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  World Changers 2024 - Employee...

  Scarlettabbott

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  Change your world. 
  Every day, we have a chance to change the world of work. As employee experience professionals, that’s our zenith – and our superpower. World Changers comes from months of tracking what’s emerged, grown and shifted, using the intersections of culture, people and insights to predict what could trip us up – and pick us up. 
  Five years since our first report landed, our vision stands. To convene the brightest voices to share their knowledge and experience with our community. To celebrate the power in our industry to make change happen in a tumultuous world. To create better worlds of work from the inside out. 
  Listen along to find ten sizzling topics set to explode in 2024 with the help of eleven expert voices. We explore how to navigate learning and development and the proven connection between wellbeing and productivity. How you can give HR the firepower to deliver truly human-centred programmes, and how Gen AI is really affecting our worlds of work. It’s a must-listen for anyone, anywhere, who has battled budget restrictions and buy-in for IC programmes. 
  Check out the online version of the report to find guides, whitepapers, helpful links and case studies beneath each topic to help you apply what you’ve learned in your world of work. 
  Link: https://bit.ly/WC-2024 
  Ten topics. Eleven expert voices. Let’s dive in.

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  Keep Your Job and Make Money -...

  Dr. David K. Ewen

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  In the rapidly changing job market, job security has become a crucial concern, making career development essential. This book offers strategies for career enhancement and steady employment: choosing a stable field like healthcare or technology, staying current with skills through courses and workshops, going beyond job roles to be invaluable, networking for opportunities, embracing adaptability and positivity, and maintaining a positive attitude. Prioritizing career development by selecting the right field, staying updated, building relationships, and adapting, positions individuals for success, further solidified by communication skills and handling pressure. These strategies pave the way for a resilient professional journey.Dr. David K. Ewen's journey, from entrepreneur to educator, author, voice actor, and film producer, exemplifies boundless creativity and dedication. The establishment of Enterprise College as an international educational beacon underscores its transformative impact on the world of learning. Through his literary works, captivating audiobook narrations, and compelling films, Dr. Ewen's enduring legacy inspires individuals to pursue knowledge, embrace innovation, and forge a lasting imprint of positive change.

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  Zen in the Art of Driving - Earn...

  Jabril Yousef Faraj

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  Half self-help, half Uber Eats how-to, Zen in the Art of Driving demystifies the experience of working for yourself as a delivery driver. Its insanely straightforward approach will give you the keys to increase your earning potential, add to your income and get closer to your dreams. Jabril breaks the job down to a simple science and shares all the secret insights they gained over more than 10,000 deliveries.  
  Whether you need a new job, are working to realize a passion or simply want to make more, Zen in the Art of Driving​​​​​​​ can help you take your game to the next level. Preeminently replayable, this short manual will teach you something new every time.

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  The Selfish Servant -...

  Antonio McBroom

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  From humble beginnings in the rural South to becoming a Morehead-Cain scholar at UNC-Chapel Hill, Antonio McBroom was always determined to achieve his C.E.O. dream of Creating Extra • Ordinary life. The only thing he didn’t expect was that a minimum wage ice cream scooping job would lead him there. 
  Presented with a chance to franchise his own Ben & Jerry’s, McBroom “scooped his way” to the top before co-founding his company, Primo Partners, in 2008. Within 15 years, he grew a single scoop shop from $200K per year to a vast enterprise that drives over $20 million annually. Primo now runs 25+ businesses with McBroom at the helm, including Starbucks cafés, coaching services and real estate development. 
  Through his multi-unit, multi-brand and multi-state empire, McBroom Created the Extra • Ordinary life he dreamed of, transforming his family and community in the process. In The Self•ish Servant, a hybrid memoir and business guide, McBroom shares the story behind his aspirational ascent. 
  Based on his own seven principles—Tenacity, Self-Awareness, Passion, Focus, Communi-Keys, Boss Time and Gratitude—The Self•ish Servant teaches other entrepreneurs and leaders-of-tomorrow to organize their impact through revolutionary service. 
  At its heart is McBroom’s counterintuitive secret to success: being “self•ish” is what helps us serve others even better. 
  With lessons on franchising, retail, real estate development, public speaking, servant leadership and everything in between, The Self•ish Servant establishes McBroom as a visionary new voice in business—and a one-stop-shop for all things needed to create an extraordinary life.

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  Exploitation - How Inequality...

  Marcus Klein

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  Economic inequality has become one of the defining challenges of our era, shaping the trajectory of societies across the globe. The income gap between the wealthiest and the poorest continues to widen, creating a stark divide that influences not only financial security but also access to education, healthcare, and opportunities. This growing disparity raises questions about the fairness of our systems and the sustainability of our futures.  
    
  The roots of inequality are complex, intertwining historical legacies with contemporary policies and practices. In many nations, the transition from agrarian economies to industrialized and globalized markets created unprecedented wealth. However, this wealth was not evenly distributed. The rise of capitalism, technological advancements, and shifts in labor dynamics often concentrated power and resources in the hands of a few, leaving vast populations struggling to make ends meet.  
    
  The income gap is more than just an economic issue; it has profound social, political, and cultural implications. At the societal level, inequality fosters divisions, creating barriers between different classes and perpetuating cycles of poverty. Social trust diminishes as communities perceive disparities as injustices, leading to increased tension and reduced cohesion. Politically, the influence of wealth on decision-making undermines democratic ideals, allowing a small elite to shape policies that serve their interests rather than those of the broader population. 

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  The Procrastinator's Guide To...

  Desta Paulette

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  Everyday, you promise yourself that you’ll get it done but you just can’t seem to even get started! Are you looking for enjoyable, effective, and creative ways to ensure that you never have to put off important tasks again? Then you should read this book! 
  Procrastination is more than just a destructive habit; it’s an emotional reaction to the subconscious fear that you’re incapable of getting something done. In fact, research shows that procrastination affects 20% of the population. Are you done with being part of this statistic? 
  The Procrastinator’s Guide to Being Successful is an easy-reading, comprehensive book that will transform your mind and habits so that you can learn to conquer your fears and fall in love with success again! 
  Inside The Procrastinator’s Guide to Being Successful, you’ll discover: 
  ●     Effective daily activities that will transition you from being a procrastinator to an initiator! 
  ●     Six powerful to-do list methods that will ensure that you complete any task you’re meant to do, even if you’ve failed before! 
  ●     Strategies that will help you transform your mindset by dealing with the need for perfectionism, fear of failure, or need for control. 
  ●     Ways you can get more done by getting help from your friends and the people around you. 
  ●     A step-by-step guide to backward planning, an effective method that allows you to create an action plan for success. 
  Imagine spending each day being able to successfully complete any essential task. No more doubting yourself, waiting until the last minute, or setting yourself up for failure. You are capable, and this is your time! 
  Don’t put off reading this powerful guide until tomorrow. It’s time to claim your success now!

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