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  Invite Change - Lessons From...

  Janet M. Harvey

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  When is the last time you visibly and boldly challenged the status quo? It might be a tough question to answer. Uncertainty about what’s on the other side of the familiar and comfortable stops many of us from taking action. And yet, we continue to stay stuck, unaware of our roadblocks, and without a meaningful way forward. What can be done? We must intentionally “invite change.” Janet M. Harvey’s, Invite Change, is born from her decades of work coaching C-suite, people managers, and leaders who care deeply about solving personal, professional, and social changes at their very root. 
  The purpose of this book is to challenge the status quo, provoke discussion, and quench a thirst for something different in the way people contribute and influence their workplaces and their communities. You want the freedom to lead authentically, to generate results that allow for thriving communities. What is the necessity and opportunity of this time—especially now during our shared, expansive disruption during the Covid-19 pandemic? To learn how to invite change that inspires and activates each person to answer our tough social questions at the root, so we all may prosper. To invite this change we have to lean into an opportunity that many deem an obstacle and a reason to turn back away from greatness—fear. 
  If you’re longing to lead with authenticity and sovereignty, if you’re looking to get unstuck from the “same old” while pushing past fear and the antiquated status quo, then pick up a copy of Invite Change…today!

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  Unthinkable - The Culture and...

  Tom Hoot Hopkins

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  Big companies find it almost impossible to do new things despite their leaders knowing this may eventually be their downfall. Unthinkable shows why companies are like this and how they can do innovation better.

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  The DIY Wedding - Celebrate Your...

  Kelly Bare

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  Practical, inspiring ideas for making your wedding more meaningful—and less money-draining. 
   
  Goodbye, caterers. So long, wedding coordinators. Here is the bride’s guide to thinking outside the wedding-industry box.  
   
  In this, the only comprehensive do-it-yourself wedding book, you’ll find everything you need to pull off a personalized celebration. No cookie-cutter weddings here!  
   
  With how-to info on flowers, invites, food, the ceremony, and more, The DIY Wedding makes it easy to spend less and create an event that is entirely original. Inspiring ideas, countless resources, budgeting tips, contract templates, plus start-to-finish projects ease the planning pressure. Say “I do”—do-it-yourself style!

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  How To Buy Your Happiness - The...

  David Allen

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  Destiny has brought you here.  The cute happy pig on the front cover made you curious about this book and now you are trying to decide if this Mp3 is right for me?  So… here goes my sales pitch…In this book, I outline the knowledge and habits required for acquiring financial freedom, as it is essential for happiness.  These habits will eventually leave you with the control, time, and freedom to live life on your terms.   Many people claim that you can’t buy happiness, but I disagree.  Money is a tool that can be used to achieve happiness, and any tool used in the wrong way will be useless and sometimes dangerous.    So now you may be speculating whether this is a book about shares, real estate, or cryptocurrency.  This book is about all of that, and I also discuss bonds and precious metals as well.  Yes, I know it's hard to believe that all of the things which make great conversations at parties are jammed in these pages.  I will go into detail about the pros and cons of each investment choice so you can pick a mixture that is right for you.  There is no one size fits all approach to investment, as the correct asset allocation depends on your goals, your age, your income, your skills, and your psychology.  But that is not all.  This is a two-in-one book, as this is also a cheat sheet that provides money-saving tips.  So that is my sales pitch, and I hope you give me a shot.

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  Life Changing Secrets from the 3...

  Joseph Murphy, Napoleon Hill,...

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  This audiobook is about the way the world really works. Certain unseen principles control the translation of our desires to reality. These lie in the power of your mind. They are laid out here clearly and straightforwardly: Follow the process; success will be yours. How achievement actually occurs, and a formula for it that puts success within reach of the average person, were the focal points of Napoleon Hill's books. Years of research studying the world's major religions convinced Dr. Joseph Murphy that some great power lay behind them all. One of the core ideas of Dale Carnegie's books was that it is possible to change other people's behavior by changing one's own reaction to them. ©2012 JMW Group, Inc (P)2016 Gildan Media LLC

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  Why Are My Goals Not Working? -...

  Keith Schreiter, Tom "Big Al"...

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  Can goals be easy? What is the secret? 
  Some goals feel difficult. Other goals feel easy to achieve. Why is this? 
  There are many factors that can help us, or sabotage us on our way to achieving our goals. Once we understand these building blocks, we can put them to use to design goals that work for us. 
  Building blocks? Think of them as tools that remove difficulty and enhance achievement. Look at these five common-sense ideas that help. 
  First, humans are short-term thinkers. Our initial goals need short timelines. We also have short-term memories. 
  Second, our initial goals should be small. We need to build our goal-achieving muscles. This will give us confidence. 
  Third, we must understand our personality style. This is what sabotages most goals. If our goals are not in alignment with our personality, it all goes wrong quickly. 
  Fourth, do our goals match our internal core values? If not, how can we be motivated when we feel that nagging doubt? 
  Fifth, instead of using willpower, could we put mini-habits to work instead? This would take away our mental stress. 
  Setting goals that work for us is easy when we have guidelines and a checklist. Why continue to feel guilty when we can feel success by following the ideas in this book?

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