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  Get Rich with Dividends - A...

  Marc Lichtenfield

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  A comprehensive, updated guide to dividend investing that  shows how to obtain double-digit returns with ease.  Dividends are responsible for 44% of the Ss  returns over the last 80 years. Today they present an excellent  opportunity, especially with investors who have been burned in the  dot com and housing meltdowns, desperate for sensible and less  risky ways to make their money grow. Designed to show investors how  they can achieve double-digit average annualized returns over the  long-term, Get Rich with Dividends, Second Edition: A Proven  System for Earning Double-Digit Returns is the book  youll need to get started making money in any market.  The beauty of dividend investing is that its extremely  easy to understand and takes up almost none of the investors  time. The investor doesnt have to constantly watch over  their investments, and can focus on other things, secure in the  knowledge that the system is working and they are accumulating  wealth or generating the income they need on a quarterly or even  monthly basis.  Using the authors proprietary 10-11-12 System,  investors can achieve average annual returns of 12% or more, if  they know which stocks to invest in and how to do so  even  with below average growth in the share  price.         Dividend investments are easy to set up and require little to  no maintenance, and this book shows you how to do it.   A method so easy to use, youll want to teach your  children how to do it early, setting them up for financial  independence and avoiding the problems that plagued many investors  over the past decade  Full of expert advice from a 15-year veteran of equity  markets.    By showing investors how to find and invest in these unique but  conservative and proven stocks, Get Rich with Dividends, Second  Edition is the only book on dividend investing  youll ever need.

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  Answering the Ultimate Question...

  Richard Owen, Laura L. Brooks

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  "Would you recommend this company to your friends and colleagues?"  That's the ultimate question. Fred Reichheld's book of the  same name created quite a stir in 2006. Reichheld is co-founder  along with Owen and Brooks of the methodology behind answering the  question. The original book challenged the conventional wisdom of  customer satisfaction surveys and coined the terms "bad profits"  and "good profits." It pointed to a faster, much more accurate way  of gauging customers real feelings about a company, and a  quantitative measure (Net Promoter Score) for establishing a  baseline and effectively tracking changes going forward.   This book tells how  based on a multitude of real cases   to actually install and embed Net Promoter discipline in  organizations of all stripes. As such, it is a natural follow-on to  The Ultimate Question, and will appeal to those with  strategic and tactical business responsibilities. Brooks has a  treasure trove of examples and case-study findings from the more  than 80 companies she has helped put CEM and Net Promoter  disciplines in place. Several of these will be explored in the  book, and the book's proscriptions are all informed by results  extracted from those cases.

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  A Tale of Two Houses

  Adeniyi Adekunle

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  A Tale of Two Houses is a powerful and reflective story written by Adeniyi Adekunle, centered on the core pillars of faith, finance, family, and future. It follows the Abazoe family—particularly a father, Jay Abazoe, and his two daughters, Mimi and Didi—as they engage in heartfelt conversations about legacy, wealth, and the responsibilities that come with them.  
  Through their eyes, we see a striking contrast between their family and the Desalus, another once-affluent household whose fortune crumbled due to a lack of intentionality, presence, and values. As the Abazoes navigate these reflections, the book unpacks timeless truths on sustaining generational wealth—not just in material form, but through values, relationships, and purposeful living.  
  Combining wisdom, warmth, and storytelling, A Tale of Two Houses is more than a story—it’s a guide for anyone who wants to build a legacy that outlives them.

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  Streaming Sharing Stealing: Book...

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Streaming, Sharing, Stealing , by Michael D. Smith and Rahul Telang.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Michael D. Smith and Rahul Telang.
   
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  Streaming, Sharing, Stealing explores the impact of digital streaming on the entertainment industry, analyzing how platforms like Netflix, Spotify, and others have transformed how we consume media. The book delves into the economics of streaming, the rise of piracy, and the evolving relationships between consumers, content creators, and distributors. It provides a detailed look at how digital platforms are reshaping the media landscape, offering both challenges and opportunities for businesses and artists.

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  Mastering the Personality Analysis

  Mark John

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  Mastering the Personality Analysis of the Markets: Understanding Moods Over Money is a bold rethinking of market behavior through the lens of human psychology. 
  In this compelling audiobook, you'll learn that markets aren’t just driven by numbers but they’re driven by people. Behind every price spike and crash is a crowd of emotional decision makers reacting to news, uncertainty, and one another. The real edge in trading lies not in predicting numbers, but in recognizing the moods behind the moves.  
  This audiobook delivers a practical, story driven, and deeply psychological guide to reading markets by reading human nature. Instead of chasing technical patterns in isolation, you’ll learn to interpret the emotional force fear, greed, optimism, hesitation that shape those patterns across all asset classes. 
  Inside, you’ll discover: 
  * Why personality and mood cycles shape every market trend 
  * How to interpret price movement as emotional narrative 
  * The difference between market structure and market sentiment 
  * What causes "irrational" moves—and how to anticipate them 
  * How to stay objective in emotionally charged market conditions 
  * Practical techniques to develop psychological edge in your strategy 
  Whether you’re a new trader, seasoned investor, or behavioral finance enthusiast, this audiobook offers a refreshing and empowering view:  the market is a mirror of human emotion—and those who understand it, master it.  
  Stop trading against emotions and trade with EI

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  Fiat Money Inflation in France

  Andrew Dickson White

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  This audiobook is narrated using AI-generated voice technology.  Fiat Money Inflation in France is a sharp, document-driven warning drawn from the French Revolution's most famous monetary experiment: the rise and collapse of the assignats—paper money issued in massive quantities and backed by confiscated lands. Andrew Dickson White follows the story step by step: the initial political promise, the early "temporary" issues, the pressure to print more, the surge in prices, the growth of speculation and shortages, and the social unraveling that follows when trust in currency breaks.    Part narrative history and part economic argument, the book is designed for citizens as much as for scholars. White builds his case through speeches, decrees, newspaper accounts, and everyday details—showing how inflation reshapes behavior: savings evaporate, wages lag, moral shortcuts become rational, and public life turns brittle. Whatever your politics, it's an unforgettable study of what happens when money becomes a tool of wishful thinking instead of a stable measure of value.

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