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  Toward A More Conscious Economy

  Ph.D. David Korten

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  Here is a voice of reason that brings not only sanity but consciousness to a real understanding of how our economy works-and why it often doesn't-and how we can apply principles of spirituality and conscious living to the choices we must make for our own financial survival. David Korten understands the economy, and he also knows that money is not all it's cracked up to be-we really can be happy with very little, after all. But he explains how we can use the money we do have as an instrument for the change we seek.

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  Writing Good E-Mails

  Introbooks Team

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  In the present times, the technology has advanced to such great levels that it has made communication a lot easier than before. With technology, passing of information from the informant to the recipient and vice versa takes lesser time and is not even a complicated process as well. The use of technology has also minimized the workload of the human being. 
  Long ago it was required for both the sender and the recipient to be online at the same time for sending the email just like it is required now in instant messaging. In the present times, the functioning of the e-mail is based on the store-and-forward model. E-mail servers are now capable of accepting, forwarding, delivering and storing messages and so it is no longer necessary for the sender and the recipient to be online simultaneously, and a brief connection to a mail server or webmail interface is enough. 
  The first e-mail system was introduced in the year 1968 at UMDNJ, Newark, NJ. There were certain technological components of the E-mail that was condemnatory to its invention. On February 16, 2012, when the act of Smithsonian's acceptance took place, all the documents, articles and artifacts related to the invention of the E-mail were disregarded by the industrialists and started to take up personal fights with Dr. Ayyadurai in order to express feelings of indifference to his work and his life. 
  It is important for the people to learn e-mail writing skills. A good e-mail has increased chances of being attended by the recipient than an improper e-mail. 
  It is a known thing that every useful thing comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. None of the things existing within the world are considered perfect. Similarly, the use of emails for conversing with people comes with its own set of pros and cons.

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  ​Facebook Marketing 2019-20 Made...

  Jim Stephens

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  ​Facebook Marketing 2019-20 Made Easy is one of dozens of Courses Focusing On Hot Internet Marketing & Make Money Topics.

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  The Language of Leadership - How...

  Joel Schwartzberg

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  Convey the essence of leadership with every communication. 
    
  Everything you communicate has the power to secure or sabotage your impression. But while you may be an empathic, visionary, responsive, inspiring, authentic, supportive, and humble leader, the lasting impact of those qualities hinges on your ability to communicate them effectively in words and expressions. 
    
  Drawing on his decades of experience as a presentation coach, executive speechwriter, and national champion public speaker,  Joel Schwartzberg offers unique mindsets, actionable tactics, and diverse examples to help you leverage the most powerful leadership tool you have: your voice. Whether you're giving speeches, telling stories, sending emails, posting messages, recording videos, or running Zoom meetings, these are essential practices for establishing authority and engaging your audience. 
    
  The Language of Leadership will show you how to inspire, not merely inform, communicate with purpose and power, and sell—not just share—your most important ideas.

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  Just Right - How Neutral-Driven...

  Rob Christopher

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  It’s the dirty little secret of our American civil justice system: Getting real justice in everyday lawsuits costs too much. Legal fees and hidden costs dwarf financial stakes, forcing a choice between frustrating settlement or a long slog through litigation’s due process—either path feeling like legalized extortion. This huge and growing gap in our civil justice system occupies a no-man’s-land of prevailing injustice between small claims and high stakes disputes, defying all efforts to control it for decades.Until now. Legal insider Robert Christopher cuts to the core of the problem, offering an effective and practical solution that exposes and deters the claims of schemers and opportunists while making justice attainable and affordable for honest adversaries seeking a better path.Just Right articulates and promotes a simple and innovative neutral-driven approach to conflict resolution, instead of one driven by competing lawyer teams. Developed using lessons taught over a broad forty-year career in litigation and business, the method—which the author calls NDR—enables people and organizations to avoid most common legal disputes, and, when necessary, resolve them quickly and cost-effectively with minimal stress and distraction. Whether prescribed by contract or invoked during negotiations, the method delivers principled, fast, and cost-effective outcomes to all parties—win or lose.This book is a must read if you are:- Passionate about building and keeping long term relationships with partners, customers, suppliers, contractors, employees, and others- A business owner, executive, entrepreneur, or corporate general counsel- An attorney committed to your clients’ best overall interests and net outcomes- Anyone who wants a fair and practical approach to conflict resolution that delivers real justice while saving everyone time, money, and peace of mind

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  The Demise of Mankind - A...

  Truman Alexander

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  Please note: This content is for mature audiences only. It contains sobering language and graphic depiction of dysfunctional ways in which the world is run, as well as strong content and themes. Discretion is advised.A World of Trouble 
  Today the world is nose-deep in trouble; moral, ethical, social, political, and legal. How did we get here? 
  That is the right question to ask. 
  "What I Have Learned About the Demise of Mankind," is a not-so-fictional revelation of the key answers to that question. In this paradigm-shifting debut novel, Truman Alexander reveals the evil works of The Dark One on earth by exposing the Underworld's training manual for new devils, tempters, and dark angels. 
  Steve McCurdy's voice acting does the heavy lifting of the curiously unusual sentence structure specific to the Underworld Training Manual - clearly not written for mere mortals. Like an ice-cold schooner of crisp beer, it is authentic and refreshing with a possible chilling side-effect. 
  The book forces listeners to think about their own decisions. Excuses are taken away one-after-another. It immerses one into an introspective examination of life up until now. After this, it is impossible for an intelligent reader NOT to want to better his or her life. 
  "What I Have Learned About the Demise of Mankind," is a unique audiobook that reveals how we, the humans, have unwittingly collaborated with the Underworld to cut our own throats. We don't even feel the pain - until it is too late. 
  Understanding the problem is half the solution. 
  If you are completely satisfied with your life - you don't need this book. 
  If you are NOT satisfied - you can't LIVE without this book. 
  It is your life and your call....Or is it?

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