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  Money Maker: Seven Step Plan to...

  Can Akdeniz, IntroBooks Team

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  Being financially free is not about luck, an obsession with money, or sacrificing all the fun in life. Being financially free is, more than anything, about being conscious of your actions and knowledgeable about how the monetary system works so that you can always make the right financial decisions. By enhancing your understanding of how your actions, thoughts, and emotions create a network that affects your financial status, Money Maker: Seven Step Plan to Financial Freedom guides you toward mastering this network. In order to maximize your wealth, you must cultivate good habits, utilizing a wide variety of information and financial management tools, such as budgets, bank accounts, insurances, and savings plans. Developing such habits is a process that requires self-discipline, but it can be made easier by breaking things into a series of steps. The aim of this book is to examine the process involved in attaining financial freedom and guide you through the steps that can move you toward achieving your financial goals. It shows how anybody can improve his or her financial status by wisely using resources that are always available and ready to be fructified.

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  Winning After Losing - Building...

  Thomas P. Bostick

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  Individuals, teams, and organizations must become more resilient in today’s complex world, and each one will experience failure at some point. Successful individuals, teams, and organizations bounce back. Winning After Losing, Building Resilient Teams offers a collection of lessons on leadership and resilience, of winning teams. I am writing this book as a retired U.S. Army three-star General, and as the former Chief Operating Officer of a public biotechnology company. Each leadership role taught me valuable lessons, whether serving with tactical units, at the corporate level in The Pentagon, or in seemingly impossible global missions. After transitioning into the business environment, many of these lessons of leadership and teamwork continued to make a significant positive impact. All businesses experience failure at some point in their growth, and they can bounce back through great leadership and teamwork. Whether in the military, government, or business, it is possible to build winning resilient teams.  
  Resilience is the capacity to recover. It is the effort expended to bend but not break despite trauma, tragedy, adversity, or crisis. Ultimately resilience is adapting based on lessons learned, to bounce back stronger than before. If you like winning, learn as much as possible from the experience of losing…that is what resilient teams do so well. 
  Lt. Gen. Thomas P Bostick 

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  The Art of War - Original...

  Sun Tzu

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  This Chinese treatise on war was written  by Sun Tzu in the 6th century BC. Each one of the 13 chapters is devoted to a  different aspect of warfare, making it the definitive work on military  strategies and tactics of its time. Studied by generals from Napoleon to  Rommel it is still one of the most influential works on the subject and is  required reading in most military academies around the world. Although it was  meant to be a practical guide to warfare in the age of chariots, this seminal  work on the philosophy of successful leadership is as applicable to  contemporary business as it is to war, and has become increasingly popular  today among corporate and political leaders.

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  How to Be a Digital Nomad and...

  James David Rockefeller

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  Man has always been a nomad, a restless spirit or a free-spirited species. In very early times, we moved from place to place, from continent to continent, tracking the stars, crossing huge rivers, and following the seasons in our efforts to survive. Before the advent of modern civilization as we know it, it was common for man to travel great swathes of lands and territories. But they didn't remain like that forever, the free-spirited nomadic men; they began to change their orientation. They began to try to find ways to stay in a place longer than usual. They had an urge to own lands, to build a connection to the lands. There was a plea for stability and so any semblance to a regular life, one that does not involve old moving habits, is embraced by us. 
   
  We continue to bury our nomadic essence deeper into our core. We spend a lot of our time, energy, and money paying for a lot of things in our possession already. The all too popular culture of getting it now and paying later has been a resonant motto for most men. This exemplifies the way we see the world and our current approach to survival. This speaks to the state of our complacency and our inability to remove ourselves from our self-inflicted burdens of excruciating debts and our monotonous 9-5 daily obligations. But not everybody wants to live that way: It is about having a newfound freedom, working with no boundaries or borders. The ability to finally live and work from any workstation in the world. It is called being a digital nomad.

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  Fetch Your Own Coffee

  Kaustubh Sonalkar

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  We do our best thinking when our minds are free to wander, and our minds are most free when we do routine tasks like fetching ourselves a cup of coffee or watering the plants. Fetch Your Own Coffee is a compilation of such profound thoughts - that offer an alternative view of everything around us. Written and published as separate blogs over three years, each chapter included in this book has been widely read and discussed online before being handpicked and compiled in this one book of invaluable life lessons.

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  The Secret to Persuasiveness -...

  Dr. Larry Iverson

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  Whether you are trying to influence or negotiate with your largest client, boss, spouse or even one of your children—you need to be skillful.  Do you think it might help to be better at reading body language?  Would it be beneficial to know how to overcome the most frequently occurring miscommunication problem?  Would knowing exactly how someone can be persuaded be helpful in your interactions?  Well now you can!  Master these skills taught by Dr. Larry Iverson in this great Persuasiveness Program. *Learn to apply the “Law of Requisite Variety” to gain the upper hand. *Learn the secrets of how to use the amazing “Convincer Strategy”. *Know rapport building tactics so you can quickly connect with anyone. *Learn what the biggest communication blunder is—and how to avoid it. *Learn exactly how others become convinced they should buy, sell or go along with what you want.

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