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    The Mind Guide
    The Mind Guide
    The Mind Guide
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    The Mind Guide

    By Tamunofiniarisa Brown

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    Issues discussed in this book reflect not only research work, but also experience by the author, to guide the mind of individuals who had been prejudiced by mind-sets, training, doctrines, beliefs, and peers. Some individual had accepted poverty, and believed they will never be rich. Some others had accepted defeat in life, and lay blames on their surroundings, friends, and families, instead of blaming it on their lack of persistence, perseverance, self-improvement, and unceasing prayers.

    However, after reading this book, you will hone your thoughts. You can think yourself into success, or into poverty. You can think yourself into progress or retrogression. Our mind-sets are the powerhouse of our actions – success and failure in all areas of our lives: love, faith, sex, business, education, profession, marriage, friendship, etc...

    The perspectives in this book are the issues of fears, the four Idols that prejudice understanding, emotional pitfall (love, faith, sex, and anger), power of knowledge, truth and reality, power of thoughts, cultural and ethnic miscues, perseverance, persistence, prayers, peers, mental capability, information quality, and more, and their respective influences on individuals’ behaviours and successes.

    The author concludes this book with final words of mind guide, which encompass almost all the areas discussed in the preceding twelve (12) chapters.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTamunofiniarisa Brown
    Release dateOct 23, 2015
    ISBN9781310463099
    The Mind Guide
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    Tamunofiniarisa Brown

    The author, Brown Tamunofiniarisa, from Finima in Bonny, Rivers State, Nigeria, pursuing his Master’s Degree (MSc) in Project Management (MPM) from the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom, at the time of writing, and holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Port Harcourt, Nigeria. The author is a graduate member of the Nigeria Institute of Management from which he holds a Proficiency Certificate in Management. The author graduated from Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Port Harcourt, Nigeria in 2004; studied Electrical/Electronics Technology.The author had been working in projects, with both pre-degree and post degree experiences. The author completed to about 80% of Train1 NLNG Plant in Finima, Bonny; worked with other companies too, before enrolling into the university for further studies in 1999; six/seven years after his secondary education in 1993.Right after graduation, and National Youth Service (NYSC), the author had been working as an Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer at senior level. Firstly, in Bonny (with Techint, Entrepose Contracting, NWDM/DAGOREG) and with Techint (Italian Company) in Escravos Gas to Liquid (EGTL1) Project (Escravos Island, Delta State, Nigeria, completed in May 2013) in the Utility and Air Separation Unit (ASU/Util). In addition, working currently (2014) in the Engineering Management discipline as an Electrical and Instrumentation Preparator/Co-ordinator at Total E&P OFON 2 Project.Key responsibilities include but not limited to providing Field Technical Support to Field Personnel (construction, precommissioning and commissioning), Design Verification (E&I), Monitoring and Controlling Electrical and Instrumentation Installation, including cabling, E&I Engineering Consultancy and Project Control. As a Project and Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer, the author had had experience working with Project Managers, Construction Managers, and other professionals from all over the world, across diverse cultures. These had added to the author’s experience in organisational behaviours, and how people interact and behave due to their cultural backgrounds, trainings, and sentiments. Upon observing these cross-cultural miscues, the author benefits from those experiences in dealing with different people, with improvement in Emotional Intelligence (EI), and decided to unify these experiences into one compound, like Francis Bacon, the universality of all knowledge.

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