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  How to be Second - Being Second...

  Nathan Young, David Hartman Ph.D

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  Chief Operating Officer. Chief of Staff. General Manager. Second in Command. The job title can vary. But there is something that unifies these roles when you see them performed well. It’s a particular kind of person with a particular kind of wiring, and a particular kind of person whose strengths are amplified when working in a leadership duo.  
  Who is this person, you might ask? They’re called Seconds. And this book is dedicated to them.  
  In How to be Second, Nathan Young and David Hartman explore all sorts of questions about Seconds: Who is a Second? How do you know if you’re a Second? What are some strengths and challenges of Seconds? Why does my organization need a Second (or multiple Seconds)? How do I best work with or for a Second? How do I hire a great Second?  
  Seconds, at their core, are valuable leaders. But their leadership shows up best and is activated by working for another leader.  
  If you are a Second, a person who might need a Second, or if you're neither... leadership won't look the same to you after reading this book.

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  On the Hunt for Great Companies...

  Simon Kold

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  An unparalleled practical training tool for investment analysis, On the Hunt for Great Companies helps listeners move beyond using rules of thumb for companies or investment hypotheses based on broad-level pattern recognition. Listeners will learn how to assess all the essential traits of a good business, including passionate management, staying power, abnormal reinvestment options, low dependency risk, and to identify emerging quality. 
   
    
   
  This book is supported by a wealth of real-world examples, both contemporary and historical, and true business stories and anecdotes from investor and former comedian Simon Kold. In this book, listeners will learn about: 
   
   
   
  ● Elements of intense and durable competitive advantage such as scale economies, switching costs, network effects, brands, proprietary resources, and modest value extraction 
   
   
   
  ● Methods to formulate falsifiable test statements and empirically test those predictions, rather than relying on heuristics or box-checking 
   
   
       
  Detailed, sophisticated, and highly actionable, On the Hunt for Great Companies is an essential for professional investors of all sizes, in all industries, in both public and private markets.

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  Blockchain - Complete Guide to...

  Matt Cohen

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  Discover the technology that will change our financial system forever. The blockchain technology is probably the greatest human invention after the internet. Simply put, the blockchain technology is a form of a distributed ledger that is decentralized and public and can record transactions with a very high level of security. All the records in the blockchain are called blocks, and each of them is linked to the previous one with a hash pointer and is securely stored with cryptography. This technology is revolutionary because every transaction is recorded across a network of multiple computers in the net. This way, no record can be altered or modified without changing the other blocks. The blockchain technology is still in its early days, but it's already clear that it has the potential to change our financial system forever. “ The Blockchain Will Do To The Financial System What The Internet Did To Media". In this comprehensive guide you'll find everything you need to know about the Blockchain technology, Blockchain based applications and interesting future developments. This is an in-depth guide on the blockchain technology, but you'll be easily able to understand it even if you're a non- technical user. What you’ll discover: what blockchain technology is and exactly how it works, real-world examples of blockchain technology, how a blockchain network can be compromised through a 51% attack, 5 proven ways to profit from cryptocurrencies, 8 core strategies for making money by trading cryptocurrencies that every investor should know, the common mistakes beginner traders make and how to avoid them, how blockchain technology will change our financial system forever, and much, much more. Take advantage of the revolution! Scroll to the top and click BUY NOW!

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  The Long Game - A Playbook of...

  Eric Becker, Avy Stein

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  In the next decade, nearly 70 percent of US new businesses will fail … Why? 
  Competition. Stock market downturns. Geopolitical crisis. Poor planning. Millions of companies struggle to make it past one year, but how do the rare few manage to endure one hundred years? And is it still even possible to future-proof your business? 
  The answer is yes. This playbook, developed by Eric Becker, will show you how it’s done. 
  As an investor, board member, CEO, and founder, Eric has become a global leader in private equity and wealth management and successfully played key roles in over one hundred companies in his career. He has also guided some of the world’s most powerful entrepreneurs and ultra-high net worth families. 
  By leveraging his own success and lessons he’s learned in board rooms of billion-dollar start-ups and iconic legacy brands, Eric has developed the key plays that he believes can fortify a business to thrive. 
  The Long Game highlights a curated collection of companies that have defied the odds and thrived for over a century. Through meticulous research and in-depth interviews with CEOs, historians, and key decision makers, this audiobook delves into the pivotal strategies and decisions that enabled them to adapt and remain competitive on a global stage. 
  Eric’s playbook passes forward the legacy of those who have figured it out, helping founders shape the future.

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  Leading Impactful Teams -...

  James Louttit

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  Winner of the 2023 PMI Project Professional of the Year* 
  Winner of the 2024 Goody Book Awards Best Book - Business / Management 
  In the run up to 2016 I was a senior manager making what I now know were dozens of mistakes every day, but fixing them with effort and determination, and stress. It nearly killed me, but as my dad says "experience is worth what it costs you", and that experience was worth a lot. 
  After I got out of hospital I studied everything I could about projects, agile, design thinking, psychology. facilitation human behaviours and anything else I thought would be useful to people like me. I figured out how to simplify things down and explain them to my team and stakeholders and went from being "just another" project manager working 60 hours a week, to becoming a leader in a major PLC with an empowered team who had amazing opportunities, buy-in and motivation. 
  After 3 years as a Chief Information Officer, coaching guiding my team to take on more and more responsibility (and get the promotions they deserved), I was able to manage my diary properly, and I went to a 4-day working week and started thinking about sharing the techniques more widely. 6 months later, I left that role and now I teach the biggest companies in Ireland how to simplify their projects and work efforts, empower their teams and generally reduce stress and achieve better outcomes all round. Many of the approaches and ideas are incredibly simple to learn and you can start using them immediately. 
  With stories and insights that will create several "ah-ha" moments, a lot of problems you'll recognise and even a few giggles, I hope you'll enjoy this as both entertainment and a learning experience. I guarantee that you'll take away many valuable ideas. If you don't - ping me on LinkedIn (I'm easy to find) and I'll give you double your money back. 
  *(Ireland Chapter)

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  Invest Like a Mother - A New...

  Tina Berger

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  For generations, investing has been framed as a simple question: How much money can a portfolio earn? 
   
  But another question refuses to go away: What is the money we invest helping create? And what costs—human, ecological, and social—are hidden behind the returns? 
   
  Many investors today find themselves caught between two deeply held desires: to build financial security for themselves and their families, and to contribute to a world where people, communities, and ecosystems can thrive. They are often told these goals are separate. Sometimes they are told they are incompatible; the underlying assumption is that to care for one is to compromise the other. 
   
  Invest Like a Mother challenges that assumption. 
   
  Drawing on real-world investment opportunities beyond traditional stock market investing, Tina Berger introduces a holistic framework for making financial decisions in an interconnected world. Rather than treating values as obstacles to wealth creation, she shows how care, responsibility, and long-term thinking can become powerful guides for allocating capital. 
   
  Mothering, in its deepest sense, is not about gender. It is an orientation. Whether practiced by women, men, or anyone committed to caring for something beyond themselves, mothering changes how we relate to time, risk, and responsibility. It asks not how much can be extracted before something breaks, but what is needed for life to flourish. It recognizes that neglect compounds—and that so does care. 
   
  Through clear explanations, insightful reflections, and actionable strategies, readers will learn how to evaluate banks and investments through a broader lens, explore opportunities beyond conventional markets, and begin moving money toward the people, communities, and systems they want to strengthen. 
   
  More than an investment book, Invest Like a Mother is an invitation to redefine what security means—not as insulation from the world, but as participation in its flourishing.

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