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  What Is Your Health Worth

  Grant Kane

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  Have you ever questioned why identical medications bear different price tags? Or pondered the implications of brand names versus generic alternatives? Let’s unveil the hidden mechanisms behind drug pricing, from the dual roles of brand and generic names to the monopolistic practices of pharmaceutical giants. 
  Through meticulous research and real-world examples, this book sheds light on the startling reality of exorbitant drug prices in the United States. From insulin to weight loss medications, discover the staggering price differentials and the socioeconomic impact on consumers. Delve into the convoluted system where stakeholders, from drug companies to policymakers, prioritize profits over the well being of the average American. 
  This book challenges readers to question the status quo and demand accountability from those shaping the healthcare industry. Join the movement for affordable healthcare and equip yourself with the tools to navigate the pharmaceutical maze. In the pursuit of wellness, every decision counts.

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  Design Your Meaningful Retirement

  Charlie Baker, Larry Wofford,...

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  Are you retired or soon-to-be retired? Did you wake up and wonder what the heck to do with the rest of your life? Do you worry about being fulfilled? 
  You're not alone in your quest for meaning in retirement life. Newly found free time can be hard to fill, and most retirees at some point feel a loss of purpose, value, and connection. 
  Through relatable stories of actual coaching experiences, retirement coaches Charlie Baker, Larry Wofford, and Craig Bothwell highlight common retirement challenges, present habits to overcome them, and help you define your retirement "type". 
  Hear stories from:A workaholic CEO, who retired and struggled to build back her routineA meticulous planner, who had no clue how to account for all his free timeA former business owner, who missed the fast-paced nature of his job and had to find new ways to use his strengthsAnd several other retirees just like you 
  Find your purpose, then make retirement the dream chapter of your life!

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  Buyology 20: The Psychology of...

  Jessica Frank

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  Why do customers really buy—and why do they stop? In a world shaped by algorithms, influencers, and endless choice, the traditional rules of marketing no longer apply. In Buyology 2.0, Jessica Frank reveals the hidden forces driving today’s consumer decisions, blending cutting-edge behavioral science with real-world case studies from leading brands. 
  From subconscious biases and emotional triggers to the rise of digital trust and community-driven loyalty, this book uncovers the psychology behind modern buying behavior—and shows you how to harness it to create authentic, lasting connections with your customers. 
  Whether you’re a marketer, entrepreneur, or business leader, Buyology 2.0 is your blueprint for thriving in the new era of customer psychology.

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  Four Cornerstones of Financial...

  Chris Budd

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  How to become happier and more fulfilled with your money. Why is it that most of us feel we are not very good when it comes to money? Why do we feel dissatisfied and unfulfilled? We typically think that, in order to be successful and get nearer to financial independence, we need to accumulate more money. In fact, it may well be that we actually need to become more aware of what makes us happy. Then we may well find that financial independence and success moves nearer to where we currently are! Written by leading financial wellbeing adviser Chris Budd, this invaluable book presents an understanding of our finances that is defined not in terms of wealth or status, but by happiness. Through a four-cornerstone approach, it provides practical advice on how to create a financial wellbeing plan that will help you to focus away from simply accumulating wealth, and instead focus on enjoying your life. The author leads the reader into understanding their own definition of success, what brings happiness and wellbeing, and the distractions and barriers that stops us from achieving wellbeing. Based on this insight into what we want from life, we can create a pathway to use money to increase our wellbeing and have a more healthy, fulfilling and enjoyable life.

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  Democracy in Power - A History...

  Sandeep Vaheesan

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  Private money, public good, and the original fight for control of America’s energy industry.
   
  Until the 1930s, financial interests dominated electrical power in the United States. That changed with President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal which restructured the industry. The government expanded public ownership, famously through the Tennessee Valley Authority, and promoted a new kind of utility: the rural electric cooperative that brought light and power to millions in the countryside. Since then, public and cooperative utilities have persisted as an alternative to shareholder control. Democracy in Power traces the rise of publicly governed utilities in the twentieth-century electrification of America.
   
  Sandeep Vaheesan shows that the path to accountability in America’s power sector was beset by bureaucratic challenges and fierce private resistance. Through a detailed and critical examination of this evolution, Vaheesan offers a blueprint for a publicly led and managed path to decarbonization. Democracy in Power is at once an essential history, a deeply relevant accounting of successes and failures, and a guide on how to avoid repeating past mistakes.

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  The Art of Money Getting -...

  P. T. Barnum

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  A get-rich-quick guide: “The splashy creator of The Greatest Show on Earth proves as sensible and level-headed about the almighty dollar as your CPA” (The Delve).   Who better to teach you how to make money than one of America’s greatest showmen and promoters? The founder of the Barnum & Bailey Circus and freak show exhibitor, P. T. Barnum had his finger on the pulse of nineteenth-century America. In The Art of Money Getting, he shares his secrets to success—from staying out of debt to advertising and the upkeep of customer relations—tips that remain timely to this day.   “Barnum’s autobiography tells his colorful story, but it is The Art of Money Getting or Golden Rules of Making Money that offers a recipe book for prosperity. Consistent with a great marketer, the title is a slight exaggeration of the content. There are, in fact, no detailed ideas or techniques for getting rich. Instead, the author provides 20 rules for personal success and the development of good character that, indirectly, will make a person’s financial rise almost inevitable.” —Citywire   “There is wisdom embedded in his words. . . . The book is packed with practical advice that we’ve heard before but need hearing again.” —The Invisible Mentor   “Highlights how he made his fortune, became bankrupt and then worked his way back to the top again. Much of his guidance is still applicable today.” —Medium

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