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  Focus First From Procrastination...

  J Maz

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  Focus First: From Procrastination to Productivity is the ultimate guide to overcoming procrastination and unlocking your full potential. If you find yourself constantly putting things off, struggling to stay focused, or feeling overwhelmed by tasks, this audiobook will teach you how to break free from those habits and turn your productivity around. 
  Drawing on proven strategies, this audiobook helps you identify the root causes of procrastination, providing actionable insights to address them. From mastering the art of prioritization to developing daily habits that enhance focus, Focus First equips you with the tools you need to stay on track, manage your time effectively, and make consistent progress toward your goals. 
  Whether you are an entrepreneur, student, or professional, this audiobook will empower you to create an environment conducive to productivity. It focuses on techniques like time-blocking, single-tasking, and goal setting, all designed to help you break large tasks into manageable chunks, eliminating distractions along the way. 
  By applying these principles, you will not only overcome procrastination but also develop the mindset and habits that fuel sustained success. Get ready to transform your approach to work, boost your productivity, and achieve your goals faster than ever before. It's time to stop procrastinating and start achieving with Focus First.

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  Women Gone Wild: Intuition - The...

  Penny Pierce, Rhonda Swan

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  “The women in this book have taken the path of deep introspection, relying on trusting their inner voice, their essence, to guide them to their dreams.” —Diana von Welanetz Wentworth, New York Times–bestselling co-author of The Chicken Soup for the Soul Cookbook  Ever had a gut feeling you ignored—only to discover later it was spot on? Have you ever felt called to one path in life, only to take a different direction? Are you ready to embrace your intuition and discover the life of your dreams? In this illuminating book from the Women Gone Wild series, fearless females share stories of how they transformed their lives by learning to tune in and trust their intuition. With trailblazers such as CEO of Unstoppable Branding Agency Rhonda Swan, intuitive and bestselling author Penney Peirce, and thought leaders spanning different industries, lifestyles, and backgrounds sharing their collective wisdom, you’ll learn how to spark the change you—and the world—needs most. From the amazing stories in this book, you’ll learn:  How to foster more intuition  The price of avoiding your destiny  How following the call of your intuition will change your life for the better  So get ready to grab hold of one of your greatest gifts by learning how to tap into the well of knowledge within you and make a positive impact on your career, your relationships—the world!—by truly living the life you were meant to live.

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  The Power of Agency -...

  Frederick A. Miller, Judith H. Katz

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  Take ownership of your work and unleash the power of agency in your organization! 
   
   
   
  To help give employees the power, influence, and voice necessary to truly excel in their workplace, organizational development experts Miller and Katz reveal the importance of agency and offer practical advice on how to achieve it. 
   
   
   
  With more knowledge workers entering the workplace, many are being stifled by traditional employee-manager relationships that hamper their ability to fully contribute and feel engaged at work. And in a constantly changing and competitive world of work, organizations must evolve to keep up with worker satisfaction or else face a decrease in performance and loss in talent. 
   
   
   
  The solution? Enabling your employees to exercise their individual agency in the workplace. Through an actionable roadmap that highlights common pitfalls and practical steps necessary for establishing a culture of greater agency, this book will provide individuals, teams, managers, and leaders with concrete ways to clarify their current level of agency and identifies specific actions they can take to exercise greater agency.

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  The Talent Revolution -...

  Anne Fulton

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  Today, we are facing an unprecedented urgency to reinvent talent dynamics. The rapidly converging forces of the pandemic and the rolling waves of activism as a result of the #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter movements have accelerated the need for change.Traditional talent processes served the purposes of the last decade, the last millennium even. But we have reached a point where people practices must become more human-centric, intelligent, more robust in their skills and capability matching, more learning and growth-oriented, more enabling, more rigorous in their transparency and inclusivity and better able to deliver the talent optimization that organizations will need in the coming decade. Organizations who are fair, transparent, inclusive, respectful of their people are the ones who will thrive into the future.In this book, Anne Fulton demonstrates that this is what the Future of Work is all about: talent agility, empowerment and enablement — the true emancipation of talent.

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  The Shocking Truth about...

  Zoey Fraisers

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  Consumerism, as we know it today, is the result of centuries of societal, economic, and psychological evolution. Its roots can be traced back to the Industrial Revolution of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, a period that marked a profound transformation in the way goods were produced and consumed. Before this era, most economies were primarily agrarian, and consumption was limited to meeting basic needs. However, the advent of mechanized production brought about mass manufacturing, reducing costs and making goods more widely accessible. This shift laid the groundwork for the rise of consumer culture. 
  The Industrial Revolution not only increased the availability of products but also introduced the idea of consumer choice. As markets grew, competition among producers intensified, leading to innovations in marketing and branding. Businesses began to recognize the importance of distinguishing their products through unique features or emotional appeal, planting the seeds of modern advertising. By the late 19th century, print advertisements were appearing in newspapers and magazines, offering visions of a better, more glamorous life through the purchase of specific goods. 
  At its core, consumerism thrives on the tension between desire and need. Unlike basic survival needs, desires are shaped by cultural, social, and psychological factors. Early advertisers tapped into this distinction, framing products as solutions to problems or as pathways to happiness and status. This psychological shift was crucial in transforming consumption from a practical activity into an aspirational pursuit.

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  Underground - Stories to...

  Adrián Godás

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  The thrilling history of the extraction and economic control of the world's major minerals – from Antiquity to the present day: gold, copper, iron, lithium, rare earths, and more.
  Why should you read this book? Mining is on the verge of regaining a central role on the global stage. As the world gradually shifts toward deglobalization and an indirect confrontation between the United States and China – while countries like Russia and India seek to assert their influence in this emerging multipolar landscape – mineral extraction is becoming ever more strategic. Meanwhile, humanity, faced with the grave threat of climate change, is undergoing an energy transition that demands (and will continue to demand) more metals than ever before. To understand the relevance of mining today, we must revisit its past. History reveals the crucial role that metals and mines have played in shaping nations' destinies – closely monitored, even in recent times like the Cold War, by governments and powerful corporations alike.
  From the jungles of the Congo to the glaciers of the Canadian Arctic, from the California Gold Rush to high-altitude excavations in Argentina, and the tale of Spanish tungsten during the Third Reich, Underground is a gripping guided tour through an ancient yet largely misunderstood industry – often reduced to caricatures and oversimplifications in public discourse.
  "Brilliant. Essential to understanding the relevance of mining today." Alberto Lavandeira, CEO of Atalaya Mining

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