A community less than a square mile in size, Sharon Hill came into its own in the 19th century. The surroundings were mostly undeveloped until 1872, when the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad ran its rails through the area. A few homes and farms dotted the landscape, and there were two passable roads. One main thoroughfare, known earlier as the Queen's Highway and now as Chester Pike, ran through the entire length of the town. With the arrival of the railroad, a town plan was developed and Sharon Hill added a few stores and businesses to its landscape. Affluent Philadelphians built their mansions along Chester Pike, and churches and schools soon followed. In 1890, Sharon Hill was incorporated as a borough when it separated from Darby Borough.
Born to Lead unravels the mysteries of effective leadership. Hill uses her own life to illustrate that we were all born to win, which supports her faith inspired message that we are Born to Lead. She vibrantly pinpoints the principles and thought actions necessary to ignite your pursuit into bold, decisive, and impactful leadership.
Don't be the Ugly Duckling at the Peacock Party provides helpful information to help you manage awkward situations with aplomb, and improve your professional image.
A Lifetime is not an eternity says Dr. Sharon. She always says to her clients: "You are full of it." An important part of your Creator's plan was to place within your personality all that you will ever require to embrace life and function at an optimal level. You have within you all you need to develop your full potential and improve your productivity. You do not need a man to be a happy woman. You do not need a woman to feel like a man. Dr. Sharon is anxious to share with you what she has learned after 25 years of conducting intensive therapy. She loves to help you realize your value and assist you to evaluate your relationships so you can make them better and your life richer. When I Can't Live Without You Will enable you to: *Evaluate your relationships *Recognize your inherent value *Recognize emotional dependency in yourself and others *Learn to validate yourself *Fortify yourself Sharon was born in Pensacola Florida and has two grown daughters Penny and Melonie. She also enjoys and is very thankful and proud of her two adorable grandchildren, Cole and Micah. She and her husband Michael still live in Pensacola on the Island of Perdido Key which is on the Gulf of Mexico. There they have a ministry known as Dove Shores where together they minister to fellow ministers and families. Sharon has Undergraduate degrees in Psychology, Sociology, Communication, A Master's of Education in Guidance Counseling, a Doctorate in Ministry and a Doctorate in Christian Psychology. Her heart is restoring families and her life's moto is: TURNING MANY TOWARD RIGHTEOUSNESS
An Official Publication of The Napoleon Hill Foundation with Never Before Published Content from Napoleon Hill In Think and Grow Rich – Success and Something Greater, authors Sharon Lechter and Greg Reid once again join forces with the Napoleon Hill Foundation including never before published original content from Napoleon Hill. In today’s world of instant news and social media, businesses, leaders and influencers must find a way to differentiate themselves from all their competition and engage people in their missions. They need to rise above all the noise. They can do this by defining their Success Secrets or Magic Key. Reid and Lechter followed the proven path of Hill and sought out multi-millionaires and asked them to share the Magic Keys to their success and legacy. While their individual stories differ significantly, they all share a devotion to their mission…to their Success Secrets…their Magic Key...their legacy. John Assaraf – Mastery of Thought John Ashworth – Find the Gap in the Marketplace Michael Houlihan and Bonnie Harvey – Ask the Right Questions Rita Davenport – Build Your People These are just a few of the people who share their stories in Think and Grow Rich – Success and Something Greater. Their stories are not just motivational…they are real…they are honest…they take the reader on their personal journeys. The readers will not just relate to the individuals highlighted in the book they will begin looking for how they can adopt their Magic Keys into their own journeys. Before reaching the last page, the reader will already be more self-confident, more energized, more focused, ready to ask the right questions and most importantly ready to take action and realize their own success, wealth and achievement, and in doing so, define and create their legacy.
John D. Rockefeller's Cleveland roots stretched across the oil-drenched banks and murky flats of Kingsbury Run in Cleveland and ended in the wooded sanctuary at Forest Hill. Six miles east of Public Square, Forest Hill was the Rockefeller family's country estate and summer home for four decades. It had formal gardens, greenhouses, a lake and lily pond, a golf course, a horse track, and acres of farmland. In the early 1900s, tourists and local residents rode the streetcar out Millionaires' Row to East Cleveland, where they peered through the imposing iron gates scrolled with an R to peek at the gatekeeper's lodge, the manicured lawns, and the road that led to the mansion atop the hill. Unfortunately, in 1917, Forest Hill burned to the ground. Because so many records, mementos, and photographs perished, the estate remains as shrouded in secrecy today as it did during its lifetime. Forest Hill: The Rockefeller Estate unveils the story of the estate, how it evolved and changed over the years, and how its legacy continues.
In this interview, Enu Chung talks about the pressure, hard work, and elation of being a young golfer with ambitions"--Back cover. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.
A study that documents the dream to reality perseverance of ranch founder George Washington Miller and how he turned a worthless property into a small, self-sufficient city and in the process contributed to major innovations in farming and ranching that helped build the American farm industry today.
A community less than a square mile in size, Sharon Hill came into its own in the 19th century. The surroundings were mostly undeveloped until 1872, when the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad ran its rails through the area. A few homes and farms dotted the landscape, and there were two passable roads. One main thoroughfare, known earlier as the Queen's Highway and now as Chester Pike, ran through the entire length of the town. With the arrival of the railroad, a town plan was developed and Sharon Hill added a few stores and businesses to its landscape. Affluent Philadelphians built their mansions along Chester Pike, and churches and schools soon followed. In 1890, Sharon Hill was incorporated as a borough when it separated from Darby Borough.
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