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  Burden of Billions - An American...

  Kunwar Vaibhaw Singh

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  Humanity's worst curse- GREED -once again played its dice in a vicious move! 
  You must have read so much about the immense death and destruction that the World War 1 caused. The dreadful fate it brought upon humanity. However, a much deeper and cruel assault was made by the forces of war on the common masses which is hardly ever told. The assault on their food, water, clothing, shelter and other essentials. 
  The saga in this book revolves around the factual and humane description of this economic assault on Europe's stomach and the greed of major players who were involved in its genesis and consequence. So, hang on and witness the enrapturing verbal illustration of one of the worst eras of human history.

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  Mastering the Marketing Entry in...

  Wilbert Kragten

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  Mastering the Marketing Entry in the USA is not merely a guide; it is a strategic blueprint crafted for European firms aiming to navigate the complexities and opportunities of the U.S. market. Written by an authority with decades of experience in global marketing strategy, this book draws on years of observing and advising companies as they enter the American landscape. 
  Packed with insights derived from years of experience, real-world case studies, and a touch of humor, *Mastering the Marketing Entry in the USA* equips readers with the practical tools needed for informed, strategic decision-making. 
  It’s an invaluable resource for firms committed to not just entering, but mastering, the U.S. market—one rich with opportunity for those who know how to position themselves for success.

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  Just Right - How Neutral-Driven...

  Rob Christopher

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  It’s the dirty little secret of our American civil justice system: Getting real justice in everyday lawsuits costs too much. Legal fees and hidden costs dwarf financial stakes, forcing a choice between frustrating settlement or a long slog through litigation’s due process—either path feeling like legalized extortion. This huge and growing gap in our civil justice system occupies a no-man’s-land of prevailing injustice between small claims and high stakes disputes, defying all efforts to control it for decades.Until now. Legal insider Robert Christopher cuts to the core of the problem, offering an effective and practical solution that exposes and deters the claims of schemers and opportunists while making justice attainable and affordable for honest adversaries seeking a better path.Just Right articulates and promotes a simple and innovative neutral-driven approach to conflict resolution, instead of one driven by competing lawyer teams. Developed using lessons taught over a broad forty-year career in litigation and business, the method—which the author calls NDR—enables people and organizations to avoid most common legal disputes, and, when necessary, resolve them quickly and cost-effectively with minimal stress and distraction. Whether prescribed by contract or invoked during negotiations, the method delivers principled, fast, and cost-effective outcomes to all parties—win or lose.This book is a must read if you are:- Passionate about building and keeping long term relationships with partners, customers, suppliers, contractors, employees, and others- A business owner, executive, entrepreneur, or corporate general counsel- An attorney committed to your clients’ best overall interests and net outcomes- Anyone who wants a fair and practical approach to conflict resolution that delivers real justice while saving everyone time, money, and peace of mind

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  The Urban Poor - Socioeconomic...

  Lyric Vale

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  Urban poverty has emerged as one of the most pressing social and economic issues of the modern world. As the global population increasingly shifts toward urban centers, the face of poverty is no longer limited to rural areas. Cities, which were once seen as hubs of opportunity, now grapple with growing disparities between the rich and the poor. The urban poor live in environments that offer limited access to basic services such as housing, healthcare, education, and employment opportunities, making it difficult for them to escape the cycle of poverty. 
  The rapid pace of urbanization, especially in developing countries, has led to the creation of sprawling slums and informal settlements where millions of people struggle to survive. These areas are often characterized by overcrowded living conditions, inadequate infrastructure, and limited access to clean water and sanitation. As cities expand, they fail to provide adequate housing for their increasing populations, and the urban poor are forced to live in substandard conditions with few opportunities for upward mobility. 
  Urban poverty is not just about a lack of income; it is about a lack of access to the resources and services that are essential for a decent quality of life. The urban poor are often marginalized and excluded from the formal economy, finding themselves in low-wage, insecure jobs or relying on informal employment. This lack of stable income exacerbates their poverty and limits their ability to meet basic needs such as food, healthcare, and education.

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  Reclaim the Moment - Seven...

  Greg Bennick

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  In Reclaim the Moment, internationally recognized speaker and author Greg Bennick delivers a practical and inspiring take on improving focus and enhancing peak performance for individuals and teams. The approach is fun and energetic, offering fresh ideas for generating authentic motivation. In the book, you'll find advice on how to revitalize and energize both yourself and your team using the author's unique combination of seven time-tested, and thoroughly researched, principles. 
   
   
   
  From the alluring idea to "Keep Your Eyes on the Knife" as a reminder about the importance of focus, to a call to "Leap Into the Dark" as a guide to explore creative leadership and explore new ideas, to an invitation on "Start a Reverberation Effect™" as a means of amplifying your vision, the book offers solid approaches for peak performance. You'll discover how to strengthen teams, lead with direction, and to escape pessimism and self-doubt as you and the people around you learn to Build a Better Now. 
   
    
   
  You'll also find true stories drawn from the author's remarkable life and career; evidence-backed insights taken from contemporary sociology, cultural anthropology, and futurist literature; and strategies to encourage the taking of joyful risks and increasing the amount of laughter and happiness in your life and the lives of the people you encounter.

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  How to Move Up When the Only Way...

  Judah Taub

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  A well-paid executive feels trapped in her very respected but unsatisfying job. A startup founder has paying customers, but knows that unless he "fires" them and pivots the business, his startup won't make it. A senior government planner is tasked with undoing the nation's reliance on outdated infrastructure. 
   
   
   
  These are all examples of individuals stuck in a Local Maximum; we've reached a peak, but not the one that fulfills the highest potential. In order to move up in our pursuits, we must first move back down—a realization which can lead to frustration, decision-making paralysis, and lost opportunity. 
   
   
   
  In How to Move Up When the Only Way Is Down, Judah Taub draws from his perspective guiding early stage AI startups, his years serving in military intelligence, and experiences leading innovation throughout his career. With his off-the-beaten path perspective, Judah shares insights into how humans can achieve better decision-making by learning how AI overcomes local maximums. Explore: 
   
   
   
  ● How to anticipate and identify Local Maximums 
   
   
   
  ● How to overcome psychological Local Maximum blocks and biases 
   
   
   
  ● How to build skills and apply strategies to succeed in complex decision-making 
   
   
   
  ● And more

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