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  An All-Consuming Desire to Succeed

  John Paul Carinci

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  An inspirational self-help book for those seeking personal fulfillment and professional success from the author of The Power of Being Different.   We are all searching for a better life, more inspiration, and a way to be more productive and fulfilled—without the constant competition in our personal lives and workplaces wearing us down. With An All-Consuming Desire to Succeed, you can learn to stand out from the crowd by discovering: how to maintain a competitive edge through positive affirmations; how to control negative influences; the secrets of the highly successful; how to plan out and achieve newfound goals; and lessons on how to motivate yourself to stay true to your unique vision.   “In the spirit of such inspirational authors as Norman Vincent Peale, Napoleon Hill, and W. Clement Stone, John Paul Carinci has written a classic self-help book centered around achieving success . . . Any reader seeking a healthy dose of positive motivation to achieve the loftiest goals or even to meet the daily challenges of life is sure to find much of value in John Paul Carinci’s inspirational work.” —Foreword Reviews

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  Rich Kids Made Simple - The...

  Joe Correa

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  This audiobook will teach you the five most powerful money rules in the world that will change your kid's financial world forever. Financial education is not about teaching kids how to get what they want, it is about teaching them how to get what is worth having. What are your kids learning in school? Are they learning about saving, planning, investing, or becoming leaders? Are they learning how to start their own business or how to become good employees? Are they learning how to manage credit or to accumulate credit card debt? Are they learning how to solve their financial problems or simply accumulate debt until they go bankrupt? Are they learning how to save on taxes or to pay as much taxes as possible? 
  You should think about what your kids are learning every day, because they will grow up fast and the opportunity to help them to become financially prepared will be gone. 
  Own your future. Own your life. Own your money. Most people live their lives with money as their master. Money tells them to go to work. Money makes them get out of bed. Money even makes them lose their hair, gain weight, and stress all day. Should your kids go through the same money problems most adults go through? Should they have to suffer the consequences of a missed education? Why not invest in their future by helping them learn to lead a fulfilling financial life? 
  There are things in life you will have to deal with sooner or later and money is one of them. Learning to manage money will have a profound effect on your kid’s future potential. Waiting for them to grow up to teach them what needs to be done financially is too late. Start now if you want to make a real difference in their lives. Who knows, maybe they’ll grow up to become the next billionaire. 
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  Go-Givers Sell More

  Bob Burg, John David Mann

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  from Go-Givers Sell More:  The great upside-down misconception about sales is that it's an effort to get something from others. The truth is that sales at its best-at its most effective-is precisely the opposite: it is about giving. Giving time, attention, counsel, education, empathy, and value. In fact, the word sell comes from the Old English word sellan, which means-you guessed it-to give. And curiously, the more you give, the more you receive. Great salespeople are not great because they have mastered "the close," or because they give a dazzling presentation, or because they can shoot holes in any customer objection from fifty paces. Genuinely great salespeople create a vast and spreading sphere of good will wherever they go. They enrich, enhance and add value to people's lives. They make people happier.  The Go-Giver took the business world by storm with its message that giving is the simplest, most fulfilling, and most effective path to success. It has inspired more than 125,000 readers; but some have wondered how the story's lessons stand up to the tough challenges of everyday, real-world business. Bob Burg and John David Mann answer that question in Go-Givers Sell More, a practical guide that turns giving into the cornerstone of a powerful and effective approach to selling.   Most of us think of sales as a struggle to make people do something they don't really want to do. But that cutthroat mentality makes the process much harder than it has to be-especially in an economic downturn when customers are more suspicious and defensive than ever. It's far more effective (and satisfying) when salespeople think like Go-Givers and focus exclusively on creating value for the customer. Cultivate a trusting relationship and provide outstanding service, say the authors, and great results will follow automatically. Illustrating their points with a wide range of real-life examples, Burg and Mann offer tips and strategies that anyone in sales can start applying right away.

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  What Would the Rockefellers Do?...

  Garrett Gunderson, Michael Isom

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  How are the ultra-wealthy able to amass fortunes and pass them on to future generations? 
  What are their secrets for growing, protecting, and passing on wealth? More importantly, how can you learn what they do so that you—and your heirs—can have what they have? 
  What Would the Rockefellers Do? reveals the secrets of the ultra-wealthy that can change your family’s financial destiny. It details the financial system used by the wealthy, including the Rockefeller family, the Kennedy family, Walt Disney, and many others to create legacy wealth that lasts for generations. It also exposes the mistakes made by wealthy families who eventually lost the money, so you can avoid those mistakes. 
  You want to give your kids a better life than you had. But with strategic planning and the right tools, you can do more than this. You can create a legacy of wealth and contribution that lives on in perpetuity—benefiting generations after you. And you can do it without creating spoiled “trust fund babies.” Instead, your wealth can be used to empower future generations. Read this book to learn what the wealthy do so you finally rig the game in your favor and create a lasting legacy.

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  If I Had A Water Buffalo -...

  Marilyn A. Fitzgerald

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  An expert in fighting global poverty shares lessons from her travels and outlines a path to help impoverished people achieve self-sufficiency. 
   
  Dr. Marilyn A. Fitzgerald has travelled the globe working to end world poverty through humanitarian aid and microfinance. With her unique opportunity to observe what works and what doesn’t, she set out to find a system that not only provides resources, but helps people thrive—a way that helps people build a foundation of dignity and self-determination. 
   
  If I Had a Water Buffalo details Fitzgerald’s journey of discovery from the remote villages and cities of Indonesia to Eastern Europe, South America, Bangladesh, and beyond. Fitzgerald begins her book by recounting the ongoing cycle of visiting international humanitarian projects and then returning home to solicit the funds and resources needed to support those projects. Then, during a trip to a village in Indonesia, a man’s request for a water buffalo inspired Fitzgerald to find a better way. 
   
  In If I Had a Water Buffalo, Fitzgerald shares the lessons she learned both in academia and in the world—lessons that can be adopted by businesses, institutions, schools, parents, and individuals seeking to help lift people around the world out of poverty.

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  Why Are We Bad at Picking Good...

  Jeffrey Cohen, Jay Moran

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  Most people don't understand what it takes to get ahead.   They don't understand what leadership means or how their  organizations make leadership decisions. As a result, they  feel lost. A sense of frustration creeps into their careers,  communities and personal ambitions. This new book from two of  the top names in leadership and succession planning will help those  who struggle with understanding  "leadership." Through Cohn   courage, and vision. While many top managers and aspiring  executives excel in one or several of these areas, great, lasting  leaders have an integrated approach to all. Why Are We Bad  At Picking Good Leaders? incorporates exciting, first-hand  stories taken from the real leadership challenges of some of  today's most recognizable names: people like Duke basketball coach  Mike Krzyzewski, Bono's RED campaign, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos,  Hollywood director Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland), and dozens  more. Their stories bring the attributes to life and  will help readers understand what words like "empathy" or  "authenticity" or "passion" mean in the context of effective  leadership.  These stories are original accounts gathered by  the authors especially for this book.    The overall result is an entertaining read that explains leadership  in a fresh and original way, one that offers the unique, insider  access to closed conference rooms in top corporations; the  thoughtful knowledge of the world's top academics and thought  leaders, and the entertining stories of celebrities from all areas  of business, sports, and entertainment. This is a comprehensive  look, at how to find, create, and regonize great leaders,  where all essential attributes of great leaders are explained in  one book.

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