Stephen Miller Bücher

At the age of 42, former lawyer Stephen Miller opted for a career change and set up his own sandwich-coffee bar. Despite the challenges and hard work, he has found it very satisfying to set up and run his own business. This book brings the benefit of his experience and advice to anyone wan ting to set up their own venture in this fast-growing food sector. Find out how create and concept your image; choose the right location; sort out tax and health safety; buy equipment and fit out the shop; and generate interest before you open.

A refreshing read in the midst of discouraging times, The Art of Getting It Wrong by popular YouTube star Stephen Miller shares never-before-told stories that will guide you to a healthier perspective on life's failures, setbacks, and disappointments.

Chronicles the life of the singer, from her humble beginnings in East Tennessee to her Hollywood movie career.

The research is flawless... and delivers a solid book (Record Collector)Kris Kristofferson is one of country music's most illustrious singer-songwriters. Seemingly destined for a distinguished military career, ex-Golden Gloves boxer and Rhodes scholar Kristofferson gave it all up to sweep floors in Nashville, began to pitch his songs to his musical heroes and finally become a star himself.

A world on the brink of war, a murder to alter the course of history, ‘A Game of Soldiers’ is a brilliant, atmospheric thriller, perfect for all readers of Fatherland.What if Serbian terrorists had not managed to kill the Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo?What if their uprising was fuelled and supported by the new Russian oligarchs?What, if amid all the conspirators running through the chaos of Europe, there were one honest government agent whose determined pursuit of the killer of a child prostitute changed the course of history…?In St Petersburg, beside the glittering court life of the Romanovs, the people are seething. It is not only the Bolsheviks but also the new men, the tycoons grown wealthy in the booming economy and the more vigorous aristocrats who are impatient with the idle, incompetent Romanovs.Pyotr Ryzhkov, probing the murder of a child prostitute, suddenly finds his enquiries deliberately hampered. As the investigation widens, financiers, policemen, government officers, foreign diplomats, even the Minister of Justice, seem to be involved in an ever larger circle of fraud and violence. Then a killing gives him the final clue and leads to the desperate journey to Serbia…

The book explores the transformative reforms in the French monarchy, focusing on the establishment of administrative assemblies. It highlights the conflict between lords and office holders, whose hereditary power was challenged by commoners seeking liberation during the monarchy's crisis in 1789. The narrative delves into the dynamics of power and resistance, illustrating a pivotal moment in French history where societal structures were questioned and redefined.

Exploring a diverse career path, the memoir recounts the author's experiences in twenty-nine different jobs, ranging from academia to manual labor. Alongside personal anecdotes, it features insights into the lives of notable figures he encountered while working in Washington, such as Irving Kristol and James Buckley. This narrative not only highlights the author's professional journey but also reflects on the connections and influences that shaped his life over two decades.

Exploring the emotional journey between hope and fulfillment, this book delves into the profound impact of desires on the human heart. It reflects on the ache of unfulfilled wishes contrasted with the joy that comes from achieving one's dreams, drawing inspiration from the wisdom of Proverbs. Through poignant narratives, it invites readers to consider the power of patience and the transformative nature of realizing long-held aspirations.