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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This book is science-grounded guide to how your arteries function, why plaque builds up, and how nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress all work together to protect your cardiovascular system.Inside, you'll learn: - How arteries actually work, and why damage develops silently for years before symptoms appear- The real relationship between cholesterol, inflammation, blood pressure, and blood sugar- Which foods genuinely support healthy circulation and which quietly work against it- How to set up your kitchen so healthy choices happen automatically- A practical, no-willpower-required plan for building lasting habits, one stage at a time- Special guidance for readers managing diabetes, blood pressure medication, or recovery after a cardiac event- Ten simple recipes and a quick-reference glossary you'll return to again and againWhether you're looking to protect your heart before problems start, or you've already had a wake-up call and want a realistic plan going forward, this book gives you the tools to make steady, sustainable progress without extreme diets or unrealistic promises.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is science-grounded guide to how your arteries function, why plaque builds up, and how nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress all work together to protect your cardiovascular system.Inside, you'll learn: How arteries actually work, and why damage develops silently for years before symptoms appearThe real relationship between cholesterol, inflammation, blood pressure, and blood sugarWhich foods genuinely support healthy circulation and which quietly work against itHow to set up your kitchen so healthy choices happen automaticallyA practical, no-willpower-required plan for building lasting habits, one stage at a timeSpecial guidance for readers managing diabetes, blood pressure medication, or recovery after a cardiac eventTen simple recipes and a quick-reference glossary you'll return to again and againWhether you're looking to protect your heart before problems start, or you've already had a wake-up call and want a realistic plan going forward, this book gives you the tools to make steady, sustainable progress without extreme diets or unrealistic promises. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - THE PRICE OF BEING RIGHT: Why Defending an Error Costs More Than Making OneThere is a moment, in almost every mistake, when admitting it would still be cheap. Most people miss it. Not because they are foolish, but because the moment passes quietly, disguised as patience, loyalty, or the simple wish to see how things turn out. By the time the mistake announces itself, the price of admitting it has already multiplied.Alexander Chanthunya has watched this happen from both sides of the desk: as a lawyer trained to confront the strongest argument against his own case, and as a man who once lost more than $20,000 across seventeen months of trading, watching four screens that told him everything except the one thing he needed to know, that his reason for continuing had already failed.This book is about the gap between those two selves, and the mechanism that connects them. It argues that the original error is rarely the expensive part. What grows the bill is what comes after: the explanations built to protect a decision once evidence has turned against it, the sunk cost mistaken for a reason to continue, the pride that treats reconsideration as defeat. Money spent, time invested, and a reputation for being right can all conspire to keep a person moving forward long after the reasons for starting have quietly disappeared.Drawing on real disciplinary cases in which lawyers were sanctioned not for their original misconduct but for refusing to acknowledge it, alongside sharp, recognizable scenes from business, relationships, and daily life, the book traces how commitment curdles into self-justification, how attention narrows to protect a preferred conclusion, and how ordinary people become unreliable witnesses to their own decisions. It also offers something rarer than diagnosis: working tools. The written prediction. The deadline set before pressure arrives. The outside reader with standing to ask an inconvenient question. Devices built not to guarantee good judgment, but to make bad judgment more expensive to hide.This is not a case for indecision. Commitment is necessary, and second-guessing every choice is its own kind of failure. The harder discipline is telling the difference: knowing when persistence reflects sound reasoning, and when it has quietly become a project to defend an earlier self who no longer has access to what you now know.At its center, this book makes one demand of its reader: separate what a decision once was worth from what it is worth now. The error belongs to the past. What you do next is a new decision, and it deserves to be made with the evidence in front of you, not the pride behind you.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. THE PRICE OF BEING RIGHT: Why Defending an Error Costs More Than Making OneThere is a moment, in almost every mistake, when admitting it would still be cheap. Most people miss it. Not because they are foolish, but because the moment passes quietly, disguised as patience, loyalty, or the simple wish to see how things turn out. By the time the mistake announces itself, the price of admitting it has already multiplied.Alexander Chanthunya has watched this happen from both sides of the desk: as a lawyer trained to confront the strongest argument against his own case, and as a man who once lost more than $20,000 across seventeen months of trading, watching four screens that told him everything except the one thing he needed to know, that his reason for continuing had already failed.This book is about the gap between those two selves, and the mechanism that connects them. It argues that the original error is rarely the expensive part. What grows the bill is what comes after: the explanations built to protect a decision once evidence has turned against it, the sunk cost mistaken for a reason to continue, the pride that treats reconsideration as defeat. Money spent, time invested, and a reputation for being right can all conspire to keep a person moving forward long after the reasons for starting have quietly disappeared.Drawing on real disciplinary cases in which lawyers were sanctioned not for their original misconduct but for refusing to acknowledge it, alongside sharp, recognizable scenes from business, relationships, and daily life, the book traces how commitment curdles into self-justification, how attention narrows to protect a preferred conclusion, and how ordinary people become unreliable witnesses to their own decisions. It also offers something rarer than diagnosis: working tools. The written prediction. The deadline set before pressure arrives. The outside reader with standing to ask an inconvenient question. Devices built not to guarantee good judgment, but to make bad judgment more expensive to hide.This is not a case for indecision. Commitment is necessary, and second-guessing every choice is its own kind of failure. The harder discipline is telling the difference: knowing when persistence reflects sound reasoning, and when it has quietly become a project to defend an earlier self who no longer has access to what you now know.At its center, this book makes one demand of its reader: separate what a decision once was worth from what it is worth now. The error belongs to the past. What you do next is a new decision, and it deserves to be made with the evidence in front of you, not the pride behind you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Most legal ethics literature explains misconduct after the fact: a rule was broken, discipline followed, a lesson was drawn. Legal Ethics Safeguards starts from a different premise: every disciplinary opinion actually teaches two lessons, not one. The first is obvious which rule was violated. The second, more useful and far less visible, is which safeguard was missing, and could have prevented the violation before it ever became a case.Across forty-five chapters, this treatise builds a comprehensive, prevention-first framework for ethical law practice. Rather than treating the Rules of Professional Conduct as a list of prohibitions to avoid, it identifies the specific professional safeguards: competence checks, trust accounting controls, confidentiality protocols, conflicts screening, supervisory oversight, and dozens more whose absence or erosion is what actually produces misconduct. Early chapters address the foundational duties of practice: safeguarding the attorney-client relationship, client property, confidential information, and conflicts of interest. Later chapters move beyond procedural safeguards into the character-based ones professional judgment, humility, resilience, accountability, courage, consistency, and ethical leadership arguing that rules alone cannot sustain a practice; durable habits and institutional culture must.Each chapter follows a consistent, practical structure: the governing ethical duties, the recurring pathways through which their absence contributes to real disciplinary cases, methods for building the safeguard into daily practice, a practice scenario, and a self-audit checklist lawyers can apply to their own work.Written for lawyers in every practice setting, solo, firm, in-house, and public sector, the book argues that ethical failure is rarely sudden. It develops gradually, through small omissions, unmanaged pressure, and gradual departures from standards, long before a bar complaint is filed. The book's closing argument is its throughline: rules bind the profession, but only the habit of looking for the missing safeguard on an ordinary day, when no one is watching actually protects it.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Real Estate Ethics Safeguards is a practical guide to ethical decision-making and responsible conduct in residential real estate. Written for real estate agents, brokers, and related professionals, it explains how to recognize risks, protect clients, and handle difficult situations throughout a transaction. The book draws primarily on Maryland law, with selected federal requirements and examples from other jurisdictions. Its twenty chapters present eighty-five safeguards addressing agency relationships, fiduciary duties, property disclosures, advertising, buyer representation, negotiation, conflicts of interest, client funds, fair housing, and settlement-service referrals. Through case discussions, hypothetical examples, conversation scripts, and practical checklists, the book connects ethical principles with everyday professional decisions. It also examines wire fraud, seller impersonation, data security, artificial intelligence, recordkeeping, supervision, and responses to errors and complaints. Self-audits, file-note templates, an implementation matrix, and a thirty-day action plan help readers incorporate the safeguards into their work. By emphasizing what to verify, when to act, what to document, and when to seek guidance, Real Estate Ethics Safeguards helps professionals strengthen accountability and provide more careful, informed service to their clients. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is science-grounded guide to how your arteries function, why plaque builds up, and how nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress all work together to protect your cardiovascular system.Inside, you'll learn: How arteries actually work, and why damage develops silently for years before symptoms appearThe real relationship between cholesterol, inflammation, blood pressure, and blood sugarWhich foods genuinely support healthy circulation and which quietly work against itHow to set up your kitchen so healthy choices happen automaticallyA practical, no-willpower-required plan for building lasting habits, one stage at a timeSpecial guidance for readers managing diabetes, blood pressure medication, or recovery after a cardiac eventTen simple recipes and a quick-reference glossary you'll return to again and againWhether you're looking to protect your heart before problems start, or you've already had a wake-up call and want a realistic plan going forward, this book gives you the tools to make steady, sustainable progress without extreme diets or unrealistic promises. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. THE PRICE OF BEING RIGHT: Why Defending an Error Costs More Than Making OneThere is a moment, in almost every mistake, when admitting it would still be cheap. Most people miss it. Not because they are foolish, but because the moment passes quietly, disguised as patience, loyalty, or the simple wish to see how things turn out. By the time the mistake announces itself, the price of admitting it has already multiplied.Alexander Chanthunya has watched this happen from both sides of the desk: as a lawyer trained to confront the strongest argument against his own case, and as a man who once lost more than $20,000 across seventeen months of trading, watching four screens that told him everything except the one thing he needed to know, that his reason for continuing had already failed.This book is about the gap between those two selves, and the mechanism that connects them. It argues that the original error is rarely the expensive part. What grows the bill is what comes after: the explanations built to protect a decision once evidence has turned against it, the sunk cost mistaken for a reason to continue, the pride that treats reconsideration as defeat. Money spent, time invested, and a reputation for being right can all conspire to keep a person moving forward long after the reasons for starting have quietly disappeared.Drawing on real disciplinary cases in which lawyers were sanctioned not for their original misconduct but for refusing to acknowledge it, alongside sharp, recognizable scenes from business, relationships, and daily life, the book traces how commitment curdles into self-justification, how attention narrows to protect a preferred conclusion, and how ordinary people become unreliable witnesses to their own decisions. It also offers something rarer than diagnosis: working tools. The written prediction. The deadline set before pressure arrives. The outside reader with standing to ask an inconvenient question. Devices built not to guarantee good judgment, but to make bad judgment more expensive to hide.This is not a case for indecision. Commitment is necessary, and second-guessing every choice is its own kind of failure. The harder discipline is telling the difference: knowing when persistence reflects sound reasoning, and when it has quietly become a project to defend an earlier self who no longer has access to what you now know.At its center, this book makes one demand of its reader: separate what a decision once was worth from what it is worth now. The error belongs to the past. What you do next is a new decision, and it deserves to be made with the evidence in front of you, not the pride behind you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Real Estate Ethics Safeguards is a practical guide to ethical decision-making and responsible conduct in residential real estate. Written for real estate agents, brokers, and related professionals, it explains how to recognize risks, protect clients, and handle difficult situations throughout a transaction. The book draws primarily on Maryland law, with selected federal requirements and examples from other jurisdictions. Its twenty chapters present eighty-five safeguards addressing agency relationships, fiduciary duties, property disclosures, advertising, buyer representation, negotiation, conflicts of interest, client funds, fair housing, and settlement-service referrals. Through case discussions, hypothetical examples, conversation scripts, and practical checklists, the book connects ethical principles with everyday professional decisions. It also examines wire fraud, seller impersonation, data security, artificial intelligence, recordkeeping, supervision, and responses to errors and complaints. Self-audits, file-note templates, an implementation matrix, and a thirty-day action plan help readers incorporate the safeguards into their work. By emphasizing what to verify, when to act, what to document, and when to seek guidance, Real Estate Ethics Safeguards helps professionals strengthen accountability and provide more careful, informed service to their clients. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most legal ethics literature explains misconduct after the fact: a rule was broken, discipline followed, a lesson was drawn. Legal Ethics Safeguards starts from a different premise: every disciplinary opinion actually teaches two lessons, not one. The first is obvious which rule was violated. The second, more useful and far less visible, is which safeguard was missing, and could have prevented the violation before it ever became a case.Across forty-five chapters, this treatise builds a comprehensive, prevention-first framework for ethical law practice. Rather than treating the Rules of Professional Conduct as a list of prohibitions to avoid, it identifies the specific professional safeguards: competence checks, trust accounting controls, confidentiality protocols, conflicts screening, supervisory oversight, and dozens more whose absence or erosion is what actually produces misconduct. Early chapters address the foundational duties of practice: safeguarding the attorney-client relationship, client property, confidential information, and conflicts of interest. Later chapters move beyond procedural safeguards into the character-based ones professional judgment, humility, resilience, accountability, courage, consistency, and ethical leadership arguing that rules alone cannot sustain a practice; durable habits and institutional culture must.Each chapter follows a consistent, practical structure: the governing ethical duties, the recurring pathways through which their absence contributes to real disciplinary cases, methods for building the safeguard into daily practice, a practice scenario, and a self-audit checklist lawyers can apply to their own work.Written for lawyers in every practice setting, solo, firm, in-house, and public sector, the book argues that ethical failure is rarely sudden. It develops gradually, through small omissions, unmanaged pressure, and gradual departures from standards, long before a bar complaint is filed. The book's closing argument is its throughline: rules bind the profession, but only the habit of looking for the missing safeguard on an ordinary day, when no one is watching actually protects it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most legal ethics literature explains misconduct after the fact: a rule was broken, discipline followed, a lesson was drawn. Legal Ethics Safeguards starts from a different premise: every disciplinary opinion actually teaches two lessons, not one. The first is obvious which rule was violated. The second, more useful and far less visible, is which safeguard was missing, and could have prevented the violation before it ever became a case.Across forty-five chapters, this treatise builds a comprehensive, prevention-first framework for ethical law practice. Rather than treating the Rules of Professional Conduct as a list of prohibitions to avoid, it identifies the specific professional safeguards: competence checks, trust accounting controls, confidentiality protocols, conflicts screening, supervisory oversight, and dozens more whose absence or erosion is what actually produces misconduct. Early chapters address the foundational duties of practice: safeguarding the attorney-client relationship, client property, confidential information, and conflicts of interest. Later chapters move beyond procedural safeguards into the character-based ones professional judgment, humility, resilience, accountability, courage, consistency, and ethical leadership arguing that rules alone cannot sustain a practice; durable habits and institutional culture must.Each chapter follows a consistent, practical structure: the governing ethical duties, the recurring pathways through which their absence contributes to real disciplinary cases, methods for building the safeguard into daily practice, a practice scenario, and a self-audit checklist lawyers can apply to their own work.Written for lawyers in every practice setting, solo, firm, in-house, and public sector, the book argues that ethical failure is rarely sudden. It develops gradually, through small omissions, unmanaged pressure, and gradual departures from standards, long before a bar complaint is filed. The book's closing argument is its throughline: rules bind the profession, but only the habit of looking for the missing safeguard on an ordinary day, when no one is watching actually protects it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…