Nick Williams incarne un esprit d'audace et de pensée non conventionnelle. Sa vaste expérience de l'alpinisme mondial et ses diverses expériences professionnelles alimentent une perspective unique qui imprègne son écriture. Il remet constamment en question les normes, explorant l'intersection des environnements extrêmes et de la psyché humaine. Son style narratif se caractérise par une profonde introspection née de la confrontation avec l'adversité.
The essential guide for women over 40 who are on the peri-menopausal roller coaster of hormone fluctuations, and would like to get their mojo back! Natural and practical solutions for lasting weight loss, boundless energy, balanced moods and hormone harmony, along with a comprehensive 30 day plan to get results fast.
Whether you are looking to change work, get re-inspired or are simply seeking direction, this text offers a chance to explore how to bring more creativity, integrity, fulfilment and fun into your work. Introduction -- the twelve principles of the work we were born to do; defining the work we were born to do; undoing our conditioning; discovering the spirit of our work; awakening the heart at work; knowing that money is never really the issue; working on purpose; integrity, authenticity and the return to wholeness; contribution and the discovery of meaningful work; welcoming transformation and change; the inspiration to create; abundance and inner riches; experiencing the true meaning of success; in conclusion.
From the award winning series of Pocket Mountains walking guides. 40 circular routes taking in the Border, Pentland, Cheviot and Galloway Hills. Colour photos and colour maps.
Across Loch Linnhe from Fort William is the gateway to one of Scotland’s most remote regions, the West Highlands, where you’ll find the Rough Bounds of Knoydart, Mallaig and the silver sands of Morar, the ridges of Kintail, the ancient forests of Glen Affric and the high peaks west of Loch Ness. From the hills above historic Glenfinnan and Ladhar Bheinn in Britain’s ‘last mainland wilderness’ to the Shiel Ridge from the Cluanie Inn and the Five Sisters over Glen Shiel, what all of these routes share is a sense of wilderness adventure.Areas covered: • The Land of the Prince: Ardgour, Sunart, Morvern, Moidart and Ardnamurchan • The Rough Bounds of Knoydart: Britain’s last wilderness • The Great Glen to Glen Shiel• Peaks of Kintail• Glen Affric to Loch Monar
The Southern Highlands is Scotland’s most accessible mountain area from Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling and Perth, with stunning lochs, remote forests, spectacular views and iconic hills including Ben Lomond, The Cobbler and Schiehallion. Stretching from the craggy peaks of Argyll and the Arrochar Alps to the high mountain ridges of Perthshire, with forays into the Ochils and the Lomond Hills, this book takes in a hugely varied landscape and its rich interwoven history. Much of the area covered in this guide is part of the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.Areas covered: • Ben Lawers and Glen Lyon • Fife and Kinross to Crieff and Callander• The Trossachs to the Mamlorn Hills• Loch Lomond and the Arrochar Alps to Inveraray • Hills of Crianlarich and Tyndrum