Que Tal la Cultura en Tu Reino explica cómo liderarse a sí mismo y a un equipo/organización mediante historias de relevancia y ejemplos prácticos de la trayectoria a través del liderazgo que Dan Cockerell llevó en Disney durante 26 años. Dan Cockerell comenzó su trayectoria en Disney como asistente de estacionamiento. Durante los siguientes 26 años, y tras 19 empleos diferentes, se convirtió en el vicepresidente del parque temático más grande del mundo: El Parque del Reino de la Magia. Durante su carrera en Disney, Dan aprendió muchas lecciones de vida y liderazgo, enseñanzas que comparte en Que Tal la Cultura en Tu Reino. En sus páginas, Dan explica cómo liderarse a sí mismo y cómo liderar un equipo y una organización haciendo uso de historias relevantes y ejemplos prácticos de su viaje de 26 años a través de su liderazgo en Disney. Que Tal la Cultura en Tu Reino ayuda a preparar líderes de equipo al enseñarles cómo: Rodearse de las personas adecuadas Construir relaciones de confianza Establecer expectativas claras Y proporcionar retroalimentación periódica, positiva y crítica.

Interviews with the elders of the Mexican-American community who brought the celebrations of "Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe", "Las Posadas", and "Día de los Muertos" to Detroit in the early 20th century.

En "Los imperios del mundo y el ultimo reino", vas a encontrar los tesoros escondidos y los secretos ocultos que operaron a lo largo de la historia antigua, en cada uno de los personajes de los grandes imperios del mundo.Este libro es un regalo de amor para tu vida en estos tiempos y en los venideros, de tal modo que desde el primer momento en que empieces la lectura, emprenderas un viaje de transformacion al mundo antiguo, y veras como el Creador ha estado vigente y presente en la vida de todos esos grandes personajes de la historia, hasta ser impulsados a la gobernabilidad; de igual manera, te sorprenderas como El va a estar presente en tu vida, para que puedas comprender el proposito especial para el que fuiste creado.Preparate a emprender el viaje a traves del tiempo, porque el pasado, el presente y el futuro estan en las manos de tu Creador, y tu puedes acceder a El, de modo que puedas comprender acerca del tiempo que estamos viviendo, y de todo lo que viene.De tal modo que este libro, sera para cada uno de ustedes un proceso de vida, por el que sus corazones llegaran a ser transformados, tal y como lo hizo con todas las personas a quienes El llamo y preparo en los tiempos antiguos, para que estuvieran capacitados de cumplir sus disenos.Esta obra es una verdadera oportunidad para tu vida y todos los que estan alrededor de ti, sin importar la condicion personal que tengas. !Recuerda que es un regalo de amor!

The author, a radio broadcaster, takes on Christian evangelism, offering readers a new approach to preaching the word, and living as a follower of Christ in "The World."

This book is about the amazing story of a US citizen who had to go to Mexico at age four (in the spring of 1958) due to family deportation from the USA and had to tough out extreme poverty; imagine being a partially blind child and having to attend grammar school in Mexico with no special help. He describes how he worked as a child selling vegetables; then, at age thirteen, his father dies, and he had to drop out of school to help the family survive. Together with his two younger brothers, he went to sell chocolate candy and gum in the streets of downtown Mexicali (a border town in the hot desert of Northwest Mexico (Baja California) until he had a chance to go to work in the USA, where he returned as a teenager in 1968, and went to work in farm labor to help his family in Mexico survive. He had to circumvent US child labor laws. Consequently, he had to face culture shock straight on. The Vietnam War was at its worst for US troops. The reappearance of racial conflicts in the USA was bad; black power, chicano power, and white power were common terms; the hippie movement was booming, and Martin L. Kings and Robert Kennedys assassination had just happened. The drug culture in the USA was thriving; antiwar demonstrations and riots were a common occurrence; Richard Nixon was coming into power; and the Apollo moon project was making headlines. In this narrative, he shares coping techniques for dealing with stress, hopelessness, and adversity. He suggests that, by connecting with people, he achieved personal success and shares his experiences in seeking mentors, joining events, meeting change agents (community workers, social workers, teachers, and counselors)and joining social movements. Jesse joined student organizations and the independent living movement and learned how to create opportunities that helped him rise from extreme poverty in a Northwest city of Mexico (Mexicali) to being a middle-class citizen in the USA (California) simply by following his mentors leads, by accepting peoples help, and by facing adversity straight on. This is a US citizen who brought back Mexican cultural values and applied them in his work as a vocational rehabilitation counselor in the USA. A very effective counselor, his mission in life is to help others in similar circumstances to succeed, to help family persevere, to say no to drugs or other bad influences, and to encourage others to carry on until the end of the fast train trip. Thats his philosophy of life. Here he shares a few examples of his counseling work, in hopes that these experiences and advice will help more people in similar circumstances to become achievers, not social welfaredependent individuals.