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  Procrastination Proof - Never...

  Jon Acuff

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  Procrastination is the most expensive fear because the price tag is your life. Every day you wait to begin, you're stealing from your future self. The worst part? You know you're doing it, but you don't know how to stop.The solution may surprise you. It's not willpower--it's permission. Everything you're waiting for has been waiting for you. Give yourself permission. Permission is what changed New York Times bestselling author Jon Acuff's life from one of discontent, floating aimlessly from job to unsatisfying job, to one that anyone would say is remarkable. Remarkable is when your actions match your intentions, when there is no gap between who you want to be and who you are. When you trade procrastination for permission, the result is a remarkable life.In Procrastination Proof, Jon gives you permission--to dream, to plan, to do, to review. It's an easy, effective, and enjoyable four-step system that can be applied to your entire life, from your most mundane tasks to your most audacious dreams, so that you stop spinning your wheels and start making real progress.The person with the greatest opportunity to change your life is you. You're not too old. It's not too late. Don't buy into the lie of later. Start now. You have permission to try, to risk, and to win.

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  Summary of Mihir Desai’s The...

  Falcon Press

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  Summary of Mihir Desai’s The Wisdom of Finance looks at the principles of finance through popular culture, life experience, and history. Exploring finance through the lens of the humanities reveals that markets are not divorced from other realms of life…

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  First-Time Home Buyer - The...

  Mindy Jensen, Scott Trench

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  Save a fortune at the closing table and beyond—and dodge the common financial pitfalls of first-time homeownership—with “exceptionally practical” and “clear” advice (Grant Sabatier, bestselling author of Financial Freedom). 
  No matter how much you want to escape the renter’s cycle, buying a house isn’t always a good investment. Your home can make or break your chance to generate wealth and freedom—and this book will show you how to make the right decisions to give you the most financial flexibility possible. 
  Scott Trench and Mindy Jensen of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast have been buying and selling houses for a collective thirty years. In First-Time Home Buyer, they’ll give you a “real-world masterclass” in the home-buying process (Brad Barrett, co-host of the ChooseFI Podcast)—so you can consider all of your options and avoid common mistakes before you jump into the life-changing role of homeowner. Buy your first house with your eyes wide open, and learn the strategies that will help you build a strong financial foundation for life. 
  In this book, you’ll learn:How to find and analyze the homes you can actually affordWhen to buy a house instead of renting—and what to look for and avoidHow to improve your financial fitness before your next big purchaseWhich early decisions and steps will help you turn your first home into a future cash-flowing investmentWhether fixer-upper houses and home renovations are really worth itHow to choose a real estate agent and a lender who have your best interests in mindAn expert’s view of the housing market and buying process—from loan pre-approval to submitting offers, home inspections, closing, and everything in between!

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  How To Build Trust

  Introbooks Team

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  Trust is not just a behavioral expectation, but it is an emotional disposition of the brain. Trust is the essence of all human relationships, including family life, business, politics, medical practices and romantic relationships. For instance, if one does not trust the family physician or psychotherapist, it will be much difficult to follow their professional consultations.  
  Trust is an array of behaviors, like taking actions that depend on someone else. It is a belief that a person is likely to behave only in certain contexts. Also, it relates to an abstract mental approach towards a statement that someone is trustworthy. Many eminent scholars have cited trust as a sense of fidelity and security that a partner cares to imbibe. It is indisputably a complex neural method that governs various representations into a connotative indicator that contains emotions.  
  Trust is a fragile pot made of glass that requires time and attention to maintain and can be broken instantly. People have always faltered in life, but they stood up and regained confidence and surged forward with having reposed trust in their compatriots.

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  Self-Publishing for the...

  M.K. Williams

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  You’ve written your first book and you are ready to self-publish it, congratulations! 
  Now, what steps do you need to take to self-publish? What are the best strategies? How do you ensure retailers and libraries will carry your book? These are a few of the questions that many aspiring authors ask as they set out on their publishing journey. 
  Aggregating 8 plus years of experience in the self-publishing space, M.K. Williams has compiled the answers that you need into an easily digestible format to walk you through the publishing process. 
  There are lots of online gurus who will throw acronyms, jargon, and advanced strategies at you right out the gate. Williams breaks down the practical steps that you need to take as you self-publish your first book. This self-publishing guidebook covers everything from editing, formatting, assigning ISBNs, and selecting your publishing platforms. 
  Get this for yourself or as a gift for the aspiring writer in your life.

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  Promise to Pay - The Politics...

  Katie A. Moore

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  An incisive account of the crucial role money played in the formation and development of British North America. Promise to Pay follows America’s first paper money—the “bills of credit” of British North America—from its seventeenth-century origins as a means of war finance to its pivotal role in catalyzing the American Revolution. Katie A. Moore combs through treasury records, account books, and the bills themselves to tell a new story of money’s origins that challenges economic orthodoxy and mainstream histories. Promise to Pay shows how colonial governments imposed paper bills on settler communities through existing labor and kinship relations, their value secured by thousands of individual claims on the public purse—debts—and the state’s promise to take them back as payment for taxes owed. Born into a world of hierarchy and deference, early American money eroded old social ties and created new asymmetries of power, functioning simultaneously as a ticket to the world of goods, a lifeline for those on the margins, and a tool of imperial domination.Grounded in sustained engagement with scholarship from multiple disciplines, Promise to Pay breathes new life into old debates and offers an incisive account of the centrality of money in the politics and conflicts of empire, community, and everyday life. 

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