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  Being Other - The Beauty and...

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  Do you ever feel that despite your skill and hard work, you're overlooked because of your gender, race, ethnicity, religion, or nationality? Do you feel the need to dim your shine just to fit in? 
  But what if being othered could be your strength? What if, embedded in your experience of adversity, is a new kind of leadership that challenges, inspires, and empowers? 
  In Being Other, Hanae Bezad takes you on a journey through her lived experiences—as a woman, an Arab, a Muslim, and an African—and intertwines them with the tales of other inspirational women. Together, they shine a light on how racism, misogyny, and deep-rooted power dynamics can be confronted and transformed into a foundation for unshakable dignity, self-worth and self-love. 
  Each chapter unfolds with transformational stories told in Bezad’s warm, poetic yet confronting voice, culminating in exercises to apply these learnings in your own life. 
  Being Other is for every Black, Indigenous and Women of Colour looking to reclaim her otherness as a creative superpower and achieve the success she deserves.

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  Education Work and Family Events...

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  This book investigates how educational expansion, the trend towards the
  service society and the German unification affect East and West German
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  periods and examines their consequences on women's entry into first motherhood
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  Real Estate Investing - The...

  Victor Adams

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  If you want to learn how you could retire early and wealthy with real eEstate even if you’ve never invested before then keep reading.... 
  Do you want to retire a millionaire? Do you want to have the option to quit your job and retire early? Do you want to learn how to invest in real estate even if you have little/no money? 
  Unfortunately, the world of real estate investing can often be a confusing place, and without proper education, it is likely you will burn through cash quicker than a gambling addict in Las Vegas. No longer will you need to feel as if you have to risk everything with your investments. Instead, we talk you through every strategy to find exactly what one is right for you and your life. Whether you want to get started with rental properties or wholesaling we’ve got you covered. 
  And don’t just believe me. Average real estate returns come in at 10.6 percent yearly, and that isn’t even considering the multiple other ways you can make money in real estate. 
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  The four secrets to success with real estate. Think buy and hold is the best way to make money with Real Estate? Think again.
  Seven strategies to maximize your rental property profit.
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  The secret to buying properties with no money down 
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  Why real estate holds the key to your financial freedom
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  So, even if you’ve never viewed a real estate investment before or don’t know what cash flow is, this book is an easy-to-listen-to essential guide that outlines everything you need to get started today! If you want to discover the proven strategies that real estate millionaires have used for decades then scroll up and click “add to cart”.

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  How to Build a Strong Work Ethic

  Steve Pavlina

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  "There is no fatigue so wearisome as that which comes from lack of work." – Charles Spurgeon |    If you've been stuck in a lazy rut lately, here are some suggestions to get yourself working productively...

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  How to Keep Your Job in a Tough...

  Michael J. Kitson, Bob Calandra

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  Mergers, outsourcing, and downsizing are the order of the day—and tomorrow as well. And employees everywhere now live in fear of layoffs. In this no-nonsense career guide, HR experts from the front lines demonstrate how to become invaluable at work and fend off a pink slip. The authors explain how to:Make yourself and your contributions visibleStay aware of trends, anticipate change, and adaptAcquire a reputation as a positive team playerBecome the "go-to" person It is possible to weather the storm that's swiftly tearing through every industry in America. With this book, you get an insurance policy to you them hold onto you paycheck and remain gainfully employed!

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  The House that Cheese Built -...

  Miguel A. Leal

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  A quintessential American dream story from a Mexican entrepreneur who shares the tale of building a multi-million-dollar business from scratch, complete with both success and failure, and always a vision of hope.Leal came to the US penniless as a teenager, speaking almost no English; he literally slept in the boiler room of a Wisconsin cheese factory for months before he was caught. Through hard work, grit, and ingenuity Leal would go on to launch his own business. He is widely credited with introducing Mexican cheeses to the US market and grew his company to a multi-million-dollar success story that defined an industry.Yet, like many successful entrepreneurs, Leal's great successes were matched by personal failures: the end of a marriage; trouble with law enforcement; and the deeply felt sense that there must be something more to life than great wealth. Leal's memoir, The House that Cheese Built, is both a quintessential immigrant success story—one that beautifully illustrates the immigrant experiences: isolation, fear, and ambition for a better life and assimilation—as well as a thoughtful personal account of entrepreneurship and all its benefits and costs.

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