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  Create More - Lessons Learned...

  Len Jessup

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  Whether you’re launching a new venture or leading change from within, entrepreneurial leadership is the key to building something that lasts. In Create More, Len Jessup shares transformative lessons from a life spent navigating the frontiers of innovation.

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  The Networked Nonprofit -...

  Randi Zuckerberg, Allison Fine,...

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  The array of social media can be very complex looking from the  outside -- a beeping, flashing, chattering din. But upon closer  inspection, social media and social networks respond to the same  needs that drive human beings; the need to connect with one another  in meaningful ways through conversation. Social change happens  through conversations, and the job of nonprofits is to organize  themselves in such ways as to catalyze and manage those  conversations and networks.    Network management includes, but isnt limited to, such  important tenets as providing multiple access points for supporters  to get into and out of organization, participating in conversations  about your cause rather than presenting strategic plans and  organizational charts, sharing rather than grabbing credit, and  leveraging social capital rather than owning and operating all of  the heavy organization machinery yourself. Organizations work from  the inside out; networks work from the outside in.  The Networked Nonprofit makes sense of the  existing mishmash of data, blogs and books about social media  in a connected world and social change and applies this  knowldege specifically to social change organizations. It  offers a set of guiding principles to help leaders navigate the  transition from top-down organizations to a networked approach.  Each chapter provides specific strategies for implementation and  "secrets to success" according to activists who have learned how to  use new social media effectively themselves.

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  Modern Leadership: Lessons From...

  Paul A. Wyatt

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  What lies behind the greatness of Lincoln, Gandhi, Mandela, Einstein, and Gates? And, better yet, how can YOU replicate them? Keep reading to find out!
  
  "A leader is best when people barely know he exists, when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: We did it ourselves." — Lao Tzu
  
  The way you think about leadership serves as the basis for your motivations.
  
  Is it to rule and wield power? Is it for personal gain? Or is it to put yourself up to task in delivering what people long for?
  
  Many leaders, both in the past and present, have missed the mark. Most are frustratingly out of touch with the people they serve. Instead of striving for the greater good, they ruthlessly pursue personal ambitions and fancies.
  
  But, every so often, a handful of good apples rise from the muddied waters and offer a glimmer of hope through their actions, words, deeds, and ability to make things happen.
  
  How do they do it?
  
  Great leaders are constantly moving, making and learning from mistakes, and growing. Greatness involves constant and painful self-awareness, discovery, and improvement. Of course, each one is cut from a different cloth.
  
  But ALL of them share a few things in common.
  
  The growing body of literature that offers effective leadership strategies has given others the keys to adopt these themselves, one way or another.
  
  In "Modern Leadership Lessons From the World's Greatest" by Paul A. Wyatt, you will discover timeless qualities of 8 extraordinary leaders and how to develop these game-changing skills in yourself.
  
  In the 8 leaders that are highlighted in "Modern Leadership Lessons From the World's Greatest", you will read about compelling insights, tips, experiences, and advice that are brilliantly formatted to effectively draw leadership lessons from history's best to enable you to replicate them today.

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  Money Management for Teens - A...

  Vince Gordon

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  If money management sounds boring, it's because you have yet to learn what it can do for you. Read on! 
  Thinking about money can be daunting when you don’t have a lot of it and you realize there are so many things in the adult world you don’t know about yet. 
  But here's the thing: Unlocking the secrets of money management is way more fun (and way less scary) than you might fear. 
  This clear and comprehensive guide to managing your money will equip you with skills you didn’t realize you needed… and when you have them, you’ll have everything you need to make your money work for you. 
  Inside, you’ll discover:Exactly what money actually is and how it worksEverything you need to know about credit cards before you consider signing up for oneBank accounts demystified – choose the right one for you, and understand exactly what you need to do to get it up and runningThe “money mindset” explained… and how to cultivate one that will support your financial dreamsWhy budgeting is less boring and more important than you realized… with practical tips for doing it wellThe different kinds of financial institutions you need to know aboutWhy investing isn’t just a rich person’s game… and how you can get started now to see huge growth in your moneyHow smart saving paves the way for a richer future – with essential tips for doing it wellThe financial planning tips every adult wishes they’d had at your ageHow becoming a millionaire as a teen isn’t as wild an idea as you think it is… and how to give it your best shot! 
  And much more. 
  Money management is your ticket to financial freedom. It’s time to discover the secrets every adult wishes they’d known sooner! 
  Take the stress out of money, and discover the path to the life you want to live!

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  The Wealth of Nations

  Adam Smith

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  An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, generally referred to by its shortened title The Wealth of Nations, is the magnum opus of the Scottish economist and moral philosopher Adam Smith. First published in 1776, the book offers one of the world's first collected descriptions of what builds nations' wealth, and is today a fundamental work in classical economics. By reflecting upon the economics at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the book touches upon such broad topics as the division of labour, productivity, and free markets.

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  HOW TO BUY MOBILE HOMES - The...

  Adrian Smude

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  Being wrong is one of the best things to happen to me. 
  The best way to learn is from others’ mistakes. I’ve made plenty of mistakes, but I’ve also had incredible success, and I want you to learn from me. 
  My name is Adrian Smude, and I went from an evicted tenant to a highly profitable and financially free investor teaching across the country living my dream life, all by investing in mobile homes “with the dirt”. 
  This book is a collection of what I’ve learned from 20 years of landlording and the stories along the way. It is written so you can easily learn from my mistakes and take advantage of key takeaways at the end of each chapter. Some of the topics and stories include:How I find great deals by wearing neon yellowHow I increased my monthly income over 800% with a 1031 exchangeHow to encourage sellers to finance your purchaseWhy you shouldn’t “steal in slow motion”How a goat taught me a lesson on inspecting mobile homesThe 6 common myths keeping investors from cashing in 
  The journey wasn’t always pretty, and this isn’t a get-rich-quick book. But if you are willing to take action and try a niche corner of the real estate market, then this is the book for you. 
  Now with over 20 minutes of bonus chapters! 
  This audiobook is narrated by the author, Adrian Smude

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