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  How to Break Free and Build...

  Victoria David

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  Unlock the power within you to rise above fear, self-doubt, and limitations. How to Break Free and Build Success: The Courage to Rise is your roadmap to reclaiming control, igniting bold action, and creating a life of achievement and fulfillment. Through practical strategies, mindset shifts, and inspiring real-life examples, this book teaches you how to break free from the chains holding you back, embrace uncertainty, and transform obstacles into opportunities. Whether you’re seeking career growth, personal empowerment, or the courage to pursue your dreams, this guide equips you with the tools to rise stronger, act decisively, and build lasting success. 
  Empower yourself, overcome fear, and take the bold steps that turn aspirations into reality. Your journey to courage and success starts here.

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  Building your Company Plan -...

  Charlie Jackson

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  Building your Company Plan: Advice on How to Compose a Business Plan. All steps are included—from initial considerations to envisioning the organizational structure to creating a growth-powering marketing plan and building for the future with airtight financial documents. The book offers proven, step-by step advice for developing and packaging the components of the plan and keeping them up to date, including cover sheets, table of contents, executive summary, organization and marketing plans, and financial and supporting documents. Five real-life business plans and blank forms and worksheets provide readers with additional user-friendly guidelines for the creation of the plans. The revisions included in the new edition include updated chapters on writing a marketing plan and financing resources as well as a new, complete example of a business plan for a nonprofit organization.

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  The Terrifying Art of Finding...

  Collin Stewart

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  From one of North America’s top sales development leaders comes a powerful three-stage blueprint designed to guide startups to predictable revenue.Are you a startup founder with a great product but no sales? Do prospective clients say your product is interesting, but no one’s buying?Collin Stewart, founder and CEO of Predictable Revenue, shares hard-earned lessons about navigating the chaos of a startup and the daunting task of finding your first customers. The Terrifying Art of Finding Customers is a straight-talking guide for founders focused on tackling the essential steps to growth in the right sequence.This is an invaluable resource for any founder, organized into informative, practical sections covering the three major steps in a startup’s journey: finding product-market fit, closing your first customers, and building a scalable revenue engine. It offers clear milestones, practical benchmarks, complete with real stories of successes and pitfalls to help founders learn from mistakes and make lasting impact. With advice that starts with the uncommon art of actually listening to prospective clients, Stewart leads you from measuring the strength of your product-market fit through to hiring your first sales rep, using language and techniques that will make sense to all regardless of their sales experience. Through step-by-step milestones and benchmarks, he demystifies the process of finding your first customers, empowering founders to move forward with clarity and confidence.

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  Surviving Hyperinflation -...

  Petros Eshetu

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  HOW THE LESSONS OF ZIMBABWE’S FINANCIAL CRISIS TEACHES AMERICANS WHAT TO DO 
  On November 14, 1997, the massive loans taken by the government of Zimbabwe came to a sudden halt and our currency nearly completely collapsed. We call it Black Friday. In one day, the US dollar went from being worth 12 Zimbabwe dollars...to $75. In the weeks that followed, we watched a loaf of bread go from $1 to $7. Gasoline was even worse. But the amount of money in our bank accounts was still the same. We were terrified. 
  There was nothing the people of Zimbabwe could have done to prevent Black Friday, BUT…there were choices they could have made before that which might have protected them for when it hit. 
  My concern is that I’m seeing some of the same issues coming up in the US that were on the horizon in Zimbabwe back then. This book helps readers see how they can protect themselves in these times when US inflation seems geared to get worse, not slow down. 
  Although the two nations are different is so many ways, many economic influences cross all cultures, financial structures, and political agendas; the comparison is actually far more similar than many would think. 
  Don't miss out on this crucial information that could make all the difference in your financial stability.

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  The Price of Misfortune - Rights...

  Daniel Platt

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  A history of the struggle for debtors’ rights from the Civil War to the Great Depression 
   
  What can be taken from someone who has borrowed money and cannot repay? What do the victims of misfortune owe to their lenders, and what can they keep for themselves? The answers to those questions, immensely important for debtors, creditors, and society at large, have changed over time. The Price of Misfortune examines the cause of debtors’ rights in the modern United States and the struggles of reformers who fought to establish financial freedoms in law. 
    
  Daniel Platt shows how, in the wake of the Civil War, a range of advocates drew potent analogies between slavery, imprisonment for debt, and the experiences of wage garnishment and property foreclosure. He traces the ways those analogies were used to campaign for bold new protections for debtors, keeping them secure in their labor, property, and personhood. Yet, as Platt demonstrates, those reforms tended to assume as their ideal borrower someone who was white, propertied, and male. In subsequent decades, the emancipatory promise of debtors’ rights would be tested as women, wage earners, and African Americans seized on their language to challenge other structural inequalities: the dependency of marriage, the exploitation of industrial capitalism, and the oppression of Jim Crow. By reconstructing these forgotten developments—and recovering the experiences of indebted farmwives, sharecroppers, and wage workers—The Price of Misfortune narrates a new history of inequality, coercion, and law amid the early financialization of American capitalism.

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  Burn Rate: Book Summary & Analysis

  Alexander Pike

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  This content is an independent and unofficial summary created for informational and educational purposes only. It is not affiliated with, authorized, approved, licensed, or endorsed by the original author or publisher. All rights to the original work belong to its respective copyright holders. This summary is not intended to substitute the original book, but to offer a concise overview and interpretation of its main ideas. 
  A gripping, no-holds-barred chronicle of pursuing ambitious dreams amid the relentless fire of financial reality. In Burn Rate, listeners are taken on an unflinching ride from the electric rush of venture capital highs to the gut-wrenching lows of panic over dwindling runway. Through candid reflections on panic attacks in board meetings, the art of forecasting runways with color-coded spreadsheets, and the personal toll of sacrificing weekends for growth, this audiobook offers both heart and handbook. You’ll learn how to treat your burn rate as a living metric—one that signals exactly when to sprint, pivot, or pause—while safeguarding mental health and team morale. For any entrepreneur determined to balance audacious goals with sustainable resources, this is your essential guide to building with both daring and discipline.

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