Books by John Mason

El ganador es el que se niega a perder. "Cae siete veces, levantate ocho" presenta 52 principios, acciones y estímulos clave que capacitan a los lectores para desarrollar la perseverancia y la determinación que conducen al verdadero éxito.Las personas que ganan realmente son diferentes de las que simplemente sobreviven. Mason comparte 52 principios que equiparán a los lectores para llevar sus vidas al siguiente nivel. Comenzando con "Ninguno de los secretos del trabajo exitoso a menos que usted lo haga," aborda los desafíos que cada uno de nosotros enfrentamos todos los días. "Conozca sus límites, luego ignórelos" es el tema que se desarrolla en todo el libro. Mason se atreve a los lectores a vivir la vida que otros quieren y marcar la diferencia jugando de lleno. Diseñado para ser leído o recogido para ráfagas de estímulo, "Cae siete veces, levantate ocho" se convertirá en un compañero y un libro de jugadas para el lector que quiera más.The winner is the one who refuses to lose. Fall Seven Times, Stand Up Eight presents 52 key principles, actions, and encouragements that equip readers to develop the perseverance and determination that lead to real success.

Ensenanzas para cada semana que le permitira conocer el plan de Dios para su vida.

Verdades que romperan las barreras que impiden la excelencia en su vida.

Conozca sus limites, y luego ignorelos es un libro impactante que le ayudara a vivir una vida de realizacion completa.

Declaraciones concisas en este libro escrito en un formato facil de recordar y aplicar a los asuntos grandes y pequenos que afectan su vida. Cada pagina esta llena de sabiduria practica y consejos sanos.

Los consejos vitales faciles de leer y de recordar llenan las paginas de este libro. Con ellos usted encontrara animo, reto y motivacion para una vida de mayor realizacion.

Everything you want is on the other side of not giving upAnything worth doing is going to have some obstacles. Some people look at setbacks as evidence that whatever it is they've been striving for just wasn't meant to be. But according to bestselling author and master motivator John Mason, the moment most people give up is the moment of their greatest opportunity.In this inspiring book, Mason gives you fifty-two keys to never giving up on your dreams. He shows you how to move forward when you're on the verge of quitting, how to avoid unnecessary trouble, and how to keep your energy level up in the face of setbacks. Whatever your dream--whether you're building a portfolio, a family, a business, or relationships--you'll find the strength and motivation to go on, break through, and claim the prize.John Mason is a minister, a speaker, and the bestselling author of many books, including You Can Do It--Even if Others Say You Can't and You Can Be Your Best--Starting Today. He is the founder and president of Insight International and Insight Publishing Group, organizations dedicated to helping people reach their God-given dreams. He lives in Oklahoma.

People have been fascinated by minerals since prehistory. The attractions of minerals lie in their colours, their beautiful crystals and the discoveries of their uses and the metals that can be obtained from them. Minerals receive attention from a wide variety of people: mining executives, collectors, prospectors and scientists unravelling their molecular structure and origins. But, for someone new to mineralogy, the subject can appear to be overwhelmingly complex.In Introducing Mineralogy John Mason considers the essence of mineralogy in a clear and logical manner. The book begins with the basic chemistry of minerals and the way in which the mineral kingdom is classified. It then considers mineral occurrences, both typical, such as the minerals that largely make up common rocks like granite, and atypical, such as concentrations of rare metals in ore-deposits. The ways in which minerals are studied using microscopes and the importance of careful observation and interpretation are discussed and the topics of mineral collecting and related issues are addressed. The final chapters explore the uses of minerals, both industrial and scientific, and take a look at environmental issues associated with mineral extraction and usageLavishly illustrated in colour and complete with a glossary, the book is aimed at students embarking on courses in the Earth Sciences and at the amateur collector who wants to find out more about the colourful rocks they may find when out walking.

By integrating pedagogy and subject knowledge through experiencing a variety of tasks for learners, this book makes it possible for all learners to succeed in thinking algebraically.

Teachers need to develop the art of noticing if they are to improve their practice and undertake successful research in their classrooms.