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  The Mac & Cheese Millionaire -...

  Erin Wade

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  In The Mac & Cheese Millionaire: Building a Better Business by Thinking Outside the Box, bestselling author, entrepreneur, and culinary innovator Erin Wade shares her inspiring and often hilarious journey of leaving her corporate lawyer job to open a hit mac and cheese restaurant, taking you through the challenges and victories that paved her path to success. By sharing the lessons that helped her sell millions of dollars in cheesy carbs, she delivers the tools you need to create change and surpass all your expectations. 
   
   
   
  This book isn't just a personal narrative; it's a masterclass in redefining what it means to love your work. Because while her journey started out of a love of mac and cheese, Wade found that what she ultimately fell in love with—was business. What follows is the story of starting a small business, all of the ensuing trials and tribulations, and ultimately building a unique, feminist work culture that helped transform the restaurant industry. 
   
   
   
  You'll also find funny and inspiring personal anecdotes that illustrate the power of tapping into your own singular brand of leadership; strategies for creating a one-of-a-kind work culture based on greater meaning, purpose, and connection; and tools to embrace a feminine leadership style that offer an enduring competitive advantage to entrepreneurs.

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  The B Corp Handbook - How to Use...

  Anonymous

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  B Corporations are a new kind of company dedicated to meeting rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency-well-known companies like Ben & Jerry's, Etsy, Method, New Belgium Brewing, and Patagonia are already on board. This is the first book to explain what B Corps are, how to become a B Corp, and what benefits B Corp certification offers.

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  The Shocking Truth about...

  Zoey Fraisers

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  Retirement is supposed to be a time of relaxation, freedom, and financial security. Yet for millions of people, it turns into a period of financial stress, uncertainty, and regret. The shocking truth is that most people are vastly unprepared for retirement—not because they lack the ability to save, but because they have been misled about how retirement planning really works.  
    
  One of the biggest mistakes people make is assuming they have plenty of time to figure it out later. Procrastination is the number one reason so many individuals find themselves struggling in their later years. The reality is that the earlier you start planning, the easier it becomes to build the kind of financial foundation that ensures a comfortable and worry-free retirement. However, because so many people believe in myths about retirement—such as the idea that Social Security will be enough or that they will simply work forever—many fail to take the necessary steps when they still have time.  
    
  Another hidden danger is underestimating the true costs of retirement. Inflation, healthcare expenses, and increasing longevity all pose significant risks to financial stability. Many retirees quickly realize that their savings don’t stretch as far as they had hoped. They find themselves forced to make difficult choices, whether that means cutting back on essentials, delaying retirement, or even returning to work after they thought they were done. The harsh reality is that a lack of preparation doesn’t just lead to minor inconveniences—it can completely derail your golden years. 

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  Breakthrough Supply Chains - How...

  Gene Tyndall, Eleftherios...

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  A timely guide to rethinking and reinventing supply chains with breakthrough thinking to benefits your organization, the economy, and the world 
   
   
   
  As global business and geopolitical conditions have changed radically, it is imperative that supply chain strategies and operations transform to thrive in a volatile environment. Leaders at corporations, public agencies, national security, and public health recognize the importance of resilience, agility and flexibility. Breakthrough Supply Chains provides a comprehensive view of end-to-end supply chains and dispels the common myths about them. It provides "breakthrough thinking" principles that address critical topics for enterprise and public policy: how supply chains have enabled profitable and beneficial growth in the evolving world; the evolution of "the new customers" and what they demand; the critical success factors for managing demand and supply in a complex and risky world; information, data, governance, analytics and measurements that guide strategic choices; resilience, risk, and supply assurance; and sustainability and the environment. 
   
   
   
  Whether you are an organizational manager, government agency leader, or member of the interested public, Breakthrough Supply Chains reinvents the supply chain with far-reaching effects. This is your go-to guide.

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  Chief of Anything - (Why)...

  Christian Kohlhof, Michael Portz

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  Quite simply this book is the executive summary of everything that matters in leadership.Summarised in these pages are the lives of two successful entrepreneurs – Michael Portz and Christian Kohlhof, and what’s more it’s essentially the entire curriculum of the leadership course that Portz and Kohlhof designed; ‘Chief of the Year’ at Global Remote Leadership Experts CoA Academy – The same content that thousands of leaders are using every day to sharpen their minds.Companies can spend thousands of dollars to attend courses, events and seminars to find divine leadership inspiration. Why on earth would they do that when this book contains all the practical, yes – practical, 100% teachable leadership tools and knowledge you and your fellow executives and managers need at an absolute fraction of the price.There's also a key difference to all those other leadership books – something very special about the way it's been written – it’s in dialogue style which has been proven to be the most successful learning format, directly from Plato in 500 BC to Harvard University today, people learn better this way using ‘platonic methodology’.This book is a true treasure trove of leadership that reflects on past successes and failures, it also discusses how the most successful entrepreneurs and leaders are the ones with a deep understanding of who they are, how they function, and how they can use their unique traits to be a positive influence for others.Think of it like the best leadership book of all times combining those that have been and all those training courses rolled into one! As founders of CoA Academy and long-term members of the Entrepreneurs' Organization Portz and Kohlhof’s mantra is: “You either get the results you want, or the excuses you make”.Chief of Anything will give you a 10-year shortcut to great leadership and help you apply the learning to your everyday situations as well as building great strategies for tomorrow.

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  Spillover Effects Of The Recent...

  Ryan Rowley

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  The global financial crisis, which started as the result of the subprime mortgage crisis in the summer of 2007 and triggered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, quickly spread globally and thus energized researchers, decision makers to debate on the policy implications, severity across countries, and possible solutions. A central and important question remains regarding who should be blamed for originating and triggering the crisis, although most tend to agree that this was due to the absence of sound regulations to protect savers and lenders, agreement on the part of the corporate banking elite to loot lump sums from the financial markets through fraud, and the outright untruthfulness of credit agencies concerning the inherent risk to the public.Indeed, the global financial crisis (GFC) cost the USA trillions of dollars and, understanding the need for intervention, the US government responded with hash fiscal and monetary expansionary policies in order to stabilise both the economy and the financial market. Additionally, it came up with the biggest ever stimulation programme, which was worth more than one trillion to bring about the recovery by bailing out any banks exposed to bankruptcy and at risk of collapsing.

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