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  Digital Customer Success - Why...

  Nick Mehta, Kellie Capote

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  Automate your customer success efforts to reduce churn and increase profits 
   
   
   
  In Digital Customer Success: The Next Frontier, a team of trailblazing customer success professionals and digital entrepreneurs delivers an insightful discussion of the next stage in customer success management. In the book, you'll discover how to design and deploy touchless and automated digital interventions that help your software users learn and grow as they use your product and unlock the value trapped within it—without ever needing to reach out to a live customer success manager. 
   
   
   
  The authors provide a detailed "How-To" guide to Digital customer success that explains how you can meet the needs of your customers, investors, and team members. You'll explore the basics of the authors' original Digital Customer Success Maturity Model and the core tenets of how to get started. After that, you'll find: explanations of the ideal organizational structures to enable digital customer success management; case studies and examples from real companies blazing new trails in customer success; and critical success measurements and metrics you can use to determine if your company is on the right track or if it needs to reorient.

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  Plutocracy - The Rule of Wealth:...

  Arlo Holders

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  Plutocracy, often described as the rule of wealth, refers to a political system in which economic elites hold significant influence over government decisions, shaping policies to favor their interests. This concentration of power is not limited to authoritarian regimes or monarchies but can also be observed in modern democracies, where wealth and power are deeply intertwined. In such systems, political decisions are often made in ways that protect and increase the wealth of the rich, while the needs and concerns of the broader population are sidelined. 
  The concept of plutocracy is not a recent phenomenon. Throughout history, societies have been dominated by a small group of wealthy individuals or families who controlled vast resources and used their wealth to influence political outcomes. Whether through the control of land, natural resources, or capital, the wealthy elite have been able to dictate the direction of national policies, often at the expense of the lower classes. From the Roman Empire to the monarchies of Europe, political power and economic power have often been inextricably linked. 
  In modern democracies, the influence of wealth on politics is more subtle but no less pervasive. Campaign financing, lobbying, and the revolving door between government and corporate sectors are just a few examples of how wealth can shape political agendas. Political campaigns are expensive, and politicians often rely on wealthy donors and interest groups to fund their campaigns. In return, these donors and groups expect favorable legislation or regulatory policies. As a result, the political system becomes more responsive to the needs of the wealthy, while the voices of ordinary citizens are drowned out.

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  Beat the Crowd - How You Can...

  Kenneth L. Fisher, Elisabeth...

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  Most investors are wrong most of the time. To be a true  contrarian investor, you know you wont be right all the  time. You know the market is The Great Humiliator and you expect to  be wrong 30-40% of the time. The difference though is that a  contrarian will be right more often than wrong. The real contrarian  knows markets look 3 to 40 months out and look hardest at the next  12 to 18 months. They know every earnings report, corporate action,  GDP release, etc. is baked in nanoseconds after its  released. They know its not a matter of whether things like  Obamacare are good or bad, because anything so widely discussed is  already priced in. They know infinite, unforeseeable technological  changes will collide to address whichever long-term thing everyone  fears. So they look at todays fundamental reality, and they  try to game how it will impact corporate earnings looking forward.  They look at sentiment and try to game whether its too  high or too low given where earnings will be. This is Beating the  Crowd.

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  How To Start An Online Business...

  King Ari Dane

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  A landmark volume in DIY writing by one of the great minds of our time. King Ari Dane’s book explores such profound questions such as how to get started with almost nothing but skills, and how to do it at home. What type of support is needed for a stay-at-home business? Are there legal issues that should be kept in mind or are there boundaries? How should growth be handled? What does it take in all? 
  Told in language we all can understand with excited profound imagination, King Ari Dane brings us closer to the ultimate secrets at the very heart of every single mother: How do I start a profitable business from home?

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  The Motivated Young Adult’s...

  Bukky Ekine-Ogunlana

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  “Regret weighs tons, but the daily discipline of change weighs only ounces.” –Bukky Ekine-Ogunlana 
  In The Motivated Young Adult’s Guide to Career Success and Adulthood, best-selling author and parenting advice expert Bukky Ekine-Ogunlana draws on extensive experience helping families and teenagers to offer you proven methods for making the challenging transition from high school and college life to adulthood and maturity. 
  In this inspirational book on becoming a strong adult with excellent decision-making abilities, you will learn:What is an adult? Understanding when young adults are ready for adult responsibilityHow to find a healthy life balance and learn how to value family and morals, while still having a rewarding career and becoming financially stableHow to determine your life path, including tips for finding an amazing career that makes you happyHow to manage adult relationships and nurture healthy long-term relationships, and eventually marriage with that special personWhy adult learning is very important and can be life-changing opportunities for personal growth and building wealth 
  Now is the time to prepare yourself or your teenage daughter or son for the life-changing transition to being an adult and becoming self-sufficient. 
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  The Bargain Paradise -...

  John Harpoon

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  An economical dwelling is a home designed with cost-efficiency in mind, blending affordability, functionality, and sustainability. The concept of such a dwelling goes beyond simply being cheap; it involves thoughtful design choices that minimize expenses while maintaining comfort and quality of life. At its core, an economical dwelling aims to reduce the financial burden on its owner without sacrificing the essential aspects of a well-built home. 
  The primary objective of an economical dwelling is to make housing accessible and affordable for a broader population, particularly in an age when housing prices continue to rise in many parts of the world. However, affordability doesn’t mean compromising on the livability or durability of the dwelling. Instead, it highlights the importance of smart choices in materials, space utilization, and design. In such a home, the cost-saving methods employed are balanced with long-term benefits, such as reduced maintenance costs, lower energy consumption, and sustainability. 
  The idea of an economical dwelling often intersects with the broader concepts of sustainable and green living. Sustainable practices focus not only on reducing construction costs but also on minimizing the environmental impact of the home. For instance, energy-efficient designs, the use of recycled materials, and incorporating renewable energy sources like solar panels or wind turbines all contribute to the overall affordability by reducing ongoing living expenses. In addition to these eco-friendly features, the use of minimalistic designs and efficient layouts helps make the best use of available space, which also keeps building costs lower.

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