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  21st Century Wealth

  Rachel Podnos O'Leary

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  The financial planning landscape for millennials is fundamentally different than for any other generation that has come before. Between unprecedented student loan debt and income levels that have lagged behind those of previous generations, building wealth as a millennial can seem like a daunting, confusing, and often impossible feat.As a millennial and financial planner, Rachel Podnos O’Leary understands the unique obstacles and opportunities that face her generation. In 21st Century Wealth, her no-nonsense personal finance guide, she shows you how to achieve financial independence, no matter your starting point. With tips on how you can build wealth through cash flow planning, debt reduction, investing, and strategic tax planning, you’ll learn how to leverage time and money as your most precious resources. Whether you’re working on paying down student loans or wondering how to invest your 401(k), this simple guide has the answers you need.

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  The Green Business Guide - A One...

  Glenn Bachman

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  The Green Business Guide is a comprehensive resource designed to help organizations incorporate green practices into their operations. Its content blends strategic conversation at the board level with green planning and program management at the middle-level, and with how-to direction that spells out actions at the shop level.

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  Charting the Market - Mastering...

  D Nathan Venture

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  Master the Art of Trading with Unmatched Precision 
  Unlock the secrets of successful trading with Charting the Market: Mastering Technical Analysis for Savvy Trading. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced trader, this comprehensive guide promises to revolutionize your approach to the stock market. 
  Step into the bustling world of trading armed with the insights you need to succeed. From understanding market psychology in the first chapter to developing a rule-based trading system in the final chapter, this book walks you through each aspect of technical analysis with clarity and depth. 
  Delve into the rich tapestry of market behavior as you explore how to read price charts, understand trends, and harness the power of volume and volatility. Uncover the mysteries behind moving averages, momentum indicators, and oscillators. Each concept is meticulously explained, ensuring you have the tools to identify trends and time your trades with precision. 
  Craving the edge over other traders? This book introduces you to advanced techniques like pattern recognition, Fibonacci retracements, Gann Theory, and Elliot Wave Theory. Gain the expertise to predict breakouts, understand complex chart patterns, and integrate candlestick analysis into your trading strategy. The immersive chapters on trading psychology and risk management underscore the importance of emotional discipline and strategic planning, guiding you to trade consistently and minimize risks. 
  Complete with backtesting tips, performance evaluations, and a detailed trading journal guide, you will emerge equipped to chart a path forward in the markets with newfound confidence. The included glossary and historical market case studies provide invaluable context and reference points to enrich your learning experience. 
  Transform your trading journey. Open the pages of this book and take your first step towards mastering the market.

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  Game Theory and Strategy Explained

  Can Akdeniz, IntroBooks Team

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  Game Theory has evolved since its inception, but at its root, it is the modeling of strategic interactions between two or more players where there is a set of rules and outcomes! This basic definition gets to the heart of what Game Theory is. And this can be applied to almost any situation in your life and your business.  
  Regardless of your status, as an entrepreneur or a part of the employed, this theory can serve you well. It can help you develop strategic approaches to real life situations, where you predict, with remarkable accuracy, the best possible route towards the best possible outcomes. If you wanted to have a crystal ball, one that helps you predict the future, then Game Theory would be as close to that crystal ball as you can get, in real-life!  
  Game Theory and Strategy go hand in hand. In fact, they are like the big brother and the little brother of social interaction. Where Game Theory is the big brother, used to guide you along the way, Strategy is the little brother, needing guidance, and who cannot exist successfully in the absence of ‘big brother’! They, therefore, have a tandem and reciprocal relationship.

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  Work Better Together - How to...

  Anh Nguyen Phillips, Jen Fisher

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  For years, companies have been implementing programs that promote social responsibility and improve employee health, both of which benefit the financial bottom line. Now it's time to focus on positive social interactions and relationships in the workplace. Why? Research shows that authentic, trust-based relationships increase job satisfaction, engagement, productivity, and retention—and even decreased healthcare costs. 
   
    
   
  In Work Better Together, two experts from Deloitte explain how working remotely, over-relying on digital communication, and always being "on" is fast-increasing feelings of isolation and burnout—and how a work culture driven by quality relationships can reverse these trends. The authors show how to cultivate positive relationships by: focusing on self-care, such as physical health, quality sleep, and taking time off; tapping into human skills, such as empathy, authenticity, and communication; using technology with intentionality to strengthen relationships, while breaking the negative habits technology fosters; managing workplace relationships, whether you’re in the office every day or telecommuting—or something in between; and developing a culture of strong relationships that drive quality collaboration throughout the organization.

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  Fate of the States - The New...

  Meredith Whitney

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  "Forget everything you think you know about the direction of the American economy, about our growing need for foreign oil, about the rise of the service economy and the decline of American manufacturing. The story of the next thirty years will not be a repeat of the last thirty." 
    
  One of the most respected voices on Wall Street, Meredith Whitney shot to global prominence in 2007 when her warnings of a looming crisis in the financial sector proved all too prescient. Now, in her first book, she expands upon her biggest call since the financial crisis. 
    
  Whitney points out that it wasn't just consum-ers who binged on debt for the past twenty years but state and local governments too. She explains how the fiscal sins of the past are beginning to transform the U.S. economy along regional lines. And she shows how we are moving into a new era in which wealth, power, and opportunity flow away from the coasts and toward the central corridor. 
    
  The housing boom was initially great for states such as California, Nevada, and Florida. State and municipal coffers overflowed, unemployment shrank, and local governments spent their tax revenue windfalls on pay hikes and pension increases for their public employees. But when the boom dried up in those parts of the country, so too did the tax revenues, forcing tax rate hikes and cuts to essential public services—especially education and infrastructure. 
    
  In contrast to those doom and gloom head-lines, a much different trend was developing in interior states such as North Dakota, Indiana, and Texas. They survived the housing crisis relatively unscathed, avoiding mass foreclosures and bud-getary chaos. As a result they've had the money to retrain workers and offer tax incentives to companies willing to relocate. Coupled with the recent booms in natural gas and oil extraction and a resurgence in manufacturing, these states are poised to become the new powerhouses of the American economy. 
    
  Whitney offers a sobering vision of the next few decades, with the coastal states continuing to struggle while the central corridor contin-ues to thrive. She explores the consequences of roughly half the country stuck in a vicious cycle of decline while the other half enjoys a virtuous circle of growth. 
    
  Whitney also offers practical ideas to help the struggling parts of the country—before the fate of the states becomes irreversible.

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