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Um guia prático e inspirador para quem deseja desbloquear o verdadeiro poder da mente empreendedora. Neste livro, Ismael Santos compartilha suas experiências pessoais e lições extraídas de grandes no

No cenário atual, em que a sustentabilidade e as agendas ESG ocupam o centro dos debates sobre o futuro das cidades, o setor habitacional brasileiro ainda se apoia em métodos construtivos convencionais e de baixa eficiencia. Este livro prope uma reflexo sobre os sistemas construtivos industrializados e seu papel na inovaço da habitaço social, tomando a Alemanha como benchmarking para discutir caminhos possiveis. A partir de estudos sobre programas habitacionais e tecnologias construtivas, a obra demonstra como politicas publicas e diretrizes tecnicas podem induzir qualidade, eficiencia e reduço de impactos ambientais. Trata-se de um convite a repensar a produço habitacional como parte de uma agenda mais ampla de inovaço, sustentabilidade e transformaço social.

THE MAN WHO "THOUGHT" HIS WAY INTO PARTNERSHIP WITH THOMAS A. EDISONTRULY, "thoughts are things," and powerful things at that, when they are mixed with deniteness of purpose, persistence, and a BURNING DESIRE for their translation into riches, or other material objects.A little more than thirty years ago, Edwin C. Barnes discovered how true it is that men really do THINK AND GROW RICH. His discovery did not come about at one sitting. It came little by little, beginning with a BURNING DESIRE to become a business associate of the great Edison.Somewhere, as you read, the secret to which I refer will jump from the page and stand boldly before you, IF YOU ARE READY FOR IT! When it appears, you will recognize it. Whether you receive the sign in the rst or the last chapter, stop for a moment when it presents itself, and turn down a glass, for that occasion will mark the most important turning-point of your life.Remember, too, as you go through the book, that it deals with facts and not with ction, its purpose being to convey a great universal truth through which all who are READY may learn, not only WHAT TO DO, BUT ALSO HOW TO DO IT!

Transforme frustração em responsabilidade e sonho em compromisso!Há um tipo de inquietação que não desaparece com o tempo. É o desconforto de viver sem direção, repetindo rotinas sem sentido, sentind

Quando crianças, vivemos plenamente a magia da vida, mas, conforme crescemos e somos marcados por eventos diversos, nossa magia vai desaparecendo. Um belo dia, acordamos e percebemos que nos tornamos adultos cansados, cheios de vicios, traumas e medos. Andamos nas ruas olhando para o cho e pensando em nossos problemas; o mundo, outrora colorido e cheio de possibilidades, se tornou um lugar cinzento e intimidante. Atraves de uma abordagem simples, este livro traz ferramentas para resgatar a sua criança interior e traze-la para morar, muito bem protegida, em seu coraço. Yogashanti apresenta metodos para se reconectar com a magia da vida, explorando caminhos pouco conhecidos pela sociedade: Rosacruz, Golden Dawn, Martinismo, Raja-Yoga e Alquimia Espiritual. Por fim, a obra traz um compilado para uma poderosa rotina espiritual, que pode ser praticada ao longo do dia, onde quer que voce esteja, resgatando aquilo que nunca deveria ter sido perdido.

Tenho fome de vida. Enquanto estiver aqui quero VIVER todas as emoçes que foram reservadas para mim.Este livro nasceu do desejo de realizar um sonho. Parece que, ao cruzar a metade da estrada da vida, encontrei a clareza de que cada inicio e cada recomeço foram necessarios para me trazer ate aqui.Tenho uma vida atipica e espero que continue assim. Medo e palavra rara no meu vocabulario. Ate onde sei, essa vida assim, dessa forma e unica. E quero vive-la em sua maxima potencia, sem deixar que a insegurança roube o lugar das minhas escolhas.Neste livro, compartilho 50 pensamentos para 50 anos de vida reflexes sobre o que vivi, aprendi e senti. Porque, depois do toque e do afeto, escrever e, para mim, a forma mais bela e explicita de amar.

O caminho é um guia prático de autoconhecimento, purificação e iluminação espiritual que apresenta a essência dos conhecimentos herméticos perpetuados por escolas iniciáticas ao longo da história.O l

E se a vida já tivesse um mapa?Você já parou para pensar que existe um guia dentro de você, uma essência que molda seu destino e o conecta com o universo? Na rica tradição iorubá, isso tem um nome: O

A transformação começa no exato momento em que você para de fugir e escolhe encarar sua própria verdade.Em Ruptura intencional, Marcelo Toledo oferece perguntas que incomodam, histórias que inspiram

Deixe de esperar por milagres prontos quando você tem o poder de criar a própria transformação.Em Seja o seu próprio milagre, Patrícia Elias, principal influência em estética no Brasil, te conduz pel

O Vendedor de Bananas é mais do que um livro de autoajuda financeira — é um guia íntimo, direto e acolhedor que conversa com quem cresceu ouvindo frases como "dinheiro é difícil" ou "quem nasceu pobr

Financial advisors talk about retirement portfolios and compound interest. Nobody talks about the thousand dollars that keeps you from catastrophe next month. When the car breaks or the job disappears, no investment strategy helps if you cannot cover rent.This book focuses on the neglected foundation of personal finance: the emergency buffer. You will learn why most financial advice fails people who live paycheck to paycheck, and why the psychological security of a buffer changes decision-making in ways that compound over decades. The first cushion is not just money. It is a different relationship with risk.The Buffer Zone provides a realistic framework for building reserves when there seems to be nothing left to save. You will discover hidden leaks, painless cuts, and the psychology of small wins. The goal is not wealth. The goal is the breathing room that makes all other financial progress possible. Start with the buffer. Everything else comes after.

Purpose isnt something you findits something you allow yourself to recognize. This book explores the psychological patterns beneath the search for meaning, examining how our drive for purpose can become another form of self-judgment, why clarity feels elusive despite sincere searching, and what happens when we mistake achievement for meaningful living. Through understanding how the question "whats my purpose?" can mask deeper fears about worthiness, why our nervous system resists claiming what matters to us, and how purpose emerges through attention rather than discovery, this work offers insight into the emotional dimensions of meaningful living. Rather than prescribing passion projects or life missions, it invites readers to explore what their search for purpose protects them from, how fear of the wrong choice creates paralysis, and why permission to care about small things can feel more threatening than grand visions. For anyone exhausted by the pressure to find their calling, or who feels meaning slipping away despite external success, this book reframes purpose as recognition rather than achievement.

Resilience isnt about bouncing backits about integrating what changed you. This book explores the psychological patterns after significant difficulty, examining how trauma reshapes our nervous system, why returning to who we were before feels impossible, and what happens when resilience narratives deny the permanence of impact. Through understanding how our bodies hold traumatic experience, why growth and loss coexist after hardship, and how meaning-making differs from toxic positivity, this work offers insight into post-traumatic adaptation. Rather than prescribing recovery timelines or celebrating strength, it invites readers to explore what resilience looks like when youve been fundamentally altered, how to honor both survival and grief, and why pressure to be stronger can invalidate legitimate struggle. For anyone navigating life after significant trauma, or who feels alienated by conventional resilience messaging, this book examines the reality of living with experiences that dont resolve neatly into growth stories.

Secure attachment isnt about perfect relationshipsits about nervous system safety in connection. This book explores the psychological patterns beneath how we relate to others, examining how early experiences with caregivers shape our capacity for closeness, why intimacy can trigger anxiety or withdrawal, and what happens when our attachment system learned that connection means danger. Through understanding how anxious, avoidant, and disorganized patterns develop, why we repeat relational dynamics that hurt us, and how our bodies signal safety or threat in relationships, this work offers insight into the deeper structures of bonding. Rather than prescribing relationship strategies or promising attachment repair through willpower, it invites readers to explore how their nervous system learned to navigate closeness, what secure attachment actually feels like in the body, and why changing relational patterns requires more than intellectual understanding. For anyone who struggles with intimacy despite wanting connection, or who finds themselves repeating painful relationship dynamics, this book examines how attachment patterns form and what earned security requires.

Confidence isnt something you build through forceit develops through understanding how self-belief actually forms. This book explores the psychological and neurological patterns beneath self-doubt, examining how our nervous system learns to register safety in our own presence, why external achievements feel hollow without internal permission, and what happens when we mistake confidence for the absence of fear. Through understanding how early relational experiences shape our capacity for self-trust, why reassurance from others provides only temporary relief, and how our bodies hold patterns of worthiness or shame, this work offers insight into the deeper structures of genuine self-belief. Rather than prescribing affirmations or achievement goals, it invites readers to explore how confidence emerges from nervous system regulation, self-compassion practice, and the gradual dismantling of conditional self-acceptance. For anyone who has accomplished much but still doubts themselves, or who finds their sense of worth fluctuating with circumstances, this book examines the science behind sustainable self-belief.

True confidence isnt built from achievements or affirmationsit emerges from internal permission to exist as you are. This book explores the emotional patterns beneath self-doubt, examining how self-esteem functions not as something to build but as permission weve learned to withhold from ourselves. Through understanding why external validation feels necessary but never sufficient, how our nervous system registers worthiness through early relational patterns, and what happens when we mistake accomplishment for self-acceptance, this work offers insight into the deeper structures of confidence. Rather than prescribing self-improvement strategies or positive thinking, it invites readers to explore what blocks their internal permission, how conditional self-worth creates constant anxiety, and why allowing ourselves to be imperfect feels more threatening than striving for excellence. For anyone who finds their confidence dependent on circumstances, or who experiences achievement without the accompanying sense of enoughness, this book reframes self-esteem as an inside question rather than an external construction project.

Digital distraction isnt just a technology problemits an emotional one. This book explores the psychological patterns beneath our compulsive reaching for screens, examining how distraction functions as refuge from discomfort, boredom, and the vulnerability of sustained attention. Through understanding why stillness can feel intolerable, how our nervous system seeks relief in novelty, and what happens when presence requires tolerating difficult emotions, this work offers insight into the protective nature of our fractured focus. Rather than prescribing productivity hacks or demonizing technology, it invites readers to explore what their distraction is actually sheltering them from, how continuous stimulation numbs emotional awareness, and why reclaiming attention means developing capacity for internal discomfort. For anyone who finds themselves habitually reaching for their phone, struggling to sustain deep work, or feeling vaguely anxious in moments of quiet, this book reframes distraction as an understandable response to the emotional demands of being present.

Presence isnt peacefulit requires emotional tolerance. This book explores the psychological patterns beneath mindfulness practice, examining why staying present can feel threatening rather than calming, how our nervous system uses distraction as protection, and what happens when meditation instructions collide with trauma histories. Through understanding why some people find mindfulness destabilizing, how dissociation differs from meditation, and why returning to the present moment requires first establishing safety, this work offers insight into the emotional demands of awareness. Rather than prescribing meditation as universal solution or celebrating presence as always beneficial, it invites readers to explore what their resistance to mindfulness actually protects, how to practice presence when the present feels dangerous, and why some nervous systems need preparation before stillness becomes possible. For anyone who struggles with traditional meditation despite genuine effort, or who finds mindfulness instructions dismissive of real difficulty, this book examines the reality of cultivating presence when your body doesnt feel safe.

What if the pursuit of excellence has become another way to avoid feeling enough? This book examines the emotional patterns beneath relentless striving, exploring how the drive for more achievement can function as protection against unworthiness rather than genuine aspiration. Through understanding why rest feels like failure, how our nervous system interprets pausing as danger, and what happens when accomplishment becomes the only acceptable proof of value, this work offers insight into the hidden costs of constant striving. Rather than celebrating hustle or prescribing better work-life balance, it invites readers to explore what their pursuit of excellence is actually protecting them from, how "good enough" challenges deeply held beliefs about worthiness, and why allowing ourselves to stop can feel more threatening than burning out. For anyone who finds achievement exhausting but necessary, or who struggles to distinguish between healthy ambition and self-protection through productivity, this book reframes excellence as a question worth examining rather than an unquestioned ideal.