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Real-Time Leadership: Find Your Winning Moves When the Stakes Are High

為了解決Look forward to的問題，作者Noble, David,Kauffman, Carol 這樣論述：

The best leaders, in the biggest moments, know how to read the situation, respond in the best way possible, and move forward. You can too.The hardest part of leadership is mastering the inevitable high-risk, high-stakes challenges you will face. Whether you’re making a split-second decision when

your business is hit sideways or finding the best strategy to navigate business-critical long-term circumstances, how can you be at your best in the most crucial moments?It starts with overcoming your leadership reflexes and reactions to find the optimal response to any situation, which you can lear

n to do. Leadership coaching legends David Noble and Carol Kauffman show you how with their innovative new framework--MOVE--which equips you to slow down high-stakes situations before they speed you up. You’ll learn to master the moment, generate options, and quickly evaluate them before acting. As

you get better and better using the framework, you’ll find you can recognize these moments as they arrive, like a great quarterback who can read defenses at the line of scrimmage, or a great conductor who anticipates what’s needed to deliver a great performance.Noble and Kauffman are a dream team wh

o bring decades of experience coaching thousands of leaders, along with a deep base of research, to show why their unique 2-on-1 coaching method works and how it’s done. The framework comes to life through the personal stories of real leaders dealing with their own crucible moments. It’s a compellin

g and demystifying look at how leadership coaching delivers results.When the stakes are highest, how can you be at your best? Start by learning this powerful and innovative framework so that you can read and respond--and keep moving forward.

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敘說眷村男性老人的生命故事

為了解決Look forward to的問題，作者黃子芮 這樣論述：

背景：臺灣目前處於高齡社會，然而，有個特殊族群--眷村老人卻逐漸凋零，回顧有關眷村和老人生命故事的研究，議題多偏向眷村改建、土地再利用、文化保留，研究對象多偏向眷村榮民、老年女性、和機構老人，鮮少以探討眷村男性老人族群生命故事為研究主題，故引發筆者想探討眷村男性老人的生命故事，期望能分享以上的生命故事於相同背景的眷村長者，以達到生命共同體的存在感。目的：本研究以「敘說眷村男性老人的生命故事」為題，探討眷村長者生命歷程，為暸解老人人生縱向與橫向關鍵故事，進而分析其生命故事的主題與次主題，並融合為其人生脈絡。方法：本研究採生命回顧的敘事方式，立意取樣居住眷村的男性老人，研究通過醫院人體試驗委員會

審核（案號11003-L02），於2021年4至7月開始進行半結構訪談指引的資料收集，主題分析依據「整體-內容」和「類別-內容」模式。結果：研究對象年齡分別為72、88、93歲，已居住眷村72、48、50年。結果發現三個生命故事主題，包括文武雙全勤家訓、逆境苦難轉為安、和謹守己身傳家愛。此外，三個類別主軸，包括在軍旅生涯類別的苦難自保盼安穩和嘉言善行長本領兩個主題；在懷鄉尋根之旅類別的相隔江水思故人和尋根行客盼家圓兩個主題；在眷村生活與文化經驗類別的安身立命於眷村、眷村教育正反面、眷村文化包萬象、眷村拆留之困境四個主題。結論：從統整研究對象的人生縱向關鍵故事的主題和次主題，由戰爭、部隊、至安定

於眷村的遷移過程中，進而確認五個主要的生命脈絡：1.傳遞自己生命的理念與信仰、2.正面迎向自己苦難的能力、3.發現自己對生命裡的付出與榮耀、4. 勇氣與自己遺憾的和解、5.肯定自我人生的價值與貢獻。此外，本研究亦由統整研究對象橫向關鍵故事的主題和次主題中，看見多元化下眷村男性老人的生活、教育、文化、和變遷，交識融合於其生命脈絡中。臨床應用：在護理養成教育中，可透過老人生命回顧的相關課程，啟蒙護生對於高齡友善照護的學習，透過閱讀長輩的生命故事，護生能夠了解其生命意義的主體脈絡，於精神層面達到共在和互為主體，且日後護理職涯，或自己生命歷程中，都可成會滋養自己和他人不斷成長的養分。

The Woks of Life: Recipes to Know and Love from a Chinese American Family

為了解決Look forward to的問題，作者Leung, Bill,Leung, Kaitlin,Leung, Judy 這樣論述：

The family behind the acclaimed blog The Woks of Life shares 100 of their favorite home-cooked and restaurant-style Chinese recipes.While briefly living on different continents, Judy, Bill, Sarah, and Kaitlin Leung created the beloved blog The Woks of Life to document their family’s history and trad

itions through food. Now, in their first cookbook, they present an in-depth and unique approach to the Chinese table with stories and recipes from each family member: heritage dishes from Judy, who was born and raised in Shanghai; restaurant-inspired dishes from Bill, who comes from a long line of c

hefs and cooked with his father in Chinese restaurants in upstate New York and New Jersey; and trend-driven, easy weeknight and vegetable-forward recipes from their millennial daughters, Kaitlin and Sarah. With four multi-generational voices in one book, the Leungs share a wide range of dishes, from

simple and approachable meals like Shortcut Dan Dan Noodles and Sesame Crusted Tofu to celebratory ones like Cantonese Roast Duck and a whole collection of dim sum favorites. Kicking off the book is a wonderfully comprehensive look at how to build your Chinese pantry and fridge, essential tools (in

cluding the all-important wok), and the low-down on game-changing Chinese cooking secrets like how to velvet meat to make it extra tender and juicy. Woven through these treasured techniques and recipes are never-before-seen family stories from China and their home in New Jersey. Featuring gorgeous f

ull-color photography alongside the recipes, The Woks of Life offers advice and traditions that will deepen your knowledge and empower your culinary growth--whether you’re new to Chinese cooking or you already dabble in bean paste and chili oil. The Woks of Life includes Judy Leung, designated tra

nslator and culinary researcher; Bill Leung, who specializes in all things Cantonese and American Chinese takeout; Kaitlin Leung, younger daughter and master of sauces and condiments; and Sarah Leung, older daughter and photographer with a penchant for quick and easy recipes. Since its founding in 2

013, The Woks of Life has become the #1 online resource for Chinese cooking in English, documenting generations of recipes for millions of home cooks. The Leungs have been featured in various media, including Magnolia Network’s Family Dinner with Andrew Zimmern, Lucky Chow on PBS, and Food Network d

igital series Family Meal, as well as Time, Good Morning America, Woman’s Day, Saveur, and The New York Times.

中年再婚女性婚姻關係中的自主與親密

為了解決Look forward to的問題，作者陳淑雅 這樣論述：

本研究旨在了解中年再婚女性在婚姻關係中，如何展現自主並保有緊密的親密關係，邀請三位中年再婚女性參與研究，並以深度訪談法進行資料蒐集，根據研究結果提供家庭輔導工作者、再婚女性及其伴侶以及未來相關研究者參考。研究結果發現中年再婚女性對再次的婚姻生活，期待能得到另一半的支持與配合，並認為在婚姻關係中劃出清楚界線，並非拒絕溝通，而是讓對方知道如何對待自己，此舉對婚姻有正面的幫助。面對繼親教養的歧異上，表示需藉由不斷的相互對話，了解彼此的想法有助夫妻間的情感增溫。中年再婚女性若能同理或接住另一半的感受，且接納對方和自己的不同，將降低婚姻衝突的頻率，當中年再婚女性能向內覺察自己，也能向外觀照另一半時，夫

妻間的親密關係就能輕鬆自在的發展，也是夫妻關係更親密且自主的關鍵。