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  Wealth Management Made Easy - A...

  Muriel Goddard

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  Wealth Management Made Easy: A Guide on Mastering Your Finances. Simplifying Wealth Management for SuccessWelcome to the world of financial success and prosperity! In "Wealth Management Made Easy: A Guide on Mastering Your Finances," you'll discover a straightforward path to simplifying wealth management and achieving the financial success you desire.Managing your wealth can often feel overwhelming and complex, but this audiobook breaks down the barriers, providing you with practical strategies and easy-to-follow guidance. Whether you're a beginner or seeking to refine your financial approach, this comprehensive guide will empower you to take control of your finances with confidence.Through expert advice, you'll gain a deep understanding of the principles and techniques necessary for effective wealth management. From budgeting and saving to investing and asset allocation, you'll learn the key pillars of financial success and how to apply them to your unique situation.Navigating the complex world of financial instruments and terminology can be daunting, but fear not! This audiobook simplifies the jargon and equips you with the knowledge to make informed decisions. You'll discover strategies for minimizing debt, optimizing your savings, and leveraging your investments for long-term growth.Prepare to unlock the secrets of successful wealth management and take charge of your financial destiny. "Wealth Management Made Easy" is your roadmap to financial independence and abundance. Embrace the simplicity, take control of your finances, and embark on a journey toward lasting financial success.

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  Extreme Scrum

  Kevin Aguanno

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  Think you've heard it all? How about this one: a high-risk application development and systems integration project where the team is being asked to pull off something that has never been done before -- anywhere. The team is made up of over 200 people in 17 cities in four countries. With only five months to complete the seemingly impossible task, how did they do it?Kevin Aguanno, the Executive Project Manager in charge of this amazing project will tell you how the team shocked the experts and delivered over 1 million lines of code (and 23 patent filings!) on time and under budget. He will share with you the pros and the cons of trying to be agile in this large, distributed team environment. Who says that agile cannot scale?

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  Accounting - Playing the Numbers...

  Ronaldo Jackson

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  Many small businesses owners are ready to get started, but they may be worried about taking care of all the accounting. They worry about how to get all these finances set up and may feel that it will be too tough. But with the help of the QuickBooks program, you will learn how to control your own finances without all the hassle. 
  This guidebook is going to spend some time talking about QuickBooks and how you can use it for your own small business. Inside this guidebook, you will learn the following: What QuickBooks is all aboutHow to create some lists to help out your customers, payroll, and itemsHow to send out some invoices to customersWorking on your budgeting to keep the business growingHow to get those taxes done with the help of QuickBooksHow to create some of your own reports with this serviceSome of the best add-ons that will make your business run more efficiently 
  As a small business owner, you can’t afford not to use QuickBooks. It will keep track of all your financial information for the business and to ensure that everything is going to add up right at the end of the year without wasting your time.

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  Modern Mughal Mentality The: New...

  Afshan Naheed Hashmi

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  The Modern Mughal Mentality transforms hardships and difficulties into success stories by introducing the Jugaad Management Principle Business Model, which can be applied to any business, anywhere.For the purpose of this book, the term Jugaad will be defined as “obtaining your objectives by maximizing resources through thinking out of the box.” Following this new business model will inspire all types of companies around the world, no matter how big or small, to create innovative mentalities, products, and strategies. The Modern Mughal Mentality reveals ways in which companies everywhere can benefit from this new business model. It also reveals ways in which western companies can learn to be successful in India. Executives of multi-national corporations, government officials, and even American and global small business owners who have no plans to do business in India will benefit from the innovative and revolutionary approach to maximizing resources that The Modern Mughal Mentality delivers.Multi-sector success stories illustrate the various components of the Jugaad Management Principle Business Model. Specific questions in the “Modern Mughal Mentality Exercises” at the end will guide the reader through putting the Jugaad Management Principle Business Model to work for their business. Implementing the model can lead to increased profit, maximized resources, and a more efficient way of dealing with today’s turbulent economy. The Modern Mughal Mentality also identifies international opportunities in various industries – providing practical solutions to take the guesswork out of the equation.The Modern Mughal Mentality’s four chapters reveal how the same mentality, which has enabled India to enjoy economic success in today’s turbulent times can radically transform any business. The Jugaad Management Principle Business Model can be used to maximize resources and increase profitability in many sectors. Success stories, & important lessons are given.in case studies format.

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  Get it Done Now! - Own Your Time...

  Brian Tracy

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  There is a quote attributed to that most famous of individuals, Anonymous, "Starve your distraction, and feed your focus." This is the perfect idea with which to open this great new work from Brian Tracy. 
  We live in the most technologically advanced period of history, and in the most technologically advanced country. With the advent of mobile phones, killer apps, broadband internet speeds that stagger the imagination, and nearly any bit of information or products/solutions only one click away, how can it be that remaining optimally productive is such a challenge for so many? 
  In a word: Distraction. Many of us spend precious time focusing on the incessant and numerous emails, texts, notifications, ads, etc. that seem important . . . even urgent . . . to our success and happiness, but in reality, only complicate our lives and take us even further from our goals. Brian addresses this challenge of distraction in its many forms and shows you how to "feed your focus" on a daily basis. Learn: productivity promises and pitfalls in our modern age; the psychology of productivity; the best productivity methods ever conceived; how to end procrastination once and for all; and productivity and relationships: where it applies and where it doesn't.

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  Dividends Still Don't Lie - The...

  Kelley Wright

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  In 1988 Geraldine Weiss wrote the classic Dividends Don't  Lie, which focuses on the Dividend Yield Theory as a method of  producing consistent gains in the stock market. After the market  crash of the late 1980's, the book was a large success. Investors  were looking for safety and transperancy, and dividends offered the  yields investors desired. Despite the advent of new technologies  and the ability of investors to access information on an  unprecedented basis, the old school approach of using  the dividend yield to identify values in blue chip stocks still  outperforms most investment methods on a risk-adjusted basis. That  is the primary purpose of writing Dividends Still Don't Lie.    Written by Kelley Wright, Managing Editor of Investment  Quality Trends, with a new foreword by Geraldine Weiss, this  book teaches a value-based strategy to investing, one that uses a  stock's dividend yield as the primary measure of value. Because  price on its own, without other factors, means nothing, an investor  must find some way to determine whether the price of any given  company is high, low or just about what it should be. Even though  most investors put their money in the market with the hope of  reaping a good rate of return, the most tangible source of return,  the dividend, is too often underemphasized in this process.  According to the dividend-yield theory, the price of a stock is  driven by its yield. When a stock offers a high dividend yield,  investors will buy, which pushes the price up and gradually erodes  the yield. When the yield falls, the stock is shunned, until an  absence of demand allows its price to fall. It then descends to a  price level at which, again, the yield is attractive to investors.  So rather than emphasize the price cycles of a stock, the company's  products, market strategy or other factors, this book stresses  dividend-yield patterns. Investors will learn to buy and sell when  dividend yields instruct them to do so. The dividend yield lets the  investor know, with very little doubt, when a share's price is  genuinely high, low or on the move between those two points.

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