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  Buying Pizza for Bill Gates -...

  Godwyns Ade Agbude Ph.D.

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  The title, "Buying Pizza for Bill Gates,"  hints at a captivating journey that goes beyond the surface of mere gestures. As the pages unfold, the reader is drawn into a narrative that skillfully weaves together anecdotes, real-life examples and thoughtful reflections. The suspense builds as the book promises to reveal not just the act of buying pizza but the profound meaning behind it. The book calls for the possibility of reconsidering relationships and challenging preconceived notions that the wealthy do not need anything. The book provides the strategies needed to build meaningful connections with people.

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  Confessions of a Software Techie...

  Ramakrishna Reddy

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  Confessional. “How-to”. Entertaining. Software world is in a disruptive phase. Technology is changing, business needs are changing, and so should the techies. Without sugar coating and without conforming to be politically right, this audiobook will remove the haziness and share the truth to thrive as a techie at work and life.    
  After completing more than a decade in the tech world, Ramakrishna Reddy, tells it like it is. By drawing from a decade of experience as a techie, he has distilled work, performance, communication, productivity, politics, health, money, relationships and much more into Confessions of a Software Techie.   
  You’ll learn:Ten lessons that they do NOT teach in classroomsHow to deal with people and politicsSeven practical ideas to get more done from lessHow to write emails that people want to read and actFour things you must do to speak effectively with clients and stakeholdersA simple seven-step system to fast track your presentations skillsFour things you must know to quantify performanceHow to handle the seven painful problems that every techie will faceSix steps to lead a healthy life (and it's just not eating right)Learn why "studying and getting a good job" is bad adviseLearn different options to create passive incomeWhy guys should not chase girls and (what to do instead)What a woman wants from HER guy And much more 
  Buy this audiobook now!

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  A Rare Recording of Marshall...

  Marshall McLuhan

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  Marshall McLuhan (1911 - 1980) was a Canadian professor, philosopher, and bestselling author. He made major contributions to the study of media theory. McLuhan is well-known for his expression "the medium is the message," from his 1964 book, "Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man." He also popularized the term “global village,” and he predicted the World Wide Web almost 30 years before it was invented. This recording is from one of his lectures.

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  Hunting Discomfort - How to Get...

  Sterling Hawkins

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  Entrepreneur, motivational leader, and internationally recognized public speaker Sterling Hawkins shows readers how to get comfortable with discomfort to create breakthrough results in life and business using his #NoMatterWhat system for transformative change. 
  If you’re like most people, you probably shy away from discomfort. But the uber-successful—from elite athletes to billionaire founders and famous entrepreneurs—do the exact opposite. They know that discomfort can be high-octane fuel for performance or the most direct path to their goals. And they’ve learned how to turn rock bottom into one of life’s greatest gifts. You can, too. 
  Entrepreneur Sterling Hawkins has spent his life coming back from the brink to sell companies, finish ultramarathons, and realize goals through his #NoMatterWhat system for achieving larger-than-life results. 
  Now it’s your turn. 
  This book will show you how to:Expand your realityCommit so deeply that there’s no going backSurround yourself with those who hold you to your potential and nothing lessUse roadblocks to your advantageFlow, flex, and pivot to the best possible outcome—no matter what 
  The journey you are invited to embark upon will not be comfortable. But it will be extraordinary. Welcome to the hunt.

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  Voiceprint - How to Leave a...

  Sally Prosser

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  When you speak, you leave a unique voiceprint. 
  It can command a room. Comfort a loved one. Invite opportunity. Create success. 
  A powerful voiceprint isn’t reserved for professional speakers, it’s available to everyone. 
  It’s available to you. 
  Voice coach, Sally Prosser, takes you on a literary adventure that cleverly weaves raw stories with life-changing advice, helping you reclaim your vocal magic. 
  Voiceprint is funny, fierce, and unexpectedly deep. It’s like having a heart-to-heart with your wisest, sassiest friend who just happens to know the ins and outs of voice. 
  Sally shows you what your voice is capable of - technically, energetically, emotionally and spiritually. 
  In this book, you’ll discover:The formula to unlock your own magnetic sound - and love it!Practical, fun exercises to express yourself with confidenceFresh techniques to captivate your audienceHow to activate your voice to shape your reality and legacyYour wake-up call to start speaking your truth. 
  You don’t need a microphone to make an impact. 
  You need a voice that’s yours. 
  A voice not just heard, but felt. 
  Awaken the power of your voiceprint. 
  Make your mark.

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  Summary: Range - Why Generalists...

  Brooks Bryant

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  Disclaimer: This book is not the official, but a summary & it does not accompany the official. 
  Is specialization really the key to success? Our eye-opening summary of David Epstein's 'Range' challenges the status quo, arguing that in a world that's increasingly complex and interconnected, being a generalist is more advantageous than you think. Explore groundbreaking studies and real-life examples that prove why breadth of experience is as important as depth. 
  In this quick, illuminating read, we condense Epstein's revolutionary thesis into actionable insights that will make you rethink your career, your education, and the way you approach problem-solving. Discover why the most impactful inventors, business leaders, and thinkers are those who have a wide range of interests, skills, and experiences. 
  Shift your mindset from 'the earlier the specialization, the better' to embracing the untapped power of having a 'Range' of skills. Don't get left behind in an evolving world—expand your horizons with our essential summary.

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