Simon Harris

You're an overthinker. You know the struggle all too well. Analysing every detail and potential outcome until you're left paralysed by indecision and exhaustion. 'Rethinking Overthinking' is not just a book; Simon Harris presents a revolutionary blueprint that overturns the notion that overthinking is a negative trait, to be 'fixed' or 'suppressed'. This transformative book will empower you to harness the power of your unique overthinking mind, turning negative to positive, and problems into opportunities. Through a combination of practical strategies, and real-life examples, you'll explore how to: - unlock the creative genius within your overthinking mind;- overcome analysis paralysis and make confident decisions;- transform negative thoughts into opportunities for growth and innovation;- cultivate a mindset of curiosity and exploration;- harness the power of divergent thinking to generate breakthrough ideas. It's time to stop seeing your overthinking as a burden and start to use it as the superpower it truly is. It's time to rethink the overthink

Little Budgie's Done A Fudgie is a unique rhyming tale all about the adventure of potty training. The author Simon came up with the idea while teaching his own little boy to make the jump from nappies to the potty, and although Little Budgie has some mishaps along the way he finally makes it to the potty on time, making Mummy Budgie jump for joy Simon's blog is Man Behaving Dadly on Facebook.

Provides an in-depth analysis of some of the most recent challenges for international businesses, such as corporate social responsibility and the phenomenon of outward foreign direct investment from China. Reflects on the new perspectives in international business by presenting the experience of successful business experts in the field.

*What the Book Covers: Guides the reader through the basics of algorithms and data structures and then on to specific algorithms used in development and programming tasks. Part 1 discusses the basics of how to determine the characteristics of a given algorithm. Part 2 introduces practical sorting algorithms. Part 3 moves on to fundamental data structures. Part 4 introduces hashing, maps, etc. Part 5 moves on to certain advanced data structures useful to programmers. Part 5 wraps up with how to choose the right algorithm and how to avoid common mistakes in application. All the while, the author provides algorithm “walk through” for the reader, unique to this book. *Real World Web Solutions/Website: most unique to this book is the downloadable Java code in the form of working implementations and examples with which the reader can practice, and all of which have been fully built and tested by the author. No other book on algorithms provides this crucial application and implementation content.