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Looking for an advantage in an unfair world? The rules of poker tell you how to play—but not how to win. You win by bluffing, looking for your opponent’s tells, remembering cards, and intimidation. So why is it that in business we spend so much time teaching the rules, and so little finding new ways to win? For the last decade, expert in strategic communications Emily Ross and bestselling business author Alistair Croll have studied hundreds of brands, start-ups, leaders, and activists that employed an unfair advantage to conquer their competition. Here they offer an insight into their innovative go-to-market strategy in an attention economy that they call Just Evil Enough. Packed with fascinating case studies that will inspire your inner supervillain, Just Evil Enough includes practical frameworks like the Recon Canvas and the Long Funnel, along with eleven fundamental tactics such as Reframing, Bait-and-Switch, and Misappropriation that show up time and again when underdogs challenge the status quo and reinvent their industries. Revealing the secrets and mindset of some of the best subversive marketers in the business, Just Evil Enough is the essential handbook for anyone who wants to cut through the noise and stride ahead in the attention economy.Show book
This audiobook serves as a guide to understand and deal with all pernicious and invisible forms of abuse. It provides keys to deal with their appearance in your own life. Violence is too often acknowledged only when there is material proof of it. Abuse with physical damage gets the news and make authorities react. However, the earliest stages are invisible. You don't see them coming. Abuse is mental, emotional and energetic. Predators and emotional vampires should not be underestimated, since they are omnipresent in the shadows of our everyday lives. The author had a 20 years career in the music business (that was before Internet), before leading a 30 years career as a renowned personal and spiritual coach in the French speaking parts of the world. He proposed an array of workshops and published two books. He now starts his third career, sharing his accumulated insights and wisdom in his "Wise" audiobook series. This is the first book of the series. Cover illustration by Lisa Yount via Pixabay, AI generated.Show book
SUMMARY REGRETTING YOU BASED ON THE BOOK BY COLLEEN HOOVER SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: FASTBOOKS PUBLISHING CONTENT The Beginning of Loss A Strained Relationship The Unspoken Tension Discovering Secrets The Fallout Grief and Guilt The Complicated Truth Reconciliation Acceptance General Analysis ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK “Regretting You” by Colleen Hoover explores the complexities of grief, guilt, and the impact of secrets within a family. After a tragic accident that takes the lives of her husband, Chris, and her sister, Jenny, Morgan struggles with overwhelming sorrow and guilt. Her daughter, Clara, grapples with her own sense of betrayal and confusion. As the family navigates the aftermath, Morgan’s past mistakes and a forbidden connection with Jonah, Chris's best friend, complicate their healing. The novel delves into themes of love, redemption, and personal growth, highlighting the challenges of forgiveness and moving forward after trauma.Show book
EXTENDED SUMMARY THE NATURE OF THE BEAST BASED ON THE BOOK BY LOUISE PENNY SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: QUICK READING LIBRARY CONTENT The Mystery of Laurent Lepage Armand Gamache Returns The Discovery of Project Babylon Dark Secrets and Local Suspicions Ruth Zardo’s Involvement The Sûreté’s Investigation The Revelation of Gerald Bull’s Legacy The Hidden Blueprints A Deadly Confrontation Analysis of The Nature of the Beast ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK “The Nature of the Beast” by Louise Penny is a gripping mystery set in the small village of Three Pines. The story follows retired Chief Inspector Armand Gamache as he investigates the mysterious death of a young boy, Laurent Lepage, who had uncovered a secret weapon known as Project Babylon. As Gamache delves into the boy’s final story, he uncovers hidden dangers, long-buried secrets, and a deadly legacy tied to an arms engineer named Gerald Bull. Themes of innocence, the power of secrets, and moral dilemmas surrounding history and safety are explored throughout this intense, thought-provoking tale.Show book
SUMMARY JUST KIDS BASED ON THE BOOK BY PATTI SMITH SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES CONTENT Beginnings A Young Woman's Journey Meeting Robert Developing Artistic Identities Artistic Explorations and Challenges New York City Life and The Chelsea Hotel Community and Creativity Growth and Challenges Artistic Achievements and Transformations General Analysis ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK Just Kids by Patti Smith is a memoir that chronicles her relationship with Robert Mapplethorpe and their artistic journeys in New York City during the 1960s and 70s. The book details their initial meeting, their struggles as young artists, and the development of their careers. It explores the themes of creativity, love, and the search for self-expression. The story emphasizes how their bond influenced their work and how they navigated the artistic and cultural landscape of their time. It also shows how the people they met, like Harry Smith, had a lasting impact on them. The narrative portrays their individual paths, as well as the challenges they faced in their personal and artistic lives, while supporting each other. The book also touches upon the importance of community in the artistic world, and how their friendships shaped them.Show book
Do you ever wish you could read faster without forgetting what you just read? In today’s information-overloaded world, mastering the art of speed reading isn’t just a skill—it’s a superpower. Speed Reading: How to Read Faster, Understand Better, and Retain More Information is your complete guide to unlocking your mind’s full reading potential. Whether you’re a student, professional, or lifelong learner, this book teaches you how to absorb information quickly, boost comprehension, and remember what truly matters. Inside, you’ll discover:The fascinating history and science of speed readingProven techniques to double or even triple your reading speedHow to improve focus and comprehension while reading fastThe most common bad reading habits—and how to fix themEasy exercises to train your eyes and brain for faster learningPractical tips to retain key ideas long after you finish reading If you want to read smarter, learn faster, and retain more knowledge, this book will show you exactly how.Show book
