James Timpson: The Happy Index

Discover the secrets of upside-down management and doing the right thing with James Timpson's The Happy Index.

The Happy Index is structured into lessons that will equip you and the people you work with, with the tools and tactics to re-evaluate the ways you manage your business. Offering insight into the ways in which James has overseen the family business, he firmly believes that you will see the benefits of working with an upside-down mindset, not only for financial success but also your team’s wellbeing and happiness.

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Peter Wohlleben: Értsük meg a fákat

"Each tree tells a thousand stories about what shaped its character, what scarred its bark and its being, what made it unique."

The trees are seemingly silent in our garden, in the park, in the forest, but they not only communicate with each other, they also send signals to us. If we pay attention. If we understand their "language". With certain signs, they let us know what state they are in and what they need. What color are the leaves? Are they stained? What causes a part of the trunk to thicken into a bottle shape? How do we know that a tree is "thirsty" or "sunstruck"? Those who can interpret the signs can not only glimpse into a world unknown to them, but also become aware of how much nature can do for the health of these wonderful creatures, and for the protection of the environment and nature.

Peter Wohlleben (1964) has been training to become a conservationist since childhood. He studied forestry, and nowadays he manages an environmentally friendly forest farm in the Eifel Mountains. He is a guest of many TV shows and a popular speaker. 

Morcsányi Elza: Végig az Andrássy úton - A sugárút legendás történetei

The road of the future, the hope of the city, the avenue of world heritage - Andrássy Street, one of the most important sights of our capital, was once described with these epithets.

Tour guide and podcast host Elza Morcsányi not only talks expertly about the buildings, but also shares the legends, secrets, and rumors surrounding the lives of former residents of the ornate palaces during her fun, experiential walk, which is enhanced by fresh images and archival recordings.

Let's jump back in time, get to know the history of the boulevard from the potato field to the luxury boulevard, take a peek behind the walls of the luxurious palaces.

József Jolán: A város peremén - Helikon Zsebkönyvek 104.

Jolán József (1899-1950) wrote two highly successful books about his younger brother: a more scientific, factual biography - József Attila élete (1940) - and the biographical novel that can be read in this volume (1950). After the death of their mother in December 1919, Jolán took in Attila and his sister Etus and took care of them for years together with her husband, Ödön Makai, who was also Attila's official guardian.  On the one hand, it is one of the most important sources for those who want to study the life and poetry of Attila József, and on the other hand, it is a novel by a talented writer, which, in addition to the often shocking events of the great poet's life, also provides a graphic description of the period.  Jolán József herself experienced the misery and vulnerability of the proletarians of the Horthy era, which seems almost unbelievable today, and her book still touches the heart of the reader. Perhaps the greatest value of the work is that it shows the desire for knowledge and dedication that worked in Attila József even at a young age, and how many sacrifices he had to make in order to become the poet that many people still name as their greatest favorite.