Books by Daniel Taylor

From cell phones to Google Glass - and eventually brain chips - technology is increasingly playing a major role in our lives. Previously unheard of disorders are appearing parallel to these trends. "Digital dementia" is beginning to plague young people across the developed world. A "new social awkwardness" is gripping their lives. The Age of Disconnection explores these new social phenomena associated with our addiction to technology. The technological elite plan to make these individuals - who they see as a generation of "easily deceived barbarians" that are unfit for the future - and the rest of the human race obsolete. Human connection is fading in the technological era while the age of robotics rapidly approaches. In The Age of Disconnection you will learn the secrets to staying truly connected in a wired world.

TELL ME A STORY explores the story-shaped nature of our lives. We are born, live, and die within stories These stories shape how we see ourselves, the world, and our place in it. The first great storytellers in our lives are home, church, school, and popular culture. Knowing and embracing healthy stories are crucial to living rightly and well. This book investigates the relationship between stories and meaning in life, the difference between character and personality, the ability of story to make connections between things, the power of story to bring about a desired future, how stories create community and a sense of belonging, and how broken stories can be healed. Drawing on a wide range of stories-literary, popular, and personal. TELL ME A STORY offers profound insight, encouragement, and inspiration. It includes a series of questions designed to help readers identify the important stories in their own lives.

. . . not only a highly engaging murder mystery but also a metaphysical page-turner.' Paul J. Willis

The astonishing story of Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest and their remarkable five-year journey from also-rans to European champions.

Innovation is all around us every day; every product we use, every piece of packaging we open, every service we experience; all of these started out as ideas that have been developed and deployed. This book sets out the secrets of establishing and sustaining a successful innovation programme and driving innovation projects through it.

We establish wills to pass on our possessions and property to family members and friends, but what about the things that really matter: our values, beliefs, wisdom, and stories? Those are the things of lasting significance, the things that make up a spiritual legacy. Daniel Taylor, a heralded teacher, bestselling author of Letters to My Children (over 50,000 sold), and a proven master of preserving spiritual legacies, shows how anyone--not just professional authors or those who consider themselves creative--can preserve and pass on their vision of life.No matter what age or stage of life you're in, creating a spiritual legacy both enriches your own life and blesses the lives of those you love. Chock full of practical guidance, exercises, and examples, this hands-on book helps ordinary people identify wisdom and core values and articulate them in an enduring story form. Taylor promotes the importance of spiritual legacies and shows how to express them not only in writing but also using audio-visual formats and crafts.

An analysis of the tank battle that took place at Villers-Bocage in 1944, when the 7th Armoured Division, or "Desert Rats", took on German panzers and were heavily defeated. The text bases its arguments on photographs taken in the aftermath and the testimony of German tank ace Michael Wittmann.