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  Lavoro senza fine - I pronipoti...

  Irene Doda

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  Nel 1930 l'economista John Maynard Keynes pubblicò il testo Possibilità economiche per i nostri nipoti nel quale ipotizzò un futuro economico e lavorativo nei successivi cento anni fatto di ricchezza, alta produttività e tempo libero. A pochi anni dal 2030, come se la passano i pronipoti di Keynes?
  Il XXI secolo ha portato con sé trasformazioni radicali nel mondo del lavoro: un'integrazione sempre più accentuata con la tecnologia, un lavoro sempre più frammentario e una radicalizzazione degli stipendi. La società turbo-capitalista si è appropriata del tempo libero delle persone, delle loro emozioni, dei loro corpi. Come si può dunque parlare di lavoro in un'epoca in cui tutto, e niente, è lavoro?
  Questo libro esplora l'impatto del lavoro nella società contemporanea e presenta alcune delle soluzioni, sia istituzionali che nate dal basso, che sfidano i paradigmi di sfruttamento e sorveglianza, tipici del digitale, in cui ci troviamo immersi.

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  Money Mastery - Unlock the...

  Michael Fletcher

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  Money Mastery: Unlock the Secrets to Financial Freedom, Build Wealth, and Crush Debt Like the 1% 
  Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck, drowning in debt, or feeling like financial freedom is only for the elite? Money Mastery is your blueprint to break free from the cycle and take control of your financial future—using the same strategies the wealthy have quietly used for decades. 
  💰 What You’ll Discover Inside:The Silent Strategies of the 1%: Learn how the ultra-wealthy build and protect their wealth—without flashy gimmicks or risky schemes.Mindset Shifts That Matter: Rewire your thinking to attract abundance, make smarter money decisions, and stay motivated.Debt-Crushing Tactics: Proven methods to eliminate debt fast and reclaim your financial power.Wealth-Building Systems: Step-by-step guidance to grow your income, invest wisely, and create multiple streams of revenue.Financial Freedom Framework: A practical plan to escape the rat race and live life on your terms. 
  Whether you're just starting your financial journey or looking to level up, this book delivers actionable insights, real-world examples, and empowering tools to help you master your money—once and for all. 
  🔑 Perfect For:Aspiring entrepreneursYoung professionalsAnyone ready to break free from debt and build lasting wealth 
  If you're ready to stop surviving and start thriving, Money Mastery is your ultimate guide to financial independence.

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  Start with Why: Book summary &...

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Start with Why, by Simon Sinek. It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Simon Sinek. Ideal for those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  Unlock the secret to lasting success and unparalleled influence with the captivating insights of Start with Why. This audiobook explores the profound impact of discovering your purpose—your "why"—and how it drives meaningful action, builds trust, and fosters unwavering loyalty.
   
  Through real-world examples and practical frameworks like the Golden Circle, this guide reveals how iconic leaders and organizations inspire their teams and audiences. From understanding the biology of decision-making to creating trust and cultivating loyalty, every chapter is packed with actionable lessons to transform your approach to leadership, productivity, and personal growth.
   
  Perfect for professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking to elevate their impact, Start with Why challenges you to think differently about success. With a dynamic and motivational tone, this audiobook is your essential companion on the journey to finding purpose, inspiring others, and achieving greatness. Dive in and discover how starting with "why" can reshape your life and work.

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  Anticipate Failure - The...

  Lak Ananth

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  Quibi was going to put short, premium-quality videos in the hands of millions of content-hungry mobile consumers around the globe. The Apple Newton combined cool with indispensable in a way that was expected to spark a new mobile device market that was much bigger than the personal computing market. The $2,500 Tata Nano automobile was touted as a major gamechanger for India and the millions of aspiring middle-class customers who would surely buy one. The Segway personal transporter was introduced with fanfare as a marvel of technology that was poised to change urban transportation. 
  Each one of these products was to set the world on fire—disrupting markets and changing our lives forever. 
  Until they didn’t. 
  In his groundbreaking book, Anticipate Failure, Lak Ananth—CEO of global venture capital firm Next47—describes the most common patterns of failure in innovation. He starts with the premise that building a business based on innovation is a perilous endeavor, and failures big and small are always around the corner. Ananth then dives into instances of failures, guiding the reader to understand root causes. Finally, he provides readers with insights and coaching that will enable them not just to avoid failure, but to anticipate it and then get through it on the way to success. 
  Anticipate Failure contains a riveting mix of stories of high-profile failures in innovation as well as many new stories that will be found nowhere else. 
  Anticipate Failure is not a “do-these-things-and-you-will-succeed” prescriptive kind of business book. Instead, it is a coach and trusted companion that will help any business founder, executive, and manager get through some of the most difficult challenges they will face when they embark on innovation and building a new business. Read it, then put the lessons you learn to work in your own business.

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  The Intelligent Crypto Investor...

  John Hargraves

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  Crypto just crossed the tipping point, and everything you thought you knew about investing is about to change. The world's biggest institutions are pouring billions into bitcoin―while most mainstream investors are still sitting on the sidelines, frozen by fear. 
   
  That's where The Intelligent Crypto Investor comes in. Backed by seven years of real-world results, this groundbreaking book shows how adding just a small slice of crypto (10% or less) to a balanced portfolio can dramatically improve long-term returns―outperforming traditional portfolios by more than 65%. Through the stories of legendary investors like Warren Buffett, Jack Bogle, and Cathie Wood, bestselling author John Hargrave unveils a clear, accessible strategy for adding bitcoin and other high-quality crypto assets to your portfolio―with minimal risk and maximum intelligence. 
   
  You'll discover the simple 60/30/10 portfolio strategy that has crushed Wall Street; how legendary investors would think about crypto today; the three metrics that separate crypto winners from the wannabes; how to safely earn interest on your crypto through staking; and why Wall Street is quietly investing billions into crypto―and how you can do it better.

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  Essential Women of Liberty The...

  Donald J. Boudreaux, Aeon Skoble

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  The thinkers discussed in this volume are a remarkably diverse group. They were born in the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries, and their work extends into the twenty-first. Some are economists primarily addressing other scholars, others popular writers aiming at the general public. Their educational backgrounds range from entirely informal schooling to PhDs from major universities. They include a former telegraph operator, a one-time Hollywood wardrobe department manager, and a graduate of secretarial school. Some were shaped by the frontier, others by the city. They are storytellers and data collectors, committed Christians and confirmed atheists, devoted to family life and resolutely single. Two are recognized here as the intellectual partners of their illustrious spouses. 
  The work introduced in these essays exemplifies numerous strands of thought within the classical liberal tradition, from feminism and abolitionism to the Chicago School of economics. These thinkers include some of the most significant figures in the development of mid-twentieth-century American libertarianism, with its emphasis on the autonomous individual, alongside some of the most influential analysts of how social interaction brings forth order without top-down design. 
  Some of these writers emphasize empiricism, others theory. Addressing why the West grew rich, one has written a three-volume history informed by literature, culture, and massive amounts of data. Another developed the metaphor of mechanical energy to argue for the freedom of creative individuals. One blamed the Great Depression on contractionary monetary policy, another on Americans “declining resilience” in the face of hardship.

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