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Upshift : Turning Pressure Into Performance And Crisis Into Creativity
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Ben Ramalingam

Upshift by Ben Ramalingam explores the extraordinary human capacity to thrive under pressure. Rather than succumbing to crisis, Ramalingam demonstrates how difficult situations can actually serve as catalysts for creative breakthroughs. The author introduces the concept of "Upshifting"—a mental process where individuals transform environmental stress into peak performance. This book is more t…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
978-0-00-849834-4
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viii + 307 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 20 cm
Series Title
Psychology of Creativity
Call Number
153.3 RAM u
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Einstein : His Life And Universe
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Walter Isaacson

This book is more than a record of dates and events; it is an exploration of how a human mind works. Walter Isaacson begins the story with Albert Einstein's childhood in Germany, where he was once thought to be a late bloomer because of speech difficulties, yet possessed a profound curiosity about a compass given by his father. The author takes us into Einstein's youth as a "rebel" who detested…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
978-1-4711-7938-9
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675 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 20 cm
Series Title
Bibliografi
Call Number
925.1 ISA e
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What Is Lego?
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Jim O'Connor

What Is LEGO? by Jim O'Connor presents a captivating journey through the history, innovation, and global impact of one of the most iconic toy brands in the world. Beginning with the origins of LEGO in Denmark, the book introduces readers to the humble beginnings of a small toy-making company founded by Ole Kirk Christiansen, who shifted from wooden toys to plastic building bricks. The book expl…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
978-0-593-09294-1
Collation
108 hlm.: ilus.; 14 x 19 cm
Series Title
Reading Corner : WHO HQ
Call Number
688.7 OCO w
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Who was lewis carroll?
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Pam PollackMeg Belviso

Who Was Lewis Carroll? by Pam Pollack tells the fascinating story of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known by his pen name, Lewis Carroll. Born in 1832 in England, Carroll was a mathematician, photographer, and Anglican deacon, but he is best remembered as the author of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. The book explores Carroll’s early life, his love for puzz…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
978-0-448-48867-7
Collation
107 hlm.: ilus.; 14 x 19 cm
Series Title
Reading Corner : WHO HQ
Call Number
928.21 POL w