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  AI in a Nutshell: A Guide for...

  Fernando De La Pena Llaca

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  🌐 AI in a Nutshell is your fast-track guide to understanding and leveraging the most powerful force shaping our world today—Artificial Intelligence. 
  From decoding complex concepts like neural networks, machine learning, and natural language processing to uncovering real-world applications in business and government, this book delivers cutting-edge insights with simplicity and clarity. 
  🚀 Whether you're a business executive, public sector leader, startup founder, or just AI-curious, Dr. Fernando De La Peña Llaca—renowned NASA contractor and pioneer of holographic communication—takes you on a journey through the past, present, and future of AI. 
  You’ll learn:What AI really is (without the jargon)How AI is already transforming healthcare, law enforcement, customer service, and logisticsThe truth behind AI myths—and how to avoid common trapsPractical ways to implement AI in your organization (even with no tech background)The ethical questions no one’s asking—but everyone shouldHow AI will shape jobs, economies, and societies in the decades to come 
  Packed with easy-to-follow “cheat sheets,” compelling case studies, and unforgettable storytelling, AI in a Nutshell makes artificial intelligence accessible, actionable, and impossible to ignore. 
  ✨ The future is not waiting. Understand it. Build it. Lead it.

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  In Search of Time -...

  Jacob Dahl

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  Time is relative, situation-dependent, location- and culturally-dependent, and very much subjective. Yet we treat it as if it were objective. We share standardized time, and we are dependent on it for almost everything we do. When it comes to waking up, business meetings, transportation, finding your way via GPS, seeing friends, watching a show, we are all dependent on a standardized notion of time and time measurement. The future gives us hope and deadlines drive innovation and productivity. Time drives us forward and we talk about time – all the time! The word “time” is the most used noun in English, followed by “year” in third place and “day” in fifth. We are obsessed with it, for a lot of very good and practical reasons. 
   
   The book looks at time through different perspectives (ranging from physics, history, philosophy, anthropology to art, business & politics, biology and psychology). The author’s aim is to bring us closer to the nature and our experience of time by looking at it from different lenses to improve our understanding of what time is and what it is not – and to use that knowledge to improve how we organize ourselves around time. It’s by better understanding time’s nature and experience that we can keep the positive and productive elements of time and get rid of the unhealthy time practices in our lives.

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  Think and Grow Rich! The...

  Napoleon Hill, Ross Cornwell

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  The most widely acclaimed, influential book on success ever published. 
  For a quarter-century, Napoleon Hill interviewed hundreds of successful men and women under the guidance of the richest man of his time, Andrew Carnegie. In this timeless classic, he reveals the secret to their great achievements - a powerful, proven formula that can empower you to achieve your own most cherished goals too. If there is one must-have guide you need on the road to high achievement and success - to real riches in every aspect of your life - this is it. 
  Unlike most versions of Dr. Hill's book, this edition restores his masterpiece to its original form and intent. It includes essential material on how to thrive in challenging economic times that was taken out of later versions but is incredibly relevant today. This is the only edition of Think and Grow Rich that is fully annotated and indexed, providing key details about Dr. Hill's life and times, his life-long research, and the leaders of business and industry he studied to glean the invaluable principles of success you'll discover here.

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  The ABCs of Deductions - An...

  Jonathan Bengel

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  Have you ever felt unsure about exactly what tax deductions you can take as a business owner? IRS Enrolled Agent and Tax Advisor Jonathan Bengel takes the guesswork out of it for you in this brilliant and easy-to-understand book. Find out how Uncle Sam can be your friend, and how you can save more money and pay less taxes with a host of deductions and write-offs from A to Z. The information in this book is quick and to-the-point, designed specifically with entrepreneurs in mind. The simplicity of its contents adds to its popularity, especially as we live in such a busy world. Learn how to maximize your tax deductions and write-offs so you can keep more of the money you worked so hard to earn.

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  Eye for Genius An: James Brand...

  Kerry Sutherland

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  A middle aged author declining in popularity. An up and coming literary agent with an eye for genius. A partnership that would forge a prodigious legacy in American literature.  
  Henry James was a middle-aged author who had established himself on a transatlantic scale when he employed James Brand Pinker as his literary agent in 1898. The changing preferences of a growing audience of readers along with James’s self-defeating practice of shifting from publisher to publisher, rather than adhering to the trade courtesy of remaining loyal to one house, were making the author’s efforts to keep his work in print increasingly difficult; bringing Pinker, who managed the literary business of over 100 authors including Stephen Crane, H.G. Wells, Joseph Conrad, and Jack London, into the picture made it possible for James to maintain a presence before the reading public to an extent that would have been impossible without the agent’s assistance. 
  Pinker’s involvement was vital to the continuance of James’s career, as his later works and the New York Edition proved difficult material to place. The agent’s role as the mediator of conflict between the commercial writer and literary artist, positions that James had difficulty reconciling, had considerable influence on the shape of James’s later career and thus the way in which the author is remembered; James’s legacy is therefore clearly tied to Pinker’s efforts. 
  Using correspondence between Pinker, James, and the primary publishers of James’s material from 1898 until Pinker’s death in 1922, along with secondary works addressing the agent’s endeavors during this period, this volume demonstrates the link between Pinker’s work and James’s continued presence in print, both during the author’s lifetime and after his death.

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  My Life and Work: The...

  Henry Ford

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  Step into the mind of one of history’s most revolutionary innovators with My Life and Work: The Autobiography of Henry Ford. In this captivating memoir, Henry Ford shares his personal journey from a curious farm boy to the founder of the Ford Motor Company, the man who transformed the automobile industry and reshaped modern manufacturing. 
  Ford reveals the principles behind his groundbreaking ideas, including the development of the assembly line, his commitment to efficiency, and his belief in making quality products affordable for the masses. Beyond business, he reflects on leadership, innovation, and the values of hard work, simplicity, and social responsibility. 
  Narrated with clarity and insight, this audiobook offers timeless lessons for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone inspired by the spirit of progress and determination. 
  Start listening to My Life and Work today and discover the visionary mindset that helped shape the modern world!

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