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  Butterfly Goo - The Down and...

  Rachel Burr

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  You think transformation is pretty? Think again. Just like the messy goo a caterpillar goes through to become a butterfly, human transformation is equally "gooey." Rachel Burr’s story is filled with mishaps, mistakes, misadventures, and… yes, mess. But it’s not all slog. There are also triumphs and growth in Butterfly Goo as Burr takes you on a hilarious and poignant sightseeing tour of her own transformative journey. 
  With important lessons/chapter takeaways and experiential exercises for you to try, this book that's part memoir and part self-help will make you think about where your life is working and where it isn’t. Maybe you’re stuck in comfortable discomfort or searching for something, but you don’t know what it is. Maybe you want to make a change, but you’re afraid you’ll fail. Worse, maybe you think you aren’t good enough, smart enough, or just not enough, so you feel stuck. 
  As a successful executive coach and people expert, Burr has the experience you’d look for to lead you through change. But her most important credential is having confronted and survived her own fears, challenges, and reluctant decisions to emerge out the other side. 
  Don’t get us wrong: Butterfly Goo won’t create the change you’re looking for. Only you can do that. But it just might inspire you to step into the mess of your own transformative journey. After all, as Burr found out, you have to go through the goo before you can spread your wings.

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  The Fast Track to Financial...

  Andrew Richards

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  Unlock Financial Independence with this 3-in-1 Guide, and Take Control of Your Finances, Revenue Streams, and Time! 
  Are you tired of not earning enough from your 9-to-5 grind? Do you dream of freeing yourself from corporate shackles and just living life to the fullest? 
  Whatever your motivations are, you know it’s about time to start doing things on your own terms! 
  Andrew Richards worked as a senior investment analyst for decades. At that time, he realized that he could leverage his financial prowess, retire early, and live out the rest of his days as an untethered, successful digital nomad. 
  But how EXACTLY did he do it? You'll find the answers in "The Fast Track to Financial Independence," – a comprehensive 3-in-1 guide that offers actionable strategies to help you attain financial freedom and early retirement. 
  Explore this life-changing bundle, and you'll uncover:Live on Fire – Financial Independence Retire Early: Uncover the drive to reduce expenses, bolster savings, and amplify your income so that you can indulge in what truly matters - from quality family moments to adventurous travel.The New Side Hustle Handbook: Thrive in today's gig economy with this invaluable guide to lucrative side hustles. Learn the secrets to landing the best contracts that align with your unique skills and passions.Time is the New Money: Master the four pillars of wealth to attain fulfillment and lead a rich life that’s free from financial anxiety, poor health, isolation, and inefficient time management. 
  Your journey to an enriched life starts here. If you're ready to take control of your finances, enjoy a rewarding lifestyle, and thrive socially and physically, "The Fast Track to Financial Independence" is your golden ticket.Don't miss this opportunity! Scroll up and click "Buy Now" to seize your copy today!

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  Confronting Sacred Inequalities...

  Leanne M. Dzubinski

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  Why do women often struggle to thrive in Christian workplaces? 
   
  Prominent male Christian leaders are often called to account for improper behavior with women in their organizations. There are certainly a few bad actors, but is something systemically amiss in Christian organizations? 
   
  In Confronting Sacred Inequalities, Leanne Dzubinski shows how secular inequalities have been imported into Christian spaces and treated as sacred. Beliefs about women that don't align with Scripture and God's view of women have too often been promoted as biblical. She identifies five pitfalls that often occur in Christian organizations that make it difficult for women to flourish: 
   
  ● "Sex and the office": An undue focus on sexuality 
  ● "Hey, guys!": Language that marginalizes women 
  ● "I can't; I have to work": Assumptions about work culture that leave women feeling like they constantly fall short 
  ● "Are you sure that's right?": Ambivalence toward women 
  ● "There are no good women leaders": Cultural and Christian stereotypes that frame leadership as male 
   
  Dzubinski explains how organizational dysfunction is often caused by systems that prioritize men over women in ways that are detrimental to the organization as well as to the people in them--men and women alike. Each chapter offers scriptural perspectives and practical suggestions to help leaders create organizational cultures where everyone can flourish and work together as siblings in Christ.

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  The Ultimate Guide to Launching...

  StanTheMan Peters

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  The podcasting has become one of the most influential platforms with ideas, sharing stories, and connecting with a worldwide audience. The Ultimate Guide to Launching Your Podcast can help you pursue setting up your own podcast without breaking your bank account. Also, if you're a storyteller, an expert in a specific field, social influencer or simply someone with a passion to share, this book gives you the opportunity and tools to create your own podcast for free. 
   

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  The Wave Principle

  R. N. Elliott

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  The Elliott Wave Principle, formulated by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s, stands as a prominent tool in technical analysis, aiming to forecast market trends by discerning recurring wave patterns in financial markets. Rooted in the idea that market price movements aren't random but rather follow identifiable patterns shaped by investor psychology, this theory has gained significant traction.Elliott's framework categorizes waves into two main types: impulse waves and corrective waves. Impulse waves, constituting five distinct moves, align with the primary trend—whether upward or downward. On the other hand, corrective waves, comprising three moves, run counter to the prevailing trend, acting as periods of consolidation or retracement.Practically, analysts employ chart analysis to identify these wave patterns, labeling each wave numerically or alphabetically. To refine their wave counts and predictions, they use Fibonacci ratios, trendlines, and other technical indicators. The key premise is that understanding the psychological factors influencing market participants allows for anticipating future price movements.Traders and investors commonly apply the Elliott Wave analysis to various financial instruments, including stocks, commodities, and forex. Advocates argue that the predictive power of the Elliott Wave Theory can enhance decision-making in trading and investment strategies. However, critics emphasize the subjectivity in wave interpretation and the complexity of market dynamics, making consistent application challenging.In practice, adherents use the Elliott Wave Principle to identify entry and exit points based on the anticipated continuation or reversal of trends. Despite its popularity, it's crucial to approach Elliott Wave analysis with caution, acknowledging that market behavior is influenced by numerous factors, and no single approach guarantees success.

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  Rethinking Investing - A Very...

  Charles D. Ellis, Burton G. Malkiel

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  In just ten short, accessible, and inviting chapters, Rethinking Investing: A Very Short Guide on Very Long-Term Investing presents straightforward steps that ordinary people can take to better invest their money. This book dispels myths about the value of investment managers, highlights emotional tendencies that can cloud our financial judgment, explains why index funds are a savvy choice, and reveals secrets like why it's better to wait until age seventy to receive Social Security benefits—along with the calculations that make this decision crystal-clear. 
   
    
   
  Written by renowned investor and popular author Charley Ellis, this must-have resource shows you how to set yourself up for investment success in three easy steps, with information on creating an optimal nest-egg withdrawal strategy to ensure you never run out of money, even if you live until age 100; maximizing returns through tactics like reducing your tax bill and making full use of diversified investment vehicles; and using a safe, passive investment strategy and letting the modern stock market do all of the hard work for you. 
   
    
   
  Rethinking Investing is an essential listen for long-term investors who want to start getting more from their money, especially those in or approaching retirement seeking to secure happier outcomes later in life.

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