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  Leaving the Golden Cage - A...

  Norbert Farkas

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  This audiobook is for listeners who work in major, international life science companies and entertain the thought of starting their own venture, a consulting practice. 
  Have you ever felt that you have stopped growing, you do not really enjoy your work anymore or you have lost interest in what you do? Are you constantly worried that your position will be eliminated in an upcoming reorganization? Do you envy your friends when they talk about new careers and wish you also had the courage to change? Still, you prefer the nice paycheck every month, the competitive fringe benefits, a year-end bonus, and the flexible working conditions. You work with many bright colleagues who appreciate your talent and you don’t need to constantly prove yourself. 
  It sounds like you are stuck in the “golden cage.” You have a well-paid and (relatively) secure job, but somehow you feel trapped and itching for the next opportunity, potentially for your own consulting practice. 
  This audiobook will provide a hands-on guide, some personal examples, and further reading on how to break down this ambitious goal to digestible steps and start working on your ambition today. You will discover:Your motivation—why you would like to have this businessWhat you can do to prepare and incubate your idea while you are still employedHow to set up the essential business infrastructureHow to find and acquire your (first) clientsEven more importantly, how to serve your customers splendidlyIf your venture is growing, how you can add (more) value as the founderHow to avoid “founder burnout” and preserve your physical and mental health. 
  My promise to you is to not waste your time and attention, give you a quick read and let you move on.

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  Government Is Unnatural Anarchy...

  Cory Edmund Endrulat

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  Chapter 1: The Natural: You will learn about what it means for something to be considered natural. 
  Chapter 2: Government: You will learn what constitutes the nature of government and why it may be considered "unnatural." This is the main bulk of the book. Within this section, the world's biggest lie is exposed, in order to put an end to countless decades of suffering. 
  Chapter 3: Anarchy: You will learn what constitutes the real definition of "anarchy" many people do not learn about, and why it may be considered "natural." We come to understand that our reality is not the way it actually is supposed to be. 
  Chapter 4: Moral Suasion: You will learn about what it means to share this knowledge, how to put it into action and why it will benefit society immensely. It becomes apparent that morality and nature are core to our human existence moving forward. 
  Back of book: It's dangerous to question mankind when nature is disregarded. This is an honest evaluation for an honest world. People claim that they care about nature then proceed to claim that we cannot live without government. They then claim that we can't live with anarchy. Yet, there are lies so strong and evident that proves government to be unnatural, and therefore unfit to exist. Also, truths so strong and evident that proves anarchy to be natural, the way of life that must be understood and embraced. Many lives are in the hands of the few who create evil; but you are of the many, and with this knowledge you allow the many to be empowered to disregard the few. Nature will never be disregarded again, evil will never gain power again. It starts with your nature, if you are willing to use it in reading this book. You can liberate the world for all of time, for true freedom, health and happiness. Nature is all of time and we must learn to use our time wisely, if we care.

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  Conspiracies Coincidences Or...

  Damon Gilbert

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  Dive into a riveting exploration of conspiracy theories, hidden historical events, and little-known facts that challenge the narratives we’ve been taught. Written by a layman author with a knack for uncovering truth, this book delivers profound insights through clear, relatable prose—free from the trappings of intellectual superiority. From shadowy government cover-ups to forgotten moments that shaped our world, each chapter unravels mysteries with curiosity and candor. Whether it’s questioning official accounts of pivotal events or shedding light on obscure, game-changing incidents, the author connects the dots with a fresh perspective. Perfect for readers who crave truth without jargon, this book invites you to question assumptions and explore the past with new eyes. Engaging, thought-provoking, and accessible, it’s a journey into the unknown that empowers every reader to think critically and discover the stories history tried to bury. Prepare to be captivated by revelations that resonate long after the final page.

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  The Shortest History of Eugenics...

  Erik L. Peterson

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  A harrowing history of a grim chapter in politics and science, in which groups of influential thinkers shaped global policy with the aim of determining who had the right to have children—and who was worthy of life. 
   
   
   
  For the last two centuries, groups of influential men have, in the professed interest of fiscal responsibility, crime reduction, and outright racism, attempted to control who was allowed to bear children. Their efforts, "eugenics," characterize a movement that over the last century swept across the world—from the US to Brazil, Japan, India, Australia, and beyond—in the form of marriage restrictions, asylum detention, and sterilization campaigns affected millions. German physicians and scientists adopted and then heightened these eugenics practices beginning in 1939, starving or executing those they deemed "life unworthy of life." 
   
   
   
  But well after the liberation of Nazi deathcamps, health care workers and even the US government pursued policies worldwide with the express purpose of limiting the reproduction of poor non-whites. The Shortest History of Eugenics takes us back to the founding principles of the movement, revealing how an idea that began in cattle breeding took such an insidious turn—and how it lingers in rhetoric and policy today.

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  Ghost of kargil the - tgok season 1

  NAVEED ALI SHEIKH

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   The Ghost of Kargil TGOK Season 1 - Audio book by Naveed Ali Sheikh 
  The Season 1 of TGOK Starts with The Ghost meeting Lalakjan on the Ammo Depo • The Ghost of Kargil was part of Special Unit whose task was to coordinate between Posts on when and where Required and Provide stationary posts , Ammo and Food Reserves. Season 1 Tells us more about How Pakistani Forces went into Dras , Kargil and Batalik Sector and Capture 100+ Posts from the Indians. 
  Run time : 2 Hours Approx 
  WHO IS THE GHOST OF KARGIL ?  
  Maximum known about the Ghost of Kargil is that , he got this name from the Indian Army Fighting the Kargil War , The Ghost was the Untouchable , The Cold blooded Assassin behind enemy lines Killing Hundred of Indians in Kargil War. It is said that The Ghost of Kargil is from Special Services Group , Special Operations .In Kargil War The Ghost was Junior Officer reporting to Capt. Sher Khan on Tiger Hill , His unit was handled by Capt. Ammar Hussain and the task of their unit was to Provide cover and help on when and where required basis. The Ghost Unit was also tasked to bring Ammunition and Food Stocks for all Captured Posts by Pakistan Army.  
   IMPORTANT NOTE BEFORE YOU START  
  The Ghost of Kargil Series is inspired from Real true events . The Writer plays the character of the Ghost of the Kargil and Narrates the Story from the Ghost's Eyes. 
  WHO IS NAVEED ALI SHEIKH THE WRITER ? 
  Naveed Ali Sheikh is a Pakistani historian, author, and social media influencer who has gained a significant following online for his insightful and thought-provoking content. He is known for his in-depth knowledge of history, particularly the history of Pakistan and the Indian subcontinent.

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  90 Degrees to Zamboanga -...

  Rick Bibbero

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  Sometimes comedic and sometimes deadly serious; the story is told by one of its major participants. Naive college students in the late 1960s, looking for excitement and adventure, smuggle kilos of marijuana on their backs over the Mexican border and into the United States. This memoir follows their lives, the cast of characters they meet along the way, and their smuggling adventures for the next two decades as their business ventures rise and fall and their escapades circle the globe, developing into a major criminal enterprise."November 1974: we were still ten days sail from our destination in Thailand where the four of us planned to load our 41-foot sailboat with a ton of the best marijuana on the face of the planet. This would be the largest single load of Thai sticks ever brought to the U.S. to date… if we made it home to California. However, we'd just survived a category four storm that had battered us and left all of our primary navigational equipment waterlogged and useless and us lost somewhere in the Sulu Sea. I figured that we may have been blown some 200 miles off course to the south and were now in some of the most notorious pirate infested waters in the world.

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