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  How to Give a Pretty Good...

  T. J. Walker

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  Shelves are crowded with books on how to be an exceptional  presenter, and promise to produce brilliant, standing-ovation  speakers. But what about a presentation resource for the rest of  us? There are so many of us regular folk who, for one good reason  or another, need to know the basicsthe nuts and  boltsof how to make a presentation. How to Make a Pretty  Good Presentation will give readers the fastest, shortest,  simplest ways for giving a presentaion. Period.   Based on his years of training, TJ has distilled the  most important and least time-consuming tips to make readers better  presenters. By following the straightforward lessons TJ has laid  out, readers will be able to eliminate the fear of giving an awful  presentation and avoid the pain of dozens of hours of rehearsal.  Readers will learn:      The most common blunders in every speaking situation that  plague most presenters;      The difficult and time-consuming advanced techniques that  professional speakers use THAT YOU WONT HAVE TO USE;      The simple, easy, fast way to give your presentation better  than 80 percent of your colleagues so that you can sit down and get  on with the rest of your busy life.      Although this book doesn't promise the moon, How to  Give a Pretty Good Presentation will walk readers through  the process from how to write, rehearse, and deliver a pretty good  presentation with confidence, clarity and content every time.

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  The Shocking Truth about Urban...

  Zoey Fraisers

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  Urban living has long been viewed as the pinnacle of opportunity and progress. Cities are often painted as vibrant hubs of culture, innovation, and success—a place where dreams come true and ambition finds its footing. The allure of bright lights, bustling streets, and endless possibilities pulls millions into these sprawling metropolises every year. For many, the promise of better jobs, richer experiences, and greater connections is enough to leave behind quieter, simpler lives elsewhere.   
    
  Yet, beneath the glittering facade lies a reality few are prepared for. Urban living often comes with hidden costs, both financial and emotional, that can turn this dream into a relentless grind. The very elements that make cities attractive—crowds, energy, and activity—can also become sources of stress, isolation, and disconnection. The fast pace of city life may thrill at first, but it often demands sacrifices that go unnoticed until they take their toll.  
    
  Financial strain is one of the first realities to hit those who flock to urban centers. The cost of housing, food, transportation, and entertainment skyrockets in the city, leaving little room for savings or long-term planning. Even those earning higher-than-average wages may find themselves living paycheck to paycheck, barely keeping up with the rising costs of urban living. This creates a paradox: while cities offer opportunities for upward mobility, they often make it harder to get ahead. 

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  Prosperity Principles

  Ruth Ross

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  If you’re looking for ways to live more fully and abundantly, you’ll want to listen closely to psychologist Ross, as she describes her own path to prosperity. Numerous insights and practical steps are revealed in the course of the conversation.

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  Telling the Story - The Heart...

  Geoff Mead

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  Telling the Story is both practical (with tips, exercises and examples) and thought provoking. It argues for a re-enchantment of our disenchanted world and for the recognition of more human and humane values in our organizational lives.  The art of narrative leadership is important for senior executives, middle managers and concerned citizens.  Distilling the author's considerable experience as a public service leader, research academic, organizational consultant, performing storyteller and leadership coach on top management programmes, Telling the Story shows how leaders affect our understanding of what is possible and desirable through the stories they tell and the stories they live. It opens a door into the world of narrative leadership: what stories are and how they work; when to tell a story and how to tell one well; how the stories we tell (and the language and metaphors we use) influence our actions and shape the way we think about the world. The book also challenges us to consider the purposes behind our stories: what are we leading for? What are the big stories of our time and how can our own stories help to create the kind of future we want for ourselves and our children?

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  Internet Marketer Essentials...

  Deb Dickson, Max Sukis

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  Internet Marketer Essentials Bundle: 2 in 1 Bundle, Content Planning and Story BrandWhether you are planning to create a website, start a blog or make your own YouTube channel, or you simply want to attract more followers on your social media platforms, the key element in all of this is CONTENT. A remarkable and one-of-a-kind content not only attracts viewers and followers but makes them come back for more. You have probably heard the terms content planning and content marketing being tossed around when it comes to doing anything online. The reason is that there are billions of websites on the Internet nowadays that it's getting harder and harder to stand out from the crowd.Standing out and building credibility takes time and effort. You don't want to start a blog, write one amazing article that generated buzz and then suddenly lose momentum because you didn't have a concrete plan for your content. Creating a brand is also essential. We may not even realize it but we are constantly interacting with brands or branded content. Brand is the company's bread and butter. Without a stable and consistent brand, the growth of a company can be severely affected because a brand can shape your business and how people view it.This two-in-one bundle series includes the following audiobooks:1. Content Planning: A 30-Day Guide to Planning your Content Marketing Strategy, Learn how to Establish your Brand Identity and Develop Remarkable Content that Converts2. Story Brand: The Ultimate Guide to Effective Branding, Learn About Strategies and Techniques on How to Get Notice and Successfully Market Your Brand in the Digital WorldGet your copy of Internet Marketer Essentials Bundle: 2 in 1 Bundle today!

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  The One-Percent Edge - Small...

  Susan Solovic

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  Want to stay competitive? Keep evolving. 
   
  Solid profits, a strong brand, steady customers—all of these can vanish when market shifts disrupt business as usual. So how do you keep from losing ground? How do you stay a step ahead of competitors? 
   
  The solution is surprisingly straightforward: innovate tweak by tweak. By making incremental adjustments to every aspect of the business—marketing, customer service, finances, products, people—then repeating the process, fixing weaknesses and spotting opportunities becomes a winning habit. 
   
  Entrepreneur Susan Solovic, an expert in business survival tactics, explains how to continually grow, improve, and move the business forward. With hundreds of strategies, examples, and a six-step process, The One-Percent Edge explains how to:Put energy into profitable areas and trim dead weightRaise prices by selling value instead of thingsAccess new markets by adapting products or servicesHire the right team playersTurn customers into brand ambassadorsFind your own niche and avoid imitatingAnd moreWhen change happens swiftly and often, even successful brands are vulnerable. Businesses with the edge are constantly evolving…and pulling ahead of the pack.

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