Böcker av Andrew Simpson

A Collection of Poems by Andrew Simpson. Its aboutADHD, PTSD, Dealing with it, the bad memories and the good.Self realization, Anti social behaviour disorder and tryingto find peace of mind.

FINALLY! A Mental Toughness and Mindset Toolkit for Teen and College Athletes.Common barriers athletes face include: Sports performance anxietyThe fear of messing up or falling behindGetting in your headOverthinkingBeating yourself up for not being perfectComparison to othersTHE ISSUE: You the athlete are not getting the help you need to rise above they noise, master your mindset, and win the battle between their ears. It's Time to Learn 7 Proven Mindset Hacks That Are Helping Athletes Just Like You To Be Present and Dominate in sports and life.The mental health of athletes has reached an all time low. Once the stories started showing up in the news, I knew a movement was needed to ENCOURAGE, EMPOWER, and EQUIP athletes-like you-with mental toughness strategies and a proven game plan to win before the whistle blows.If you're an athlete who struggles with confidence, comparison, and identity...If you're a parent or coach who is eager to help your kids shift from struggling to thriving...If you're an athlete who is eager to dominate whatever you do on and off the field...Then THIS book is for you.Start focusing on the right things by tapping into your superpower and harnessing your MINDSET.Let's prepare you to TAKE BACK CONTROL.

The Great War story of Manchester is told through the voices of those who were there and is vividly illustrated with evocative images.

There are plenty of books exploring the history of Manchester during the nineteenth century, but the surrounding rural communities have been neglected. We know much about conditions in the new industrial city, but there have been no studies of the townships that made a major contribution to its development. Here for the first time is a detailed account of an agricultural community that was just 4 miles from the town. Much of the narrative is rooted in the people who lived here, using their words and records. It tells of daily lives, setting them in a national context, and balances the routine with the sensational - including murder, infanticide and a rebellion. Partly a narrative of rural life, and a description of a community's relationship with a city, the book also includes guided walks around Chorlton to bring this history to life. A database of references and sources is also provided. This is the story of a group of people that history has forgotten and scholarship has ignored.