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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Business Organisation and Management - A Textbook for B. Com/B.B. A/M. Com/M.B. A courses has been meticulously crafted following the NEP pattern. It offers easy-to-digest content descriptions, ensuring clarity of thought and a lucid presentation. Each concept is complemented with relevant diagrams and images, enhancing understanding and engagement. At the end of each chapter, a comprehensive summary is provided, facilitating a conclusive understanding of the material. Additionally, students will find unit-wise and topic-wise questions that cater to their convenience, ensuring thorough preparation and mastery of the subject matter. This textbook stands out as distinctly superior to others in the market, offering a holistic and engaging learning experience. 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 - Business Organisation and Management - A Textbook for B. Com/B.B. A/M. Com/M.B. A courses has been meticulously crafted following the NEP pattern. It offers easy-to-digest content descriptions, ensuring clarity of thought and a lucid presentation. Each concept is complemented with relevant diagrams and images, enhancing understanding and engagement. At the end of each chapter, a comprehensive summary is provided, facilitating a conclusive understanding of the material. Additionally, students will find unit-wise and topic-wise questions that cater to their convenience, ensuring thorough preparation and mastery of the subject matter. This textbook stands out as distinctly superior to others in the market, offering a holistic and engaging learning experience.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There are questions we ask because we want answers.And then there are questions that remain with us because, somewhere inside, we already know that the answer might change us.Why do we want what we want?Why do we fear what we fear?Why do we return to things that hurt us?Why does success sometimes leave us strangely empty?Why do we need people who may never understand us completely?Why does the mind remember what the heart wishes to forget?Why do we keep trying to control a life that has never promised to obey us?Why does losing someone hurt even when we knew, somewhere deep inside, that nothing could last forever?And perhaps the most frightening question of all: If we knew exactly how much time we had left, would we still live the way we are living now?We are rarely taught how to ask these questions.We are taught how to study.How to work.How to earn.How to succeed.How to become respectable.How to build a life that looks meaningful from the outside.But almost nobody teaches us how to understand the person living that life.We learn how to take care of our bodies, but not always how to understand our minds.We learn how to communicate, but not always how to feel understood.We learn how to achieve, but not how to recognise when achievement has become an endless hunger.We learn how to hold people, but not how to let them go.We learn how to remember, but not how to live with what we remember.We learn how to fear death, but rarely how to understand what makes life worth living.Perhaps this is why so many intelligent people remain confused about themselves.Not because they lack answers.But because they were never taught which questions mattered.This book was written from that place.Not from the certainty of someone who has understood life.But from the curiosity of someone who has realised how little any of us truly understand.These pages are not an attempt to explain humanity completely.Human beings are too complicated for that.We contradict ourselves.We want freedom and security at the same time.We want to be seen, yet we hide.We want change, yet we fear uncertainty.We want love, yet we fear dependence.We want success, yet sometimes dream of escaping the life success created.We want permanence in a world built entirely from things that disappear.Perhaps this contradiction is not a failure of being human.Perhaps it is what being human means.This book moves through some of those contradictions.Through consciousness and identity.Through fear and desire.Through approval, comparison and success.Through love, loneliness and heartbreak.Through pain, healing and the voices we carry inside ourselves.And eventually, through the truths we spend most of our lives trying not to think about-that everything changes, that everything we love is temporary, that time takes more than we notice, that some dreams must be released, and that one day there will be a final ordinary day we will not recognise as final.You may not agree with everything in these pages.You do not have to.The purpose of this book is not to give you another set of beliefs to carry.It is to make you pause long enough to examine the beliefs you already carry.Some pages may remind you of someone.Some may remind you of yourself.Some may make you uncomfortable.Some may make you feel understood.And perhaps one or two may make you close the book for a moment and simply sit quietly.If that happens, the book has already done what it came here to do.Because perhaps the greatest purpos Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - There is always more to life than what we see. Behind a smile, there may be sadness. Behind success, sacrifice. Behind confidence, years of insecurity. Behind someone's departure, a struggle we may never know. We see people, but we rarely see the stories they carry.And perhaps the same is true of us. Beneath the version of ourselves we show the world are thoughts we never speak, fears we hide, memories we carry, and dreams we quietly abandoned. We learn to say 'I am fine' when we are not, to appear confident while doubting ourselves, and to live by expectations until we can no longer tell whether the life we are living is truly ours.Much of what shapes us remains invisible. Fear disguises itself as logic. Insecurity hides behind perfectionism. Comparison convinces us that we are not enough. The desire to be accepted slowly distances us from who we truly are. Most people carry far more than they reveal, which is why we should be gentler with one another. Everyone is carrying a story we cannot see.This book is an attempt to look beneath the surface of human life. It explores the fears, expectations, comparisons, contradictions, losses, dreams, and silent struggles that shape us. It asks the questions we often avoid and examines the hidden forces that influence the way we think, feel, choose, suffer, grow, and live.Perhaps these pages will make you think. Perhaps they will make you uncomfortable. Perhaps they will remind you of something you have tried to forget, someone you once loved, or a version of yourself you left behind. And perhaps, somewhere within these words, you will find language for something you have felt but never known how to explain.This is not a book of perfect answers. It is an invitation to pause, question, and look more honestly at the life you are living. Sometimes, transformation begins not when we discover a new truth, but when we finally become brave enough to question an old one. Sometimes, we do not need to become more. We need to stop believing that we are not enough. Sometimes, we do not need a new life. We need to return to the self and the dreams we abandoned while trying to become acceptable to everyone else.Beyond what we see, there is always more. More to every person, every silence, every goodbye, every failure, every success, and every ending. And perhaps, more to ourselves than we have ever dared to believe.This book begins with a question, a silence, and a willingness to look beyond what is visible. And perhaps, somewhere along the way, you may see the world differently, forgive yourself more gently, and finally see yourself a little more clearly.Rahul Kumar Das.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOK PHYSICALLY PRESENT BUT MENTALLY NOT is a deeply emotional reflection on what happens when someone leaves our life, but our mind continues living with them. It explores the quiet reality of carrying an absence through ordinary days, continuing our responsibilities while secretly waiting, remembering, questioning, hoping, and imagining a future that may no longer exist. The book enters the spaces we rarely speak about, the unanswered questions, the places that suddenly feel different, the fear that perhaps we are the only ones still waiting, the uncertainty of whether what we shared was truly love, and the strange pain of seeing someone still exist in the world while knowing that the person we once knew is no longer part of our life in the same way. Through reflections on love, memory, absence, prayer, hope, lost time, and the futures we once imagined, the book explores how easily we can become physically present in our lives while remaining mentally somewhere else. We may continue working, meeting people, smiling, and fulfilling responsibilities, yet a part of us can remain suspended in a past we cannot change or a future we can no longer guarantee. But this is not only a book about losing someone. It is also about what we lose within ourselves while trying to hold on to them. Sometimes, while waiting for someone to return, we slowly stop returning to ourselves. We postpone our lives, abandon parts of who we were, and allow another person's absence to become the centre around which our own existence revolves. PHYSICALLY PRESENT BUT MENTALLY NOT is ultimately a journey from absence toward presence, from waiting toward acceptance, and from losing ourselves in someone else's absence toward finding our way back to our own lives. It does not ask us to forget the people who mattered. Instead, it reminds us that we can remember without remaining trapped, love without disappearing, hope without putting our lives on hold, and carry the past without surrendering the future. Because sometimes the person we are waiting for may never return. But we can.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKThe Psychology of Almost explores one of the most emotionally complicated spaces of human life: the space between what we wanted and what actually became ours. It is about the dreams that nearly happened, relationships that almost survived, choices we still revisit, identities we almost became, and possibilities that remained possibilities.The word 'almost' carries a strange emotional weight because it does not describe complete loss. It describes something that came close enough to reality to make us wonder about the life that might have followed. Sometimes what hurts most is not what we lost, but what we can still imagine having had.Through reflections on desire, regret, memory, missed opportunities, unrealised potential, relationships, choices, and alternative futures, this book examines why the human mind continues to return to lives that never happened. It asks why we compare our present with imagined versions of ourselves and why certain unfinished possibilities remain emotionally alive long after the moment has passed.The Psychology of Almost is not a book about living in regret. It is an exploration of the psychological attachment we develop to possibility itself. It invites us to understand why we hold on to what could have been, what these imagined lives reveal about who we are, and how we can eventually make peace with the lives we did not live.At its heart, this is a book about acceptance, but not the easy kind. It is about looking honestly at the roads we did not take, the people we did not become, the moments we could not change, and the futures that quietly disappeared without ever becoming real.Because sometimes the hardest goodbye is not to something we had, but to something we almost had. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Business Organisation and Management - A Textbook for B. Com/B.B. A/M. Com/M.B. A courses has been meticulously crafted following the NEP pattern. It offers easy-to-digest content descriptions, ensuring clarity of thought and a lucid presentation. Each concept is complemented with relevant diagrams and images, enhancing understanding and engagement. At the end of each chapter, a comprehensive summary is provided, facilitating a conclusive understanding of the material. Additionally, students will find unit-wise and topic-wise questions that cater to their convenience, ensuring thorough preparation and mastery of the subject matter. This textbook stands out as distinctly superior to others in the market, offering a holistic and engaging learning experience. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKTHE LIFE WE MISS is a heartfelt reflection on the ordinary moments we often overlook while waiting for life to become something more. It explores time, relationships, familiar places, routine, memory, ambition, and the quiet habit of postponing life until a better tomorrow arrives.We often believe that the meaningful part of life is still ahead, only to realise later that the days we once considered ordinary were the very days we would give anything to experience again. The people we took for granted, the conversations we thought would happen again, the places we barely noticed, and the simple moments we rushed through can become some of our most precious memories.This book is an invitation to look again at the life already around us. It reminds us that we can still dream, grow, build, and pursue something better without forgetting to live what we already have.Because sometimes, the life we miss is not the life we lost.It is the life we were too busy to notice while we were living it.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - You Don't Have to Pretend HereA Place for Everything You Never SayYou Don't Have to Pretend Here is an honest and deeply human book about the feelings we often hide behind the words, 'I'm fine.' It explores loneliness, unspoken fears, regret, missing people, the pressure to be strong, the fear of falling behind, and the simple desire to be understood.This is not a book that tells you how to live a perfect life. It is a quiet space where you can admit what you truly feel-without judgment, without pretending, and without having all the answers.Because sometimes, the most healing thing we need is simply a place where we can finally be honest.ContentsPart I: WHAT YOU PRETEND ABOUT- You Don't Have to Pretend Here- I'm Fine- I'm Not Lonely- I'm Happy- I Don't Care- I'm StrongPart II: WHAT YOU NEVER SAY- I Wish Someone Would Ask- I Am Tired- I Don't Know What I'm Doing- I Miss Who I Used to Be- I Wish I Could Start Again- I Want Someone to Stay- I Don't Want to Be Strong TodayPart III: THE PEOPLE YOU PRETEND NOT TO MISS- I Still Miss You- We Don't Talk Anymore- I Wish We Had One More Conversation- I Pretend I Have Moved On- Some People Still Feel Like HomePart IV: THE PERSON YOU HIDE FROM EVERYONE- Who Are You When Nobody Is Watching - The Version of Me Nobody Knows- When Did I Become This Person - I Am Afraid of Being Replaced- I Am Afraid I Am Falling Behind- I Don't Like the Person I Am BecomingPart V: THE TRUTHS YOU DON'T WANT TO ADMIT- I Want to Be Loved- I Want to Matter to Someone- I Am Jealous- I Am Scared- I Don't Have Everything Figured OutPart VI: WHEN YOU FINALLY STOP PRETENDING- Maybe I Don't Have to Pretend Anymore. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - BECOMING THE PERSON WE NEEDEDAcceptance, Purpose, Wisdom and the Courage to Live AuthenticallyWhat happens after we have survived the things that changed us There comes a time when life asks us to look inward and decide who we truly want to become. Becoming the Person We Needed is a deeply reflective journey through acceptance, self respect, forgiveness, purpose, emotional strength and the courage to live authentically.This book explores the quiet questions that emerge after disappointment, loss, comparison, expectations and change. It reminds us that we do not have to remain prisoners of our past, nor do we have to become the person the world expects us to be. We can make peace with who we were, understand who we are, and consciously choose who we want to become.Through honest reflections on relationships, boundaries, patience, success, failure, loneliness, purpose and different timelines of life, Rahul Kumar Das invites us to pause and listen to the person within us who has often been overlooked.Perhaps becoming was never about becoming someone else.Perhaps it was about finally becoming ourselves.Book III of The Becoming Series, this book completes a three part journey through who we were, what happened to us, and who we become because of it.A book for anyone who has ever felt behind, lost, broken, uncertain or simply ready to begin again.Because sometimes the person we have been waiting for is the person we are capable of becoming.Rahul Kumar Das.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - About the BookBefore the World Changed Us is a deeply reflective journey into the person we were before comparison, expectations, fear, and the pressure to become someone we were told we should be.Every life begins with possibility. As children, we dream without hesitation. We imagine futures without asking whether they are practical, profitable, or acceptable to others. But slowly, almost invisibly, the world begins to teach us how to measure ourselves.Grades become measures of intelligence. Achievements become measures of worth. Comparison becomes a habit. Approval becomes something we seek. Expectations become identities. And somewhere along the way, the child who once dreamed freely can become difficult to recognize.This book explores the invisible forces that shape us long before adulthood-childhood dreams, family expectations, education, friendships, comparison, failure, achievement, self-image, ambition, and the search for identity. It asks questions many of us carry quietly: How much of who we are was truly chosen by us How much was shaped by what others expected And who were we before the world told us who to become With honesty and compassion, Before the World Changed Us looks backward-not to blame the past, but to understand it. It invites readers to revisit forgotten dreams, old insecurities, childhood memories, and the expectations they have carried for years.Because every belief has a history.Every insecurity has a beginning.Every ambition has an origin.And beneath the person we learned to become, there may still be a part of us waiting to be remembered.This is not simply a book about childhood.It is a book about becoming.About losing ourselves.About understanding why.And, perhaps, about finding our way back.Before the World Changed Us is for anyone who has ever achieved something and still felt empty, followed a path that did not entirely feel like their own, compared their journey to someone else's, or wondered what life might have looked like if they had never learned to doubt themselves.Before the world changed us, there was a version of us who simply dreamed.Perhaps it is time to meet that person again.…