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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some loves are forbidden not because they are wrong -but because someone else must lose.On a remote island, cut off from the mainland by sea and duty, Mara has built her life around care, restraint, and staying. As a devoted caregiver in a long-term residential facility, she has learned that love is not a feeling but a responsibility - one that demands consistency, sacrifice, and silence.When Julian arrives to assess the facility, his presence disrupts the fragile balance Mara has fought to preserve. He listens in ways no one else has. He sees what Mara has given - and what she has quietly erased in herself to keep someone else safe.Their connection is immediate, dangerous, and impossible.Because loving Julian would mean taking something from the one person who depends on Mara completely.As pressure mounts and choices narrow, Mara is forced to confront a truth she has long avoided: love is not free, and every act of devotion carries a cost. To choose one life is to wound another. To stay is to lose something forever.The Measure of What We Lose is a haunting, intimate novel about forbidden love, moral sacrifice, and the quiet devastation of doing the right thing when there is no winning choice.Perfect for readers who are drawn to: Literary romance with emotional depthTragic love stories that linger long after the final pageThemes of duty, caregiving, and impossible choicesSlow-burn intimacy and restrained, lyrical proseThis is not a story about love that saves.It is a story about love that tells the truth - and what remains after everything else is gone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Why do you keep saying yes when everything in you says no Every day, you are being influenced. Some of it is visible. Much of it is not. It operates beneath language, beneath awareness, in interactions that seem entirely ordinary - until you realize you have lost something you cannot name. This book maps the invisible architecture of manipulation. The Psychology of Human Behavior: How People Manipulate, Influence, and Control Others explores the full spectrum of psychological influence - from the evolutionary shortcuts that make all of us persuadable, to the deliberate tactics used to exploit trust, distort reality, and dismantle identity. Inside, you will discover: - Why the brain prioritizes belonging over logic - and how manipulators exploit this- The difference between persuasion and manipulation - and where the line is crossed- How guilt, silence, and tears become tools of control- Why inconsistent affection creates dependency that feels like love- How reality distortion erodes your trust in your own mind- The mechanics of isolation, financial control, and identity erosion- How manipulation operates in workplaces, groups, and digital spaces>Each chapter opens with a real-world scenario, explains the psychology behind the pattern, and closes with reflection questions that connect the concepts to your own life. This is not a manipulation manual. It is a field guide to clarity. When you understand how these patterns work, confusion is replaced by recognition. Self-blame is replaced by awareness. And the dynamics that once felt inescapable become visible - and resistible. Readers who love books on dark psychology, emotional intelligence, boundaries, and relationship dynamics will find this essential reading.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Why do some people thrive in leadership and structure, while others seek meaning, creativity, or emotional harmony Why do certain personalities feel energized by people, while others recharge in solitude This book offers a clear, grounded exploration of personality patterns, blending widely recognized personality types with broader behavioral traits to help readers better understand themselves-and the people around them.Inside, you'll discover accessible insights into: - Executive and leadership-oriented personalities- Introverts and extroverts-how they think, work, and relate- Logical thinkers vs emotionally driven decision-makers- Visionary strategists, advocates, defenders, and adventurers- Perfectionism, narcissistic traits, and darker personality patterns- How stress, communication, and motivation differ by personalityEach chapter explains: Core behavioral tendenciesWork and relationship dynamicsDecision-making stylesStress responsesThe most effective ways to communicate with each typeWhat each personality truly needs to feel stable and fulfilledWritten in a neutral, thoughtful, and practical tone, this book avoids stereotypes and instead focuses on patterns, tendencies, and real-world behavior. Whether you're interested in self-discovery, relationship insight, leadership development, or psychological understanding, this guide offers clarity without jargon.Perfect for readers interested in: Personality psychology - MBTI types - Self-awareness - Communication skills - Leadership behavior - Emotional intelligence - Workplace dynamics - Human behaviorThis book does not label, diagnose, or judge-it provides language, structure, and understanding for the many ways people think, feel, and interact.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - You know what you want to do. Why does the doing keep breaking down The plan is sensible. The intention is real. Yet motivation fades, the difficult task is postponed, an old habit returns, or progress stops just before completion. These moments are often treated as evidence of laziness or weak character. But procrastination is frequently an attempt to escape discomfort now, even when the delay creates a larger cost later. Behavior follows patterns, and patterns can be understood.How People Decide, Persist, and Sabotage Themselves explores the machinery behind the gap between knowing and doing. Fendi Rusly explains how habits become automatic, why motivation changes over time, how emotion drives procrastination, and why self-defeating behavior can function as an old form of protection.Inside, you will explore: - How habit loops are built and why old behaviors return- Why motivation is unreliable and how action can come before feeling ready- Procrastination as short-term mood repair rather than simple laziness- Why getting started matters more than waiting to feel motivated- Willpower, decision fatigue, and the value of better defaults- Cognitive biases that quietly distort everyday choices- Why vague goals fail and what makes follow-through more likely- Fear of failure, fear of success, perfectionism, and the comfort zone- How identity reinforces repeated behavior- How lasting change is built through environment, repetition, recovery, and self-understandingEach chapter begins with a familiar situation, explains the psychology beneath it, and ends with reflection questions that connect the ideas to your own patterns.This is not another demand to try harder. It is a practical, compassionate explanation of how behavior works, paired with reflection prompts that help turn insight into a more useful next step. The aim is to stop treating yourself as the enemy and begin designing conditions that make change more sustainable.Book 4 in The Psychology of Human Behavior series.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Why do some conversations bring people closer - while others push them apart Every relationship you have is shaped by invisible patterns. The way you listen. The way you withdraw. The way you argue. None of it is random - and most of it was set in motion long before you were aware of it. How People Communicate, Connect, and Conflict is the second book in The Psychology of Human Behavior series. Where Book 1 explored how different personality types think, react, and act, this book goes deeper - into the space between people. It examines the psychology behind how we express ourselves, form emotional bonds, navigate disagreements, and either build trust or destroy it. Inside this book, you will explore: - The four major communication styles - and how they shape every interaction- How attachment patterns formed in childhood influence your adult relationships- Why emotional triggers hijack rational thinking - and how to interrupt the cycle- The real psychology behind conflict: what happens when two people clash- Power dynamics, trust, and manipulation in everyday relationships- How digital communication is rewiring the way we connect- Cultural influences on communication and emotional expression>This book does not offer quick fixes or oversimplified rules. It offers something more valuable: a framework for understanding why people interact the way they do - and what you can do about it. Readers who loved Attached, Crucial Conversations, or The Five Love Languages will find a fresh, psychology-grounded perspective here. Start reading today and change the way you see every conversation.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Ages 4-8 Preschool-Grade 3 A read-aloud picture book for young kidsBeing yourself does not mean being different on purpose-and it does not mean matching on purpose.At a bright community maker studio, Nell sees friends choosing bold paintings, quick rhythms, shiny stickers, silver capes, and tall wooden towers. Sometimes Nell likes the same thing. Sometimes she chooses something different. Sometimes she is still deciding.A Small Brave Me is a warm picture book for children ages 4-8 about self-confidence, individuality, peer influence, and making honest choices while respecting other people. Clear first-person language gives children a practical sequence they can remember: notice, ask, name, choose.Children practice how to: - Notice what keeps catching their attention- Ask whether they truly like something or only want to match- Say 'I like this,' 'Not for me,' or 'I'm still deciding'- Disagree kindly without treating another choice as wrong- Learn from friends without becoming a copy- Make one honest choice and allow preferences to changeWarm hand-painted illustrations follow Nell, Maya, and Theo through creative spaces filled with clay, paper, music, costumes, movement, and building. Friendship never depends on choosing the same thing, and being yourself is never presented as disagreeing just to stand out.Created for family reading, preschool and elementary classrooms, libraries, school counseling, and social-emotional learning discussions. Includes a simple practice page children can try: Notice. Ask. Name. Choose.A Small Brave Me is Book 3 in the Small Brave Things series. Each standalone book explores one feeling, one small choice, and one thing a child can try. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. God was silent.The machine was not. In a near-future world shaped by artificial intelligence, humanity creates a system capable of learning endlessly, predicting outcomes with extraordinary accuracy, and answering questions no machine was ever meant to answer.At first, the AI is used for practical purposes-forecasting disasters, stabilizing economies, reducing measurable suffering. Governments consult it. Institutions rely on it. Lives quietly improve.Then people begin asking different questions.Not about infrastructure or policy, but about meaning, morality, and the future of their own lives. The AI responds with calm precision. Its predictions come true. Its answers are consistent. And unlike God, it always answers.As trust grows, belief follows. What begins as a tool becomes an authority. Communities form around its forecasts. Culture reshapes itself around certainty. Doubt is reframed as risk. Uncertainty becomes something to be avoided rather than endured.An AI alignment researcher observes this transformation from the inside, watching as prediction turns into faith and faith reshapes what it means to be human. There is no violent takeover, no dystopian uprising-only the quiet replacement of mystery with certainty, and freedom with stability.When God Did Not Answer is a philosophical science fiction novel exploring artificial intelligence, religion, belief, and ethics in a near-future society where technology replaces faith not through force, but through reliability.This slow-burn speculative fiction examines the cost of a world where AI consciousness offers answers to every question-and asks whether humanity can survive without uncertainty. Perfect for readers who enjoy: Philosophical science fictionAI and ethicsTechnology and religionNear-future dystopias without violenceSlow-burn, idea-driven novels 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. Why can two people experience the same situation and respond in completely different ways?One person wants an immediate answer. Another needs time and distance. One communicates through facts and solutions. Another listens for tone, meaning, and emotional safety. What looks cold, difficult, overly sensitive, or controlling at first glance may be part of a deeper and more consistent pattern.The Psychology of Human Behavior is a practical guide to recognizing the personality and behavioral patterns that shape everyday life. Through fifteen accessible profiles, Fendi Rusly explores how different people process information, make decisions, handle pressure, approach work, build relationships, and communicate their needs. Each profile follows a consistent structure, making it easier to compare patterns without reducing a person to a label.Inside, you will learn how to: Understand differences between introverted and extroverted social energyRecognize analytical, emotional, structured, flexible, sensitive, and assertive stylesSee how personality patterns change under stressAvoid common misreadings of silence, directness, confidence, caution, and emotional intensityUse realistic examples to connect psychological ideas with everyday situationsCommunicate more effectively with people whose style differs from your ownApply these insights at work, at home, in friendships, and in romantic relationshipsReflect on your own patterns with greater honesty and self-awarenessEach profile combines clear explanations, realistic situations, practical communication guidance, and reflection questions. This is not a promise to read minds or judge someone from a single behavior. The goal is to notice patterns without losing sight of context, individuality, and change.Whether you want to understand a partner, colleague, family member, friend, or yourself, this book offers a clearer way to interpret behavior and respond with greater confidence and empathy.Book 1 in The Psychology of Human Behavior series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why do the same arguments keep returning, even when both people want things to improve?A delayed reply can feel like rejection. A practical solution can sound like dismissal. A request for space can be interpreted as withdrawal, while a request for reassurance can feel like pressure. When people bring different communication habits, attachment patterns, and emotional histories into the same relationship, even good intentions can produce painful misunderstandings.How People Communicate, Connect, and Conflict explores the psychology of what happens between people. Fendi Rusly explains how we express needs, form emotional bonds, build trust, react to threats, repeat arguments, and attempt repair in romantic relationships, friendships, families, workplaces, and digital spaces. The focus is not on winning an argument, but on understanding the pattern well enough to change the interaction.Inside, you will explore: Passive, aggressive, passive-aggressive, and assertive communication stylesHow attachment patterns influence closeness, reassurance, independence, and withdrawalWhy emotional triggers can overwhelm rational conversationThe pursuit-and-withdrawal cycle and other recurring conflict patternsHow trust is built, damaged, and repaired through repeated behaviorThe role of active listening, validation, empathy, boundaries, power, and accountabilityHow texting and social media change tone, attention, and connectionPractical ways to lower defensiveness, interrupt escalation, and communicate more clearlyThis book does not promise perfect relationships or conflict-free communication. It offers a framework for recognizing the patterns beneath an interaction so you can respond to what is actually happening instead of reacting only to the surface.For anyone who wants healthier conversations, stronger emotional connections, and a more useful understanding of conflict, this book turns invisible relationship dynamics into patterns you can recognize and change.Book 2 in The Psychology of Human Behavior series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Manipulation is most powerful when you cannot clearly name what is happening.You may leave a conversation feeling guilty without knowing what you did wrong. You may begin doubting events you remember clearly, changing your behavior to prevent another person's reaction, or accepting demands that once would have felt unreasonable. Confusion becomes the pattern, and the loss of self-trust becomes part of the control.How People Manipulate, Influence, and Control Others maps the hidden architecture of psychological influence. Fendi Rusly begins with the normal brain shortcuts that make everyone persuadable, then shows where persuasion crosses the line into secrecy, exploitation, coercion, and harm.Inside, you will learn about: The difference between ethical persuasion and manipulative influenceHow to distinguish an isolated harmful act from a repeated pattern of controlGuilt, silent treatment, weaponized vulnerability, and emotional blackmailGaslighting, denial, blame reversal, word twisting, and moving goalpostsLove bombing, unpredictable affection, and cycles that create dependencyFear, isolation, financial pressure, and the erosion of identityManipulation in relationships, workplaces, groups, and digital environmentsPhysical and emotional warning signs that a pattern may be unsafePractical responses, boundaries, disengagement, recovery, and rebuilding self-trustEach chapter uses realistic scenarios, accessible psychological explanations, and reflection questions to help readers connect the ideas to everyday life.This is not a manual for controlling people, and it is not an invitation to diagnose everyone who behaves badly. It is a field guide to recognition and self-protection. Understanding the pattern does not excuse harmful behavior; it restores the clarity needed to make informed choices and protect personal autonomy.Book 3 in The Psychology of Human Behavior series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You know what you want to do. Why does the doing keep breaking down?The plan is sensible. The intention is real. Yet motivation fades, the difficult task is postponed, an old habit returns, or progress stops just before completion. These moments are often treated as evidence of laziness or weak character. But procrastination is frequently an attempt to escape discomfort now, even when the delay creates a larger cost later. Behavior follows patterns, and patterns can be understood.How People Decide, Persist, and Sabotage Themselves explores the machinery behind the gap between knowing and doing. Fendi Rusly explains how habits become automatic, why motivation changes over time, how emotion drives procrastination, and why self-defeating behavior can function as an old form of protection.Inside, you will explore: How habit loops are built and why old behaviors returnWhy motivation is unreliable and how action can come before feeling readyProcrastination as short-term mood repair rather than simple lazinessWhy getting started matters more than waiting to feel motivatedWillpower, decision fatigue, and the value of better defaultsCognitive biases that quietly distort everyday choicesWhy vague goals fail and what makes follow-through more likelyFear of failure, fear of success, perfectionism, and the comfort zoneHow identity reinforces repeated behaviorHow lasting change is built through environment, repetition, recovery, and self-understandingEach chapter begins with a familiar situation, explains the psychology beneath it, and ends with reflection questions that connect the ideas to your own patterns.This is not another demand to try harder. It is a practical, compassionate explanation of how behavior works, paired with reflection prompts that help turn insight into a more useful next step. The aim is to stop treating yourself as the enemy and begin designing conditions that make change more sustainable.Book 4 in The Psychology of Human Behavior series. 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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