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  Utah Makes Deal For Private Gas...

  PBS NewsHour

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  White River, Utah, attracts adventurers for its gorgeous vistas and rare solitude. But proposals to drill for natural gas on the public land worry environmentalists and Native American tribes. Ray Suarez tells of efforts by energy companies and the federal government to strike a deal to drill and protect the environment.

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  Putting Stories to Work -...

  Shawn Callahan

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  The most successful leaders are storytellers. By mastering business storytelling, they achieve extraordinary business results. As a modern-day leader, you know you should develop this skill, but you don't have the time to do this in an ad-hoc way. What you need is a practical, reliable method to follow, one that will allow your business to reap the benefits of storytelling as soon as possible. 
   
  In Putting Stories to Work, Shawn Callahan gives you a clear process for mastering business storytelling. He demolishes the thinking that storytelling has no place at work, reminding us that sharing stories is what we all do naturally, every day, and that it's one of the most powerful tools for getting things done. You just need to adapt this natural superpower to boost your business. 
   
  Shawn's story mastery process of Discover, Remember, Share, and Refresh is based on over two decades' work with high-achieving global companies. In Putting Stories to Work, each step is spelled out in detail, backed up by research and plenty of great stories.

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  At Your Service - How to Attract...

  Frank Eliason

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  This book relates to everyone who has ever been frustrated by  Customer service, or the lack of focus on employees and Customers  over the years.  Ultimately, this book will appeal to CEOs,  business owners, customer service professionals, or anyone who is  trying to learn more about why their own organization is not  functioning as they envision.        Not since the second industrial revolution has business seen  such change going on at once.  In the past 30 years we have  seen the technology revolution, but today we have a poor economy,  worker frustration, social media and the millennial generation  impacting business in new ways. There is an external power shift  happening in business as customers are taking companies' brand  messages away from marketing and PR. Trust of businesses is at or  near an all time low. Internally, CEOs seek to understand their  customers at all levels as they have a workforce who not only wants  to provide that understanding, they are demanding it.  There is change in the air. This book provides insights into how  customers are changing the landscape of business and what  businesses needs to do to respond in today's business world. We  will review the current state of business, then provide answers to  the new world we will experience.  Whether we realize it or  not, the revolution in business is upon us.

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  Magic Blue Rocks - The Secret to...

  April Shprintz

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  MagicBlue Rocks shares the secret power we all have within ourselves that makes it possible to do anything.  
  Join April as she discovers that secret in six short stories and learn how to use the power within yourself to have the life you’ve always wanted. 
  Even your wildest dreams aren’t too wild. Your biggest goals aren’t unrealistic. You’ll learn in Magic Blue Rocks that no matter what anyone else says - if you believe you can do it, you’re right.

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  Stress Management For Leaders...

  ProBusinessEducation Team

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  The best leaders of both large companies and small and medium-sized businesses, which are typically more highly respected for their emotional intelligence than for their analytical leadership in any workplace, are burdened with the immense task of leading their teams towards the achievement of professional success. They need to take care of the interests of their teammates while retaining their own professional capabilities. Such intense workloads can put pressure on their mental wellbeing too.  
  Nonetheless, these leaders need to cope effectively with ever-rising stresses and limit the damage caused by stress to their physical as well as mental health. Besides, they are required to learn appropriate stress management and resilience, developing strategies from experts in respective fields, which are of great benefit to both of them and also to their team members. Leaders' honest efforts alone are mostly inadequate to produce results, mainly if there is a lack of proper communication to influence the stakeholders.

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  Managing Cybersecurity Risk -...

  Jonathan Reuvid

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  ‘Managing Cybersecurity Risk is a comprehensive and engrossing guide for organizations of any size’ Infosecurity Magazine 
  Everything you need to know to protect from and react to a cyber attack  
  Cybersecurity risk is an increasingly key topic to all those engaged in business and commerce. Widely reported and increasing incidents of cyber invasion have contributed to the growing realisation that this is an area all businesses should understand, be prepared for and know how to react when attacks occur. 
  While larger corporates now pay close attention to defending themselves against cybersecurity infringement, small to medium businesses remain largely unaware of the scale and range of threats to their organisations. 
  The aim of Managing Cybersecurity Risk is to provide a better understanding of the extent and scale of the potential damage that breaches of cybersecurity could cause their businesses and to guide senior management in the selection of the appropriate IT strategies, tools, training and staffing necessary for prevention, protection and response. 
  Foreword by Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones, Chair of the Advisory Panel on Cyber Security and contributors include Don Randall, former Head of Security and CISO, the Bank of England, Ray Romero, Senior Assistant Director, Division of Information Technology at the Federal Reserve Board and Chris Gibson, Director of CERT-UK.

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