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  Make Money Online From Home NOW...

  Dylan J. Parker

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  HOW TO MAKE MONEY ONLINE: REAL WAYS TO EARN MONEY ONLINE 
  The truth is there are real ways to make money online – millions of people are doing it each day. From freelance digital nomads to savvy marketers to rising entrepreneurs, there are plenty of business ideas you can try at home using your laptop and a solid internet connection. So let’s break down how to make money online… the real way.

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  How to create high profitability...

  Ingemar Fredriksson, Deane...

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  “Profitability development” could just as well be the title of this book. It takes a completely new perspective on economics, focusing on how the four foundations of profitability can be utilized to increase the profitability in a company. The primary advantage of the model introduced is its simplicity, making it easy to involve everyone in the company when using it. This is important since the author has a profound conviction, based on decades in management, that the most important factor for creating success is to involve your entire staff. To do so, you need to be able to discuss complicated economic terminology (like leverage, NPV, WACC etc.) in a simple way. The book provides that simplicity and it contains plenty of practical, real life examples of how significantly increased profitability can be achieved with simple measures. This is explained with reference to different industries where the model has been used. In today’s business with global competition, it is high time for a new profession, “profitability developers”, to replace business developers. This book offers all the tools necessary to succeed in that profession. 
  INGEMAR FREDRIKSSON has 30+ years’ experience in top management, business development, profitability development and marketing. He has worked with plenty of SMEs in different industries and also with Fnatic, IKEA, Invest Sweden, Miss Sweden and the Swedish government. He has also been vice chairman of The Swedish Federation of Business Owners. Since a few years back, he lives and works in the UAE. All four books by Ingemar Fredriksson, in their original Swedish edition, have featured on top lists together with names like Steve Jobs, Daniel Kahneman, Thomas Piketty, Sun Tzu and even the Fifty shades-series. Search on YouTube for “Ingemar Fredriksson’s books – Bestsellers for 15 years!” for a full video of random list positions over the years.

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  Compound Effect by Darren Hardy...

  FlashBooks, Dean Bokhari

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  Book Summary of "The Compound Effect" by Darren Hardy 
  About 
  The Compound Effect is about how small actions, executed consistently, can lead to hugely successful results, both in business and in life. The book was written by Darren Hardy, a guy who knows more than a thing or two about the topic of success, seeing as though he’s spent the vast majority of his career at the helm of SUCCESS Magazine. As the publisher and founding editor of SUCCESS, Darren’s learned that the decisions we make on a daily basis have a direct impact on the direction and ultimate success (or lack thereof) that we experience in our lives. Enter: The Compound Effect, a book that gives you practical every day steps to create real change in your life. Darren wrote this book as a guide on how to take ownership of your own life through the small decisions you make on a daily basis. 
   
  Here’s what you’ll learn about in this summary: 
   
  - What is the compound effect and how can you use it to gain success in any and every area of your life? 
   
  - How the choices and habits, you may not even know you are making, can either inhibit or accelerate your future. 
   
  - How to keep your momentum going. 
   
  - Why it is important to monitor the influences in your life and how to go about doing so.

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  The Fight To Lead - Overcome The...

  Armon Owens

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  The Fight To Lead" is a comprehensive guide to unlocking your inner leader. Discover how to confront and overcome the battles within to achieve your full potential. This book challenges conventional wisdom by demonstrating that true leadership starts from within. Learn how to conquer ego, self-doubt, negative self-image, fear, and hopelessness. 
  With actionable strategies and thought-provoking insights, "The Fight To Lead" provides the tools necessary to transform yourself and become a leader who inspires and motivates others. Don't just lead, lead at the highest level. 
  The leadership battle you face has nothing to do with the external punches that slam against you from an opponent. It all starts with you! The Challenger that steps into each round with you is…you! The Fight to Lead helps you to take advantage of the challenger’s mistakes. 
  This book is not for those looking for an easy path to leadership, but it’s perfect for anyone serious about becoming an effective leader. It’s for those willing to work hard and sacrifice to become their team’s leader. 
  Do you want to develop authentic leadership that ensures success in any situation? Here’s a hint: surrender your ego and read The Fight to Lead. 
  You will go through twelve rounds in the ring, discovering your potential and increasing your success until you become a champion of leadership. 
  The Fight to Lead helps you to take advantage of the challenger’s mistakes by waiting for them to make the first move, and you avoid their strongest punches setting yourself up for a counterattack that leads to victory! 
  The Fight to Lead gives you powerful strategies through real-life examples of ordinary people facing the impossible, making life possible.Unlock your Full Leadership Potential Through Powerful Stories

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  Habit Forming - Drug Addiction...

  Elizabeth Kelly Gray

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  Habitual drug use in the United States is at least as old as the nation itself. Habit Forming traces the history of unregulated drug use and dependency before 1914, when the Harrison Narcotic Tax Act limited sales of opiates and cocaine under US law. Many Americans used opiates and other drugs medically and became addicted. Some tried Hasheesh Candy, injected morphine, or visited opium dens, but neither use nor addiction was linked to crime, due to the dearth of restrictive laws. After the Civil War, American presses published extensively about domestic addiction. Later in the nineteenth century, many used cocaine and heroin as medicine. As addiction became a major public health issue, commentators typically sympathized with white, middle-class drug users, while criticizing such use by poor or working-class people and people of color. When habituation was associated with middle-class morphine users, few advocated for restricted drug access. By the 1910s, as use was increasingly associated with poor young men, support for regulations increased. In outlawing users' access to habit-forming drugs at the national level, a public health problem became a larger legal and social problem, one with an enduring influence on American drug laws and their enforcement.

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  Tales from Kentucky One-Room...

  William Lynwood Montell

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  This colorful collection of stories celebrates a fascinating aspect of Kentucky’s cultural heritage in “a fascinating look back at a bygone era” (Kentucky Monthly). In an educational era defined by large school campuses and overcrowded classrooms, it is easy to overlook the era of one-room schools, when teachers filled every role, including janitor, and provided a family-like atmosphere in which children also learned from one another. In Tales from Kentucky One-Room School Teachers, oral historian William Lynwood Montell reclaims an important part of Kentucky's social, cultural, and educational heritage, assembling a fascinating collection of schoolroom stories. The firsthand narratives and anecdotes in this collection cover topics such as teacher-student relationships, day-to-day activities, lunchtime foods, students' personal relationships, and, of course, the challenges of teaching in a one-room school. Montell includes tales about fund-raising pie suppers, pranks, outrageous student behavior—such as the quiet little boy whose first “sharing” involved profanity—and many other topics. Montell even includes some of his own memories from his days as a pupil in a one-room school.

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