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  How the Whale Got His Throat

  Rudyard Kipling

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  An audiobook recorded by a native speaker is a unique opportunity not only to get acquainted directly with the work, but also to immerse yourself in the aura of the language: phonetics, intonation, tempo of speech.This audiobook includes several Rudyard Kipling fairy tales about animals, including the beloved "Elephant" by many generations.Content:How the Whale Got His ThroatHow the Camel Got His HumpHow the Rhinoceros Got His SkinThe Elephant's ChildThe Beginning of the Armadillos

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  Spanish Crash Course - The Best...

  Paul Jackson

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  Embark on an incredible journey with the "Spanish Crash Course"! 
  Master a new language effortlessly, just like children do. This audiobook is designed for beginners and covers the first 30 lessons of level 1, making it crazy effective and ridiculously fun! 
  Discover a revolutionary learning method based on intuitive principles. Say goodbye to boring grammar and vocabulary lists. "Spanish Crash Course" offers a simple and engaging approach that fits your lifestyle – learn at home, in the office, or while driving! 
  What makes this audiobook so effective? It combines proven teaching techniques with a conversational approach. Authentic dialogues, real-life examples, and engaging activities build a solid foundation in Spanish. Gain confidence in using common phrases and expressions, developing your communication skills step by step. 
  Experience the freedom to learn anywhere! The audio format allows for convenient, flexible learning. Transform car rides or downtime at home into engaging learning moments. Immerse yourself in the beauty and rhythm of the Spanish language as you effortlessly follow along. 
  "Spanish Crash Course" is the perfect companion for quick and effective language acquisition. Whether you're an absolute beginner or have basic knowledge, this audiobook is suitable for you. Tap into your natural learning ability and enjoy the engaging experience of the "Spanish Crash Course."Take control of your language learning journey and achieve extraordinary results. Purchase "Spanish Crash Course" today and become fluent in Spanish easier and more enjoyable than ever imagined!

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  The Elements of Style - The...

  William Strunk

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  "The Elements of Style is an American English writing style guide in numerous editions. The original was written by William Strunk Jr. in 1918, and it was published by Harcourt in 1920, comprising eight "elementary rules of usage," ten "elementary principles of composition," "a few matters of form," a list of 49 "words and expressions commonly misused," and a list of 57 "words often misspelled." Strunk concentrated on the cultivation of good writing and composition; the original 1918 edition exhorted writers to "omit needless words," use the active voice, and employ parallelism appropriately."

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  The Successful Speaker - Five...

  Grant Baldwin, Jeff Goins

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  Do you have a message you want to get out into the world? Have you ever dreamed of speaking for a living? Is there something you have to say but just aren't sure what to do next? The Successful Speaker is a proven, easy-to-follow guide to helping you do just that.
  
  Whether you want to speak at your next board meeting or community gathering, start making some extra money on the side, or become a full-time professional speaker, Grant Baldwin knows how to get you from here to there. Why? Because he's done it himself and has coached over 2,000 speakers.
  
  In The Successful Speaker, you will learn the five-step road map to start and scale a speaking business from the ground up, including:
  
  - How to hone your message and know exactly who it's for
  - The preparation process to help your next speech move an audience to action
  - What it takes to establish yourself as an in-demand expert
  - Practical steps to finding and booking paid speaking gigs
  - How to know when it's time to grow your impact and income
  
  In each chapter, you will get specific action steps and case studies from professional speakers (including some of the most successful communicators in the world) to put you on the fast track to booking gigs, getting paid, and building your speaking platform.

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  End Boring - A Tactical Approach...

  Ivan Wanis Ruiz

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  Flex your public speaking muscles with this practical crusade to end boring presentations! In this updated second edition, you’ll find new examples, visuals, and tactics for both in-person and online engagement- so when you speak, people listen. 
  We’ve all sat through dull presentations: endless slides, lifeless delivery, messages that vanish the second they’re over. And most advice? Fluff. “Connect with your audience,” they say. But how? 
  Ivan Wanis Ruiz’s End Boring is the antidote. Drawing from neuroscience, poker, police interrogations, viral videos, and even pro wrestling, Ivan shares the same tactical playbook he’s used to train over half a million people worldwide. No vague inspiration- just practical tactics you can use immediately. 
  Built from real-world cases in business, sales, education, fitness, and healthcare, End Boring teaches you how to create muscle memory in the way you speak, move, and command a room. It’s not about following cookie-cutter rules- it’s about building a flexible toolkit you can use anywhere, from a boardroom to a Zoom call. 
  Inside, you’ll learn:The Belly Button Rule that makes you look instantly more confident.Why traditional eye contact advice is wrong-and what to do instead.The sneaky Liar’s Parallel killing your credibility (and how to fix it).How to structure sentences so people remember more than just 2% of your talk.Virtual hacks to transform your online presence. 
  Great speakers aren’t born- they’re trained. Through practice, repetition, and audience focus, you can become the communicator people remember. 
  Don’t just read about communication. Train it. Use it. Live it. And join the mission to End Boring.

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  The Planning Fallacy -...

  William Rands

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  The allure of optimism has been a driving force behind humanity’s greatest achievements. It propels innovation, inspires ambition, and fosters resilience in the face of adversity. Yet, this same optimism can lead us astray, particularly when it comes to planning and executing tasks. The belief that everything will unfold as envisioned, without significant setbacks or challenges, is an enticing illusion. This overconfidence, while comforting, often masks the reality of time and resource constraints, resulting in a phenomenon known as the planning fallacy. 
  At its core, the planning fallacy arises from our tendency to underestimate the time, effort, and costs required to complete tasks, regardless of past experiences. Even seasoned professionals and experienced teams are not immune to this bias, often succumbing to unrealistic timelines and budgets. The hidden costs of this fallacy ripple through personal lives, businesses, and large-scale projects, leaving behind missed deadlines, financial overruns, and unmet expectations. 
  On an individual level, the planning fallacy can manifest in simple daily scenarios. People frequently underestimate how long it will take to commute, complete errands, or prepare for events. This miscalculation leads to stress, frustration, and a constant feeling of being behind. In professional settings, it becomes even more pronounced, as teams juggle complex projects with high stakes. Unrealistic deadlines can push employees to their limits, fostering burnout and reducing overall productivity.

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