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  Good is the New Cool Guide to...

  Afdhel Aziz, Bobby Jones

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  In the Good is the New Cool Guide to Conscious Business, conscious capitalism experts Afdhel Aziz and Bobby Jones deliver all of the knowledge and tools needed to discover, design, and deploy sustainable and inclusive growth within any organization. 
   
   
   
  This book draws on stories, insights, and case studies from leaders at successful purpose-driven corporations around the world, from Fortune 500 giants like Unilever and Procter to tech disruptors like Tesla, Microsoft, and Airbnb, as well as beloved brands like Lego, Adidas, and Patagonia. 
   
   
   
  In the last decade, corporations were required to meet the digital age's challenges and opportunities. Today, corporations must meet the purpose-based demands of consumers, employees, and investors—or get left behind. In this book, listeners will learn about: 
   
   
   
  ● The seven qualities of an inspiring and motivating purpose statement 
   
   
   
  ● Harnessing nine principles of purpose, including "Purpose doesn't have to be political," "Purpose is about putting your money where your mission is," and "Purpose is about measuring what you treasure" 
   
   
   
  ● Understanding the rise of impact investors and measuring the ROI of purpose-based corporate initiatives

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  The Little Black Book of Project...

  Asya Watkins

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  "The Little Black Book of Project Management Advice" is a career companion for those navigating leadership, legacy, and growth—especially in spaces where they're often the only one in the room. Written by Asya Watkins, founder of the global Women of Project Management®, this book blends personal insight with practical strategy for Black women and women of color who are redefining what it means to lead. With bold chapter titles like "Read this when you're struggling to prove yourself" and "Read this when you're ready to take up space," each section is designed to speak directly to the reader's current season—whether they're building confidence, setting boundaries, preparing to pivot, or reclaiming rest.

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  How to Actually Day Trade for a...

  Tim Morris

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  In the electrifying world of day trading comes a groundbreaking book that pulls back the curtain on the industry's most closely guarded secrets. How to Actually Day Trade for a Living isn't just another entry in the crowded market of financial guides—it's a beacon of truth in a sea often muddied by deceit. 
  Authored by a seasoned trader with nearly a decade of battle-tested experience, this book dispenses with the common trappings of the trade—there are no monthly subscription fees, no photos of luxury cars, and no faux gurus promising quick riches. Instead, what you'll find is a robust exploration of the day trading landscape as it truly is, packed with actionable strategies and hard-earned wisdom. 
  The journey begins with a candid look at the day trading industry itself. You'll learn how supposed trading pros manipulate results to appear successful when, in reality, their profits are derived from selling advice rather than applying it. This book exposes these charlatans and even directs you to resources for spotting these scams yourself. 
  You'll navigate through the foundational aspects of setting up your trading station and selecting optimal trading periods and stocks, all covered in depth to prepare you for the real action. 
  The heart of the book lies in its comprehensive guide to actual trading strategies. Here, eight detailed day trading strategies are presented, complete with step-by-step instructions and real-world examples to ensure you can implement what you learn effectively. 
  This isn't just another day trading guide—it's a clear, no-nonsense pathway to potentially making day trading a profitable part of your life. If you're ready to cut through the hype and learn the real ins and outs of day trading, get your copy of How to Actually Day Trade for a Living right now!

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  The Anatomy of Peace Fifth...

  The Arbinger Institute

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  New from the Arbinger Institute, the authors of the bestselling Leadership and Self-Deception, comes an updated edition of its transformative work on conflict resolution. 
   
   
   
  What if the conflicts in our lives—from personal disagreements to workplace tensions to global divisions—all stem from the same root cause? The Anatomy of Peace shows how our biases and behaviors perpetuate cycles of conflict and, more importantly, how we can break free from these patterns to create lasting peace and meaningful change. 
   
   
   
  This book unfolds as a story. Yusuf al-Falah, an Arab, and Avi Rozen, a Jew, each lost his father at the hands of the other’s ethnic cousins. The Anatomy of Peace is the story of how they came together, how they help warring parents and children come together, and how we too can find our way out of the personal, professional, and global conflicts that weigh us down, even when war is upon us. 
   
   
   
  This new edition includes a new preface and an extensive discussion guide that helps listeners apply these principles in practical ways, making it an invaluable resource for organizations, teams, and individuals seeking to transform conflict into cooperation.

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  My Life in Advertising

  Claude C. Hopkins

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  "My Life in Advertising" by Claude C. Hopkins offers a riveting glimpse into the early 20th-century advertising world through the lens of one of its most innovative practitioners. This autobiographical work not only chronicles Hopkins' rise from humble beginnings to become a leading figure in the advertising industry but also imparts the wisdom and strategies he developed along the way. Hopkins, known for his rigorous testing and result-driven approach, shares insights into the psychology of consumers, the importance of direct response advertising, and the power of honest, compelling copy. His narratives are filled with fascinating anecdotes and timeless principles, making this book an invaluable resource for marketers, advertisers, and anyone interested in the historical roots of modern advertising practices.

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  The King's Flyswatter - A...

  Dana Robinson

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  A great book for young folks who want to become entrepreneurs, and a perfect graduation gift for anyone who is thinking about going into business.Written by a serial entrepreneur and private equity manager who shares his own journey in a way that is easy to apply.Are you thinking of a career pivot out of the 9-5 and don't know where to start? This book is for you. It provides a unique and simple framework for understanding what you can do to leverage your current work and life skills into the business world. Maybe you're stuck at a job you hate and wishing for a way out...trying to think of a big idea that will make you a shark tank contender? This book will make things a lot easier than you might believe.  This book has been compared to The Richest Man in Babylon as well as The Alchemist, but it is also the kind of transformative book that people have likened to Rich Dad. Poor Dad, and The 4-Hour Workweek.  You'll learn from real stories of business and you'll get memorable principles that come from an entertaining ancient parable. A story as old as time: a person taking control of their own destiny. A boy becomes the king's flyswatter, a seemingly unimportant job with no real prospects. Compared to today's world, where employees expect a succinct and tangible path of promotions and raises, fly-swatting seems like torture. But, with the help of a few key mentors, Ubar of ancient Babylon learns that there's more to the position than meets the eye. After all, he spends his days standing at the wise king's side, watching as he renders royal judgment on his citizens' disagreements. It's Ubar's responsibility to learn as much as possible without sacrificing his performance at swatting flies, a mundane job.  The parable of the King's Flyswatter holds up remarkably well when entwined with modern stories of people who took the skills they learned in their jobs and set off on their own paths. Modern day executives and entrepreneurs understand the importance of going above and beyond at work, forging connections, and gaining a deeper understanding of the industry, even when they hated the job.They mastered their job, their boss's job, and made themselves invaluable as employees. That hard work and dedication paid off later when they were able to pursue a lifestyle that suited their needs, financial and emotional. They gained agency once they realized that they worked for themselves, even in a monotonous job working for someone else. This is the Way of the Flyswatter. The King's Flyswatter is a combination of an ancient parable and the author's real-life experiences as an entrepreneur, all wrapped up in actionable wisdom that working-people can use to find their own path to success. The alternating chapters about the author's own journey, and the stories of his friends and business partners, help punctuate the book with actionable principles and real-life applications.

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