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  Achieving Personal Greatness -...

  Tim Lavender

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  For years, a maxim of the United States Army was "Be all that you can be." While that familiar slogan may sound simple, there is great depth to the meaning behind it. in Achieving Personal Greatness, Tim Lavender offers his definition of "personal greatness" through three basic laws, and then shares the seven guiding principles for achieveing it. His practical guide explores ten powerful keys for releasing you potential, including: Get Your Cart Before the Horse, Reach Inside the Invisible World, Embrace a Lifetime of Learning,, and Seek to Influence Rather than Control. Finally, Lavender shares te five commitments that are necessary for producing results. 
  For those desiring to explore their untapped potiential in all areas of life, Achieveing Personal Greatness is an ideal resource.

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  Decide - There's usually a...

  Bradley Charbonneau

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  Look away. 
  Don't read the next line. 
  But you did. 
  You're here. 
  On line number five. 
  You made a decision. 
  These words influenced you to make that decision. 
  Now you have a choice. 
  Which is both the good news. 
  Because that choice is usually yours. 
  * * * 
  We make decisions every single day. Tiny ones all the time. Big ones, too. 
  What if we could improve our decision-making skill? 
  Build that muscle? 
  Get better at decision making so that:Decisions become easy,Answers become simple,The "bigger picture" becomes more clear,We have more time in our day,We know what to do,We know where to go. 
  All because we made a decision to start off a chain reaction of decisions that could very well lead you towards where you want to go. 
  Make a decision right now and join me on the trail leading towards simpler and easier decision making. 
  Or don't. 
  It's up to you.

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  Breakthrough Supply Chains - How...

  Christopher Gopal, Gene Tyndall,...

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  A timely guide to rethinking and reinventing supply chains with breakthrough thinking to benefits your organization, the economy, and the worldAs global business and geopolitical conditions have changed radically, it is imperative that supply chain strategies and operations transform to thrive in a volatile environment. Leaders at corporations, public agencies, national security, and public health recognize the importance of resilience, agility and flexibility. Breakthrough Supply Chains provides a comprehensive view of end-to-end supply chains and dispels the common myths about them. It provides "breakthrough thinking" principles that address critical topics for enterprise and public policy: how supply chains have enabled profitable and beneficial growth in the evolving world; the evolution of "the new customers" and what they demand; the critical success factors for managing demand and supply in a complex and risky world; information, data, governance, analytics and measurements that guide strategic choices; resilience, risk, and supply assurance; and sustainability and the environment.Whether you are an organizational manager, government agency leader, or member of the interested public, Breakthrough Supply Chains reinvents the supply chain with far-reaching effects. This is your go-to guide.

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  Living a Purposeful Retirement

  Hyrum W. Smith

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  Your Personal Roadmap to a Meaningful and Happy RetirementSo you’ve reached your retirement age and are at risk of becoming a “couch potato”. It doesn’t have to be that way. Uncover the joy of retirement and learn how to make the most of it with this life-enhancing retirement gift book.Did you just set up a permanent out of office reply? Are you officially signed up for the Ferris Bueller phase of your life? Learn how to enter what can be the most satisfying life stage —a new world of happy retirement and good living.Wisdom and advice from real retirees. From the award-winning author of Purposeful Retirement and celebrated “Father of Time Management,” Hyrum Smith, this retirement gift book for the newly retired provides inspiration and a newfound purpose. Filled with wisdom, advice from real retirees, and enthusiasm, you are encouraged to discover your true passion, re-imagine your life, and try new possibilities.Realize the hidden magic of a happy retirement:Move on from your world of workDiscover your true passionsRe-imagine your lifeRetirement is a gift. Make yours one that is meaningful and filled with curiosity, new experiences, and discovery —after all, if you don’t look around once in a while, you could miss it!If you enjoyed life-changing books such as The Total Money Makeover, The Ultimate Retirement Guide for 50+, or Keys to a Successful Retirement, then you’ll love Living a Purposeful Retirement.

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  When Not If - A CEO's Guide to...

  John Kador, Jeff Martinovich

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  A book for turbulent times, When Not If is essential reading for anyone preparing to lead through crisis and change. Jeff Martinovich’s gripping story of resilience and perseverance is carefully interwoven with actionable lessons from a CEO who journeyed from zero to a billion, only to be reduced back to zero — and a shocking 14-year prison sentence.True, not every reader will experience the trials faced by Jeff. The circumstances of the crisis will differ, but the responses Jeff advocates will bear fruit in most all situations. When Not If gives readers a toolkit of proven practices, behaviors, and actionable takeaways that prepare leaders to survive when the black swan knocks on their front do or.So if you're ready to take your leadership skills to the next level and emerge stronger from any crisis, When Not If is a mandatory guide for you.

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  Summary of Napoleon Hill’s Think...

  Falcon Press

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  Summary of Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich is a guide to self-improvement and personal enrichment through positive thought. 
  The first prerequisite for success is that a person desire something deeply…

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