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The Mat...: The match you will WIN.......
Here’s How You Can Develop A Winning Wrestler’s Mentality Even If You Have Never Wrestled In Your Life!
This is not your regular book about wrestling. This a wrestling book about life.
If you are looking for a real-life wrestler’s perspective on how to deal with life, learn from your mistakes and achieve your true potential, then this is your lucky day!Click “Add To Cart” NOW & Join Me On A Unique Journey Through Wrestling That Will Help You Understand Life!
Wrestling is not just flamboyant spandex suits, flashing lights and hyper-cool nicknames. Wrestling is a way of life that can shape your character and help you deal with adversity on any level. That’s exactly what happened to me.
Allow me to introduce myself.
My name is Timothy Mitchell, and this is my story. I was just another skinny and awkward high-school student when I fell in love with amateur wrestling. And I never looked back. Since 1981 I have been directly involved with wrestling, first as a wrestler, then as a coach and as a referee. Wrestling is more than my passion. Wrestling is my life. And now I decided to share my experience with you.
What’s In It For You?
Unlike other wrestling books, WWE books, pro wrestling books or wrestling biographies, this eye-opening wrestling book will take you beyond the mat and help
UNDERSTAND The Everyday Struggles Of Becoming A Wrestler
LEARN How To Think Like A Wrestler
DEVELOP A Winner’s Mindset
Why Choose This Wrestling Autobiography?
Life is your mat. Fear is your opponent. What are you going to do? Give up? Or face your fear? Stiffen up that upper lip and
REGAIN Your Lost Confidence
OVERCOME Life’s Obstacles
UNLEASH Your Inner Beast
And The Best Part?
While other boring wrestling books tend to lecture you on WHY it is important to develop a wrestler’s mentality, I have done my best to help you understand HOW to become a winner!
Do You Know Someone Who Could Use This Book?
Do you have a friend who likes wrestling? Surprise your loved ones with a copy of The Match Of Life The Mat and help the understand what it takes to become a successful wrestler and what it takes to succeed in life.
What Are You Waiting For?
Click “Buy Now” & Learn How To Overcome Any Challenge!
This is not your regular book about wrestling. This a wrestling book about life.
If you are looking for a real-life wrestler’s perspective on how to deal with life, learn from your mistakes and achieve your true potential, then this is your lucky day!Click “Add To Cart” NOW & Join Me On A Unique Journey Through Wrestling That Will Help You Understand Life!
Wrestling is not just flamboyant spandex suits, flashing lights and hyper-cool nicknames. Wrestling is a way of life that can shape your character and help you deal with adversity on any level. That’s exactly what happened to me.
Allow me to introduce myself.
My name is Timothy Mitchell, and this is my story. I was just another skinny and awkward high-school student when I fell in love with amateur wrestling. And I never looked back. Since 1981 I have been directly involved with wrestling, first as a wrestler, then as a coach and as a referee. Wrestling is more than my passion. Wrestling is my life. And now I decided to share my experience with you.
What’s In It For You?
Unlike other wrestling books, WWE books, pro wrestling books or wrestling biographies, this eye-opening wrestling book will take you beyond the mat and help
UNDERSTAND The Everyday Struggles Of Becoming A Wrestler
LEARN How To Think Like A Wrestler
DEVELOP A Winner’s Mindset
Why Choose This Wrestling Autobiography?
Life is your mat. Fear is your opponent. What are you going to do? Give up? Or face your fear? Stiffen up that upper lip and
REGAIN Your Lost Confidence
OVERCOME Life’s Obstacles
UNLEASH Your Inner Beast
And The Best Part?
While other boring wrestling books tend to lecture you on WHY it is important to develop a wrestler’s mentality, I have done my best to help you understand HOW to become a winner!
Do You Know Someone Who Could Use This Book?
Do you have a friend who likes wrestling? Surprise your loved ones with a copy of The Match Of Life The Mat and help the understand what it takes to become a successful wrestler and what it takes to succeed in life.
What Are You Waiting For?
Click “Buy Now” & Learn How To Overcome Any Challenge!
219 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 9, 2019
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About the author
Timothy Mitchell
60 books225 followersProfessor
Department of Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures
Columbia University
612 Kent Hall, Mail Code 3928
1140 Amsterdam Ave.
New York, NY 10027
Tel: 212-854 5252
Email: tm2421@columbia.edu
Timothy Mitchell is a political theorist who studies the political economy of the Middle East, the political role of economics and other forms of expert knowledge, the politics of large-scale technical systems, and the place of colonialism in the making of modernity.
Educated at Queens' College, Cambridge, where he received a first-class honours degree in History, Mitchell completed his Ph.D. in Politics and Near Eastern Studies at Princeton University in 1984. He joined Columbia University in 2008 after teaching for twenty-five years at New York University, where he served as Director of the Center for Near Eastern Studies.
Mitchell is the author of Colonising Egypt, a study of the emergence of the modern state in the colonial period and an exploration of the forms of reason, power and knowledge that define the experience of modernity. The book has been influential in fields as diverse as anthropology, history, law, philosophy, cultural studies, and art history. Translations have appeared or are in preparation in seven languages, including Arabic, German, Polish, Spanish and Japanese.
Mitchell's subsequent work covered a variety of topics in political theory and the contemporary political economy of the Middle East. His essay on the modern state, originally published in the American Political Science Review, has been republished on several occasions. Further writings on the nature of European modernity include an edited volume, Questions of Modernity, bringing together the work of leading scholars of South Asia and the Middle East. In political economy he has published a number of essays on agrarian transformation, economic reform, and the politics of development, mostly drawing on his continuing research in Egypt. The research includes long-term fieldwork in a village in southern Egypt, which he has studied and written about for more than a decade.
His 2002 book, Rule of Experts: Egypt, Techno-Politics, Modernity, draws on his work in Egypt to examine the creation of economic knowledge and the making of “the economy” and “the market” as objects of twentieth-century politics; the wider role of expert knowledge in the formation of the contemporary state; the relationship between law, private property, and violence in this process; and the problems with explaining contemporary politics in terms of globalization or the development of capitalism.
Mitchell's research on the making of the economy led to a four-year project that he directed at the International Center for Advanced Study at NYU on The Authority Of Knowledge in a Global Age. Articles on The Middle East in the Past and Future of Social Science, The Properties of Markets, Rethinking Economy, and The Work of Economics: How a Discipline Makes Its World, explored these concerns, and developed Mitchell's interest in the broader field of science and technology studies (STS). His current research brings together the fields of STS and postcolonial theory in a project on "Carbon Democracy," which examines the history of fossil fuels and the possibilities for democractic politics that were expanded or closed down in the construction of modern energy networks.
Mitchell has served on the editorial committees of the International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, the American Political Science Review, Middle East Report (where he has also been chair of the editorial committee), Social Text, Society and Space, the Journal of Historical Sociology, the Journal of Cultural Economy, and Development and Change. He has been invited to lecture at most leading research universities in the United States, and at universities and academic conferences in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia. Several of his wri
Department of Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures
Columbia University
612 Kent Hall, Mail Code 3928
1140 Amsterdam Ave.
New York, NY 10027
Tel: 212-854 5252
Email: tm2421@columbia.edu
Timothy Mitchell is a political theorist who studies the political economy of the Middle East, the political role of economics and other forms of expert knowledge, the politics of large-scale technical systems, and the place of colonialism in the making of modernity.
Educated at Queens' College, Cambridge, where he received a first-class honours degree in History, Mitchell completed his Ph.D. in Politics and Near Eastern Studies at Princeton University in 1984. He joined Columbia University in 2008 after teaching for twenty-five years at New York University, where he served as Director of the Center for Near Eastern Studies.
Mitchell is the author of Colonising Egypt, a study of the emergence of the modern state in the colonial period and an exploration of the forms of reason, power and knowledge that define the experience of modernity. The book has been influential in fields as diverse as anthropology, history, law, philosophy, cultural studies, and art history. Translations have appeared or are in preparation in seven languages, including Arabic, German, Polish, Spanish and Japanese.
Mitchell's subsequent work covered a variety of topics in political theory and the contemporary political economy of the Middle East. His essay on the modern state, originally published in the American Political Science Review, has been republished on several occasions. Further writings on the nature of European modernity include an edited volume, Questions of Modernity, bringing together the work of leading scholars of South Asia and the Middle East. In political economy he has published a number of essays on agrarian transformation, economic reform, and the politics of development, mostly drawing on his continuing research in Egypt. The research includes long-term fieldwork in a village in southern Egypt, which he has studied and written about for more than a decade.
His 2002 book, Rule of Experts: Egypt, Techno-Politics, Modernity, draws on his work in Egypt to examine the creation of economic knowledge and the making of “the economy” and “the market” as objects of twentieth-century politics; the wider role of expert knowledge in the formation of the contemporary state; the relationship between law, private property, and violence in this process; and the problems with explaining contemporary politics in terms of globalization or the development of capitalism.
Mitchell's research on the making of the economy led to a four-year project that he directed at the International Center for Advanced Study at NYU on The Authority Of Knowledge in a Global Age. Articles on The Middle East in the Past and Future of Social Science, The Properties of Markets, Rethinking Economy, and The Work of Economics: How a Discipline Makes Its World, explored these concerns, and developed Mitchell's interest in the broader field of science and technology studies (STS). His current research brings together the fields of STS and postcolonial theory in a project on "Carbon Democracy," which examines the history of fossil fuels and the possibilities for democractic politics that were expanded or closed down in the construction of modern energy networks.
Mitchell has served on the editorial committees of the International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, the American Political Science Review, Middle East Report (where he has also been chair of the editorial committee), Social Text, Society and Space, the Journal of Historical Sociology, the Journal of Cultural Economy, and Development and Change. He has been invited to lecture at most leading research universities in the United States, and at universities and academic conferences in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia. Several of his wri
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