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  The Illusory Bargain - Liberty...

  Ralph H. Lehman

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  Out-of-control debt. Populism. Political vitriol and corruption. Where did America go wrong? Or rather, when did America go wrong?
  
  1913. The Seventeenth Amendment is ratified, allowing the people of America to vote directly for their senators in the US senate. The same year, the Federal Reserve Act is passed, establishing a central bank to oversee monetary policy. In The Illusory Bargain, Ralph H. Lehman demonstrates that these seemingly empowering and people-serving pieces of legislature were just that-an illusion. Tracing the vision of the Founding Fathers as outlined in The Federalist Papers, Lehman reveals how the safety features of the original constitutional framework have eroded since and given way to rampant abuse of power and arbitrary, tyrannical law.
  
  Through fresh, historically informed insights and over twenty years of financial expertise, Lehman reexamines the nation's fundamental values and proposes what may be the only course of action left to restore our liberty.

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  How to Deal with Negative...

  Ryan Carter

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  The book "How to Deal with Negative People: Transforming Negativity into Positivity: Practical Techniques for Managing Difficult Personalities" is an indispensable resource for anyone who comes into contact with negative people in their personal or professional lives. This book gives readers a toolbox full of practical, tried-and-true strategies that are designed to effectively manage difficult personalities and transform challenging interactions into opportunities for personal development and comprehension. This book provides actionable techniques that will assist you in responding with patience, empathy, and emotional intelligence when dealing with a person who is constantly complaining, whether it be a colleague who is pessimistic, a family member who is critical, or yourself. 
  This book takes a deep dive into understanding the psychology behind negative behaviors, providing an in-depth examination of the underlying causes and motivations that frequently generate toxic interactions. The reader is provided with tools such as setting boundaries, reframing negative thoughts, and using effective communication to defuse tension as a result of this insight. Through the use of these strategies, you will not only be able to better manage challenging individuals, but you will also cultivate a positive mindset that will enhance your emotional resilience and overall well-being. 
  This book gives you the ability to take control of your emotional landscape and respond to challenging personalities without feeling overwhelmed by them. It does this by teaching you how to approach negativity with clarity and confidence. It places an emphasis on the significance of preserving tranquility within oneself while simultaneously promoting relationships that are healthier and more productive. 

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  A Time To Heal - A Biblically...

  Dr Rani Samuel, Dr Sam Soleyn

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   A Time To Heal is a Personal Invitation To Embark On A Journey From Brokenness To Wholeness 
  This audiobook for the Healing of Trauma is a ‘seed of healing’ to begin or go deeper in your inner restorative journey.This audiobook for the Healing of Trauma offers a structured roadmap to help you move beyond the pain of trauma towards a place of wholeness and restoration.Engage in carefully crafted, reflection exercises that guides you through the layers of your trauma, gently unraveling the knots that bind you to the past.Reclaim your life, your divine purpose and your joy with ‘A Time to Heal’.

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  Draft to Diamond: How to Polish...

  Billy Grady

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  A rough draft is just the beginning. The true magic of writing happens in the polish—where every sentence shines, every scene connects, and every word earns its place. In Draft to Diamond, acclaimed writing coach Billy Grady reveals the insider strategies that turn raw pages into a publish-ready masterpiece. 
  Inside, you’ll learn how to: 
  Edit with precision to eliminate clutter and sharpen your voice 
  Strengthen structure for pacing that keeps readers hooked 
  Refine dialogue and description until every line sparkles 
  Spot—and fix—the hidden flaws agents and editors notice first 
  Packed with practical checklists, proven techniques, and confidence-boosting guidance, Draft to Diamond is the essential toolkit for any writer ready to take their manuscript from rough to remarkable. 
  Your story deserves to shine. 
  This is how you make it brilliant.

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  The Fall of the Monarchy - The...

  Amara Blackwood

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  The Ancien Régime, the political and social system that governed France for centuries, was built on a rigid hierarchy that concentrated power in the hands of the monarchy and nobility. This structure, deeply rooted in tradition, relied on the divine right of kings, reinforcing the belief that the king’s authority was absolute and unquestionable. King Louis XVI, like his predecessors, ruled with the assumption that his word was law, but by the late 18th century, the very foundations of this system were beginning to crumble. Economic hardship, social inequality, and growing discontent among the people exposed the fragility of a monarchy that had long ignored the demands of change. 
  At the heart of the Ancien Régime was the Estates System, which divided French society into three distinct groups. The First Estate consisted of the clergy, who enjoyed vast privileges, including exemption from most taxes. The Second Estate was made up of the nobility, who held significant land and influence while also being largely free from taxation. The Third Estate, which comprised the vast majority of the population, included peasants, urban workers, and the emerging bourgeoisie. This group bore the heaviest tax burden while having little political power, a reality that bred resentment and a growing desire for reform. 
  The economic struggles of France further weakened the monarchy’s stability. Years of extravagant spending by the royal court, particularly under King Louis XV and Louis XVI, had left the country in financial ruin. The lavish expenditures of Queen Marie Antoinette, though exaggerated in popular discourse, became a symbol of royal excess. Additionally, France’s costly involvement in the American Revolution had drained the treasury, deepening the crisis. By the 1780s, the government faced an insurmountable debt, and repeated attempts to impose new taxes on the privileged classes were met with fierce resistance.

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  Summary: What Happened to You? -...

  Brooks Bryant

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  Disclaimer: This is NOT the official book. This is a summary book & it does NOT accompany the official book. 
  In this distilled summary, we encapsulate the key insights that Winfrey and Dr. Perry share, taking you through a transformative exploration of self-understanding and resilience. Learn how personal experiences shape your emotional landscape and how acknowledging past traumas can lead to healing and personal growth. This isn't just a journey to understand your past; it's an invitation to reshape your future. 
  This summarized rendition of "What Happened to You?" presents personal narratives and scientific insights in a concise, accessible format. It encourages you to reflect on your own life experiences, provides a path to understand your behaviors, and helps build empathy for others' actions. It isn't just a book; it's a catalyst to redefine your perspective on trauma and resilience.

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