Dean Smith Livres

The narrative reflects on Dean Smith's nearly forty-year tenure as the University of North Carolina basketball coach, highlighting his profound influence on players and the sport. It revisits memorable games, teams, and rivalries while emphasizing the core principles of basketball as essential life lessons—passion, discipline, focus, selflessness, and responsibility. In a new final chapter, Smith shares insights from his retirement, showcasing his dual role as a coach and mentor who shaped the character of countless young men.

In "The Carolina Way," Dean Smith shares his successful coaching philosophy from his forty years at the University of North Carolina. He offers insights on leadership and team-building, supported by stories and perspectives from former players and a leadership consultant, making his principles relevant for all types of teams.

REVENGE IS A DEVIL'S DEALTristan Cross is dying, left for dead by a man whose shadow has hung over his life like a curse. Now in his final moments and unwilling to give into death, Tristan screams out for help, for a miracle, for a reprieve from the inevitable.Enter Ava Asmodeus who plucks Tristan from Death’s grip. She tells him she can offer him a second chance to take revenge on his enemy and soothe his scars both physical and mental and all for the price of his soul. Seeing no other option to survive the night, he accepts the deal. He awakens the following morning and discovers that everything has changed. He has a new identity and a new life in which he must navigate the shark-infested waters of high society and play the games of the rich and powerful to get what he truly desires; revenge on the person who ruined his life, Angelo Roth.

The narrative follows the journey of a carbon atom, a water molecule, and a unit of energy as they transform into The Pear, exploring human behavior through the lenses of physics, evolution, and economics. This unique approach intertwines scientific concepts with societal insights, offering a thought-provoking examination of how these disciplines shape our understanding of human actions and interactions.