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  The School Leaver's Guide to...

  Ray Spooner

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  This book is to teach young people how to use money wisely to become financially free. 
  The skills I share with you in this book are what has given me the lifestyle I want, free time and passive income to enable me to enjoy life, free from money worries. These skills are now doing the same for my sons. 
  My 23-year old Luke has planned to be financially free by the time he is 35. My 19-year-old Alex even earlier; and I have written here exactly how they are doing it and how my five sons and I are doing it as a family. 
  By the time you have completed the book you will know more about how to use money than most of the population. I hope you use this knowledge to your advantage, because a life with limited money is a hard and stressful life. 
  If you asked the people you know the actual steps they would take to become wealthy, I’d bet not many would know where to start. You, on the other hand after reading this book, will know exactly where to start. You will have all the skills you need, a detailed formula for wealth. I’m hoping the fact that you bought this book means that you are serious about changing your financial future. You have taken the first step of your financial journey to improve yours and your family’s life forever. Who is the book for? 
  This book is for you if you: 
  – Want to know how to become financially free. 
  – Want to have more time to do as you please. 
  – Want to understand how to invest money to protect your loved ones. 
  – Want to pass on good money skills to your children. 
  – Want to leave a legacy for your children. 
  – Value freedom.

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  Spending Ratios - Balancing...

  James Peter Thornberry

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In the rolling hills of New Zealand, where sheep outnumber people and the cost of living seems to climb as steadily as the Southern Alps, I learned my first lesson about money management from my grandmother's kitchen table. She would spread out her weekly expenses like ingredients for a recipe, each category carefully measured and proportioned. Housing took the largest portion, followed by groceries, then transportation, with a small but sacred amount set aside for what she called "life's little pleasures." Without knowing it, she was practicing what financial experts now call the spending ratios formula, a time-tested approach to creating financial stability through balanced expense allocation. 
   
  The concept of spending ratios isn't revolutionary, but its application in modern life has become both more crucial and more challenging than ever before. As inflation continues to affect everything from rent to petrol prices, understanding how to properly allocate your income across different expense categories has transformed from a helpful budgeting tool into an essential survival skill. The image of spending ratios as a circular chart, with housing commanding fifty-five percent of the center, tells only part of the story. The real magic happens when you understand not just the percentages, but the philosophy behind them. 
   
  Traditional financial wisdom suggests that housing should consume no more than thirty percent of your income, but this outdated rule fails to account for the realities of contemporary living, particularly in countries like New Zealand where housing costs have skyrocketed beyond what previous generations could have imagined. The fifty-five percent allocation shown in our spending ratios model acknowledges this new reality while still maintaining a framework for financial sustainability. This isn't about giving up on affordable housing, but rather about working within current constraints while building toward better financial health.

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  How to Experience the Kingdom of...

  PhD Phillip D. Sparks

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  How to Experience the Kingdom of God 
  Did you ever wonder what was God’s ultimate intention for his creation?  I see some signs around town in the lawns that read “BE KIND.” Not a bad suggestion, but how do I do that?  Most would incorporate will power to control their behavior, but this book points out that your behavior is rooted in your identity.  Unless that identity is Christ, you will never express that nature in your being.  To experience the Christ -like behavior that we desire you have to know and practice some key principles that have been hidden for the ages.  This audio will be a real aid to you, for discovering who you are and how to bring that nature into full life experience.

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  The Secrets of Dark Psychology...

  Ronald Gill

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  Unveil The Forgotten Secrets of Dark Psychology, Manipulation, Body Language, and Mind Control! 
  Listen up, my friend. If you're here, I know you're ready to dive deep into the hidden depths of human psychology. You want to peel back the curtain and expose the truths of the dark triad. And let me tell you. It's about time you armed yourself with the essential self-protection techniques to keep those who wish you harm at bay. 
  Written by true experts in the field, this comprehensive guide will blow your mind wide open. We're talking about unraveling the mysteries of manipulation, exposing the dark underbelly of narcissism, deception, gaslighting, and so much more! 
  This ain't the run-of-the-mill book you'll put up on your bookshelf to collect dust. This is the one you can't afford to miss.  
  This book will be your ultimate guide to understanding and defending against manipulation. And listen, even if you've got absolutely zero experience in this field, fear not. I got your back.  
  It's time to unleash the power of influence, protect yourself from negative impact, and create meaningful relationships with unshakeable confidence. 
  So, what are you waiting for? Don't waste another moment. Get Your Copy Today!

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  It's About Time - Motherhood’s...

  Azra Rahman

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  Mothers are spending more time with their children than they were in the 1970s, but it’s still not enough.  
  It’s About Time examines motherhood’s most precious and contested resource. It draws on examples that consider the status quo’s cost to mothers and children. And it challenges us to acknowledge that there are other ways. If we’re willing to change. 
  This essay is a co-production between Fuller and Full Set.

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  How to Be a Good Manipulator:...

  A.A. Castor

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  What if manipulation wasn't evil—just effective? 
  How to Be a Good Manipulator is not a guide for the moral or the meek. It's for readers who want to understand the psychology, biology, and brutal mechanics of control—whether to resist it or wield it. 
  In this unapologetic breakdown of influence and deception, author A.A. Castor doesn't offer comfort—he offers clarity. Through real psychological principles, dark behavioral tactics, and disturbingly familiar case studies, this book teaches how people are shaped, steered, and sometimes enslaved without ever realizing it. 
  From cult leaders to corporate climbers, from toxic relationships to spiritual influencers, this guide explores:How fear, shame, and hope override logicHow to frame reality and become the voice of "truth"Why people follow confidence—not correctnessThe emotional addiction of "love-bombing and withdrawal"How to use charisma, guilt, authority, and confusion to bend behaviorWhy freedom is often just a prettier cage—and how to make them love it 
  Whether you want to recognize the tactics being used on you or become the one pulling the strings, this book is a mirror, a manual, and a weapon. 
  Disturbingly honest. Laughably real. Absolutely lethal..

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