterprets iconic Irish symbols from the harp and shamrock to the tri-spiral placing them within the broader journey toward Irish nationhood and national identity. Along Irelands road to a republic, key figures are restored to their rightful place from Owen Roe ONeill and Wolfe Tone to Thomas Meagher and Padraig Pearse.The book explores crucial turning points the rise of green as Irelands colour, the rebellions of 1642, 1798, 1848, and 1916, Catholic Emancipation, and the flags later use and misuse. A bold, insightful retelling of Irelands story through its symbols.

We all know of of the various wars, the Famine and the pivotal events which have made the Ireland what it is today, but few know the stranger aspects of the nations past.From body snatchers, to pirate queens and Celtic vampires, Irelands hidden history is explored here in a book bound to thrill and astound you from the first page.

An astounding debut, so full of wonder, outrage, invention, fireworks, sheer brilliance Edward Carey, author of LittleSubversive, hilarious and shockingly original Rosanna Pike, author of A Little TrickerieA true, unique talent Kat Dunn, author of HungerstoneStep into the past. Rush headlong at the future. The Age of Calamities is here.Henry VIII wants Anne Boleyn dead, but theres just one small problem: shes alive again by morning, sipping tea at the breakfast table. In the gilded hush of the Winter Palace, the Romanov sisters slip through time and waltz aboard a spaceship bound for the stars. A woman on the run strikes a sinister bargain with the ghost of Joan of Arc, but can she reclaim her body before sunrise?With flickers of horror and dark humour, The Age of Calamities catapults us through sentient houses, looping timelines and haunted histories. Fiercely inventive and wickedly playful, these stories mark the arrival of a bold new voice in fiction-inviting the reader to confront the past, the present and themselves, all at once.PRAISE FOR THE AGE OF CALAMITIES:Surreal, funny and endlessly thought-provoking DazedAn addictive blend of imagination and wit Katherine J. Chen, author of JoanFull of imaginative daring and electrifying humour Naomi Booth, author of Animals at NightThe past comes to unexpected, vivid life in these speculative short stories Publishers WeeklyWonderful writing that had me in its grasp to the very last sentence Nydia Hetherington, author of SycoraxStunning in its power, purpose and ambition Maggie Su, author of Blob: A Love StoryDazzlingly inventive Kelly Link, author of White Cat, Black DogWild, incantatory, upending Claire Oshetsky, author of Evil GeniusI loved Ahmads perilously playful journeys to other timescapes Leon Craig, author of Parallel Hells

Hilarious, high-energy series about animals with jobs, clothes and superpowers! Highly illustrated in black and white and perfect for fans of the movies Sing and Zootropolis!Put on your super-suit and prepare for comic-book capers in Pawtonia, where the animals wear clothes, hot chocolate flows and evil is just an ostrich feather awayMeet Bob and Archie. Two hapless, but enthusiastic, koalas who are just getting to grips with their superpowers when faced with their archenemy. Enter Dr Colossus, an evil giant ostrich, who has grand plans to take over Pawtonia by releasing a hoard of zombie chickens loose in the city!Our fluffy duo needs everything it takes to stop Dr Colossus and his robber duck minions.Can the Koalas in Capes master their powers in time to save the fate of Pawtonia?Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No. Its Koalas in Capes! This side-splitting, superhero series is perfect for newly-independent readers, where chapter books meet graphic novels.Look out for: Koalas in Capes: The Robot Spiders

The late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries witnessed the dawn of a golden age of science, during which time there was a dedicated drive to accurately categorise nature and explain the natural world. Enthusiastic naturalists, amateur and professional, set off to collect and classify plants and animals across the New World, and many of these finds still bear the names of those who discovered them today.In this new and updated edition, The Noble Quest profiles nine notable naturalists of the pre-Darwinian age: early naturalists William Bartram and Alexander von Humboldt; inquisitive aristocrats Charles Waterton and Prince Maximilian of Wied; professional collectors David Douglas, John Kirk Townsend and John Richardson; and the last of the field naturalists Henry Walter Bates and John Wesley Powell.All faced great adventures and hardship as they undertook their groundbreaking work and strived to quantify, categorise and rationally explain the planets flourishing ecosystems.

In House of Fiction we encounter Jane Austen drinking too much wine in the lavish ballroom of a Hampshire manor, discover how Virginia Woolfs love of Talland House at St Ives is palpable in To the Lighthouse , and find Evelyn Waugh remembering Madresfield Court as he plots Charles Ryders return to Brideshead.Drawing on historical sources, biographies, letters, diaries and the novels themselves, House of Fiction opens the doors to these celebrated houses, while offering candid glimpses of the writers who brought them to life.

Slades music and style dominated and defined the 1970s. With six consecutive number one singles they were the UKs number one group and sold millions of records all over the world. At their peak, Slade enjoyed success and adulation not seen since The Beatles. Now, for the first time, the man whose outlandish costumes, glittering make-up and unmistakable hairstyle made Slade the definitive act of Glam Rock tells the story of his rise from working-class lad to global star.Growing up in a council house in 1950s Wolverhampton, Dave always knew he wanted to be a musician and in the mid-sixties, with Don Powell, founded the band that in 1970 would settle on the name Slade. Their powerful guitar-driven anthems formed the soundtrack for a whole generation, and their Top of the Pops performances, led by their flamboyant, ever-smiling lead guitarist, became legendary. Told with great heart and humour, So Here It Is reveals that there is much more to his life than Top of the Pops and good times. Packed with previously unseen personal photos, the book uncovers surprising family secrets, tells the inside story of the original bands painful break-up, explores his battles with depression, his decision to reform Slade and go back on the road, and his recovery from the stroke that threatened to cut short his career.

As a gay man working as a nutritionist, Daniel OShaughnessy knows that the LGBTQ+ community has specific dietary and health needs. Yet while there is huge demand for this kind of information in his private practice, there is very little reliable public information for the community to access and not everyone can afford a Harley Street nutritionist like him.Naked Nutrition seeks to change that: it is the first LGBTQ+ focused guide to diet and lifestyle, taking an honest, inclusive and non-judgemental approach to the questions Daniel is asked most frequently.It covers a wide range of subjects, giving detailed, practical advice on matters including: weight loss and muscle gain, digestive health issues, addiction, sex, fertility, nutrition for balancing hormones while transitioning, how to eat if you have a chronic condition, and how to mitigate against the party lifestyle.

A vicious comedy about disinformation and dinosaurs.A late-night screening of a certain Spielberg classic triggers carnage on a university campus. What starts as a misunderstanding about the film quickly spirals into mass redundancies and outlandish conspiracies. The fight for academic survival is on.Jurassic, Tim Foleys satire about fake news and fossils, was premiered at Soho Theatre, London, in 2025, produced by Ransack.

A spine-tingling stage play from an award-winning playwright - a haunted house story for our times.When an out-of-work actor takes a job playing a ghost at an old country manor, he expects a few cheap scares but soon uncovers something far more frightening.Filled with haunting tricks, chilling twists and a generous dose of dark humour, Tim Foleys play It Walks Around The House At Night was directed by Neil Bettles in a production by ThickSkin, which toured the UK in 2026.

Laura Thompsons grandmother Violet was one of the great landladies. Born in a London pub, she became the first woman to be given a publicans licence in her own name. Just as pubs defined her life, she seemed in many ways to embody their essence.Laura spent part of her childhood in Violets Home Counties establishment, mesmerised by her gift for cultivating the mix of cosiness and glamour that defined the pubs atmosphere, making it a unique reflection of the national character. Her memories of this time are just as intoxicating: beer and ash on the carpets in the morning, the deepening rhythms of mirth at night, the magical brightness of glass behind the barThrough them Laura traces the story of the English pub, asking why it has occupied such a treasured position in our culture. But even Violet, as she grew older, recognised that places like hers were a dying breed, and Laura also considers the precarious future they face. Part memoir, part social history, part elegy, The Last Landlady pays tribute to an extraordinary woman and the world she epitomised. It was selected as a Spectator book of the year in 2018.

What does it mean to be a good dog? Are tennis balls always real? Is a bark ever truly worse than a bite?All these questions and more are answered in Philosophers Dogs, the groundbreaking treatise that has been dog years in the making. The book reveals a long-kept secret: that every human philosopher has stolen their best ideas from their canine companions, shamelessly disguising the dogs original thoughts as their own.Featuring beautiful illustrations alongside meticulously researched historical fact,* Philosophers Dogs follows the trials, tribulations and tail-wagging of the pooches owned by famous philosophers and essayists. It is a vital addition to the bookshelves of philosophy buffs and dog lovers alike, packed with insights hitherto (wrongly) attributed to everyone from Confucius to Simone de Beauvoir via Socrates, Karl Marx and Mary Wollstonecraft.*Not necessarily historical or factual.