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  This Is How They Tell Me The...

  Margot Langley

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  In “This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends,” you’ll plunge into the clandestine world of zero-day exploits—the unpatched software vulnerabilities that have become the ultimate weapons for hackers, cybercrime rings, and nation-state intelligence agencies. Through on-the-ground reporting, high-stakes trading stories, and dramatic breach accounts, discover how these digital arsenals are bought, sold, and deployed to cripple institutions and reshape geopolitics. You’ll learn the defender’s playbook—red-team drills, automated honeypots, and collaborative threat-intelligence networks—and why embedding ethics and transparency into every security process is no longer optional but essential. Dynamic and motivational, this audiobook equips productivity-focused professionals with strategies to build resilient systems: automate continuous testing, empower cross-functional strike teams, and institutionalize post-mortems that turn every incident into a catalyst for improvement. Prepare to transform fear of the next cyber-catastrophe into actionable defense—and ensure that the digital commons remains a space of innovation, not chaos.

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  Unlock Your Financial Success -...

  Vines Graener

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  This book is tailored for individuals looking to refine their investment strategies, assuming they already possess a basic understanding of financial concepts. Moreover, it proves pertinent for finance students seeking to explore alternative perspectives and counter-arguments to widely accepted market theories. 
  Index funds are essentially mutual funds that mirror a specific market index, like the S&P 500. This approach has stood the test of time as one of the most effective investment strategies. 
  This book is tailored for the investor, not the speculator. An investor seeks a stable monetary return on their portfolio, while a speculator operates more like a gambler, aiming for quick-hit profits. 
  The concept of a "Mastering Wall Street's Wealth-Building Secrets" suggests that past events don't dictate future outcomes. In investing, this means short-term gains and losses in the stock market are unpredictable. This contradicts the beliefs of many Wall Street professionals who assume they can outperform average returns through predictions. 
  Financial professionals typically follow two methodologies. The majority adhere to the "firm foundation" theory, which asserts that each stock has an intrinsic value based on measurable factors. Others subscribe to the "castles in the air" theory, suggesting stock prices are influenced by human perception and can be charted to reveal patterns.

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  The History of Computing - From...

  Craig Dames

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  The story of computing begins not with electricity or screens, but with simple tools and the human need to solve problems. Long before the modern computer, ancient civilizations were already creating devices to aid in counting, measuring, and performing basic arithmetic. These early innovations laid the groundwork for centuries of progress in computing. 
  One of the most enduring tools from this era is the abacus. Believed to have originated in Mesopotamia over 4,000 years ago, the abacus evolved in various cultures, including Chinese, Roman, and Japanese societies. It was a portable, efficient device that allowed users to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division by sliding beads along rods or grooves. Although simple in design, the abacus was powerful for its time and is still used in some regions for teaching arithmetic and mental calculation skills. 
  In addition to the abacus, ancient number systems were critical to the development of computation. The Babylonians used a base-60 numeral system, which influenced the way we measure time and angles today. The Egyptians employed a system based on units of ten, using hieroglyphs to represent values. Meanwhile, the Romans had a cumbersome numeral system that made complex calculations challenging. It wasn't until the adoption of the Hindu-Arabic numeral system, with its concept of zero and place value, that true advances in mathematical computation became possible.

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  Suck Less Do Better - The End of...

  Nate Green

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  Ready to trade excuses for results? Step off the sidelines and create your legacy Suck Less, Do Better isn’t just a title; it’s a call to action. It’s time to wake up, look in the mirror, and face the truth: you’re the problem—but you’re also the solution. This straight-talking guide empowers driven individuals who are done with mediocrity and ready to seize control of their futures. Cut out distractions and set bold goals that will propel you forward. Whether you’re dreaming of launching a business, climbing the corporate ladder, or seeking a complete life overhaul, this book serves as an essential roadmap. You’ll uncover the barriers holding you back and learn how to exploit your strengths to achieve your ambitions. Stop making excuses and start making progress. The life you want is waiting for you—grab it!

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  Sales Psyche - Mastering a...

  Chris Hatfield

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  In the relentless world of sales, where targets loom large and rejection can be a constant companion, the toll on your mind is often underestimated. This book is a transformative resource in the challenging world of sales. Unlike traditional manuals fixated on skillsets, this book delves into the overlooked realm of mental and emotional tools, fostering a healthy and high-performing mindset essential for getting results and developing a career in sales. The author addresses unspoken challenges in sales, offering essential insights, stories and tools to unlock full potential in mind management and nurture success. From overcoming limiting beliefs and reframing stress to building resilience, leveraging imposter syndrome and combating burnout—the silent sales killer – the book stands as a go-to resource for any salesperson. In fact, Sales Psyche is more than a guide – it's a comprehensive resource for any salesperson wanting to build a successful and sustainable career.

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  Formulating Solutions

  P. Scott Bening

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  Ever wondered how Tide Pods were invented? Who came up with the soluble film that holds the detergent?In Formulating Solutions, P. Scott Bening shares his journey from chemist to entrepreneur and teaches readers the key lessons he’s learned throughout his career. As the primary designer of the global strategies and relationships that enabled this story of successful innovation, Scott developed and positioned his organization for over three decades to thrive in an emerging market space. Now he’s teaching others to do the same.Follow Scott’s story and learn how to create beneficial business relationships, scale your company to an enterprise, protect your intellectual property, navigate global growth, and much more. Start cultivating innovation and formulating solutions today.

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