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  High Voltage Branding - Go From...

  Mitche Graf

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  Your “brand” is much more than a logo on a piece of paper or your business card. It’s about who you are and what you do on the deepest levels.In today’s highly competitive world of business, the strong will survive and the weak will perish... which one will you be? The world is filled with "red oceans"... everyone competing for the same clients with the same products, same services, same everything... and this innovative and cutting edge book will give you the tools necessary to win the branding war!When the client can't differentiate between you and everyone else, it becomes a pricing war and you will always lose that battle. This book, written by best-selling author Mitche Graf, will teach you the secrets on how to create a "blue ocean" for your products and services, so you can separate your brand from the rest of the pack.Mitche has been involved in sales and marketing for over 30 years and has ventured into many exciting industries, from selling lemonade at the age of 4 to the running of 4 companies today.He prides himself on knowing how to maximize each and every business he has been involved with, and has a PhD degree from the “School Of Hard Knocks”.Through all of his experiences, he’s learned that the basic principles of life and success are the same regardless of who you are and what you do… YOU MUST LOVE WHAT YOU DO WITH ALL YOUR HEART! He firmly believes that life is meant to be lived, not endured and that we each have the ability to make a difference in the world, by taking an ordinary everyday situation and turning it into a magical moment.Don’t miss this opportunity to really shake up your perception of what a successful brand means and how to put yours at the top of the food chain!

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  Breaking Into Venture - An...

  Allison Baum Gates

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  Although most people know nothing about them, venture capitalists are the small yet elite group of people funding and shaping world-changing technology businesses like Google, Facebook, Uber, and Amazon. Whether you're an aspiring investor, entrepreneur, or career-focused business professional, this book will teach you how this historically exclusive and incredibly lucrative industry actually works. 
   
   
   
  Through a combination of the author's real-life stories coupled with insights from other elite venture investors from unexpected backgrounds, Breaking into Venture draws the curtain on what it takes to break into venture capital, navigate the hidden pitfalls that insiders know to avoid, and build a long-term winning strategy that plays to your unique strengths. 
   
   
   
  Drawing on her background building multiple successful venture funds and teaching venture capital at world-class business schools on both coasts, Allison Baum Gates shares the nine fundamental principles that lead to success in VC, providing everything you need to navigate the rapidly changing technology landscape. By learning how venture investors think, you'll unlock your own potential, whether you're looking to make angel investments, develop and launch a successful business, or create the career of your dreams.

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  Savvy Life Skills for Teens -...

  Eric Reinertsen

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  Equip your teen with the life skills they need to thrive, even if independence seems daunting! 
  Does it seem like your teen is overwhelmed by the chaos of everyday life? 
  Are they struggling with their independence, unsure how to manage their finances or balance their commitments? 
  Do you wish there was a resource that could guide them through this crucial transition into adulthood? 
  You're not alone. Many parents worry about whether their teens are prepared for the real world—a place filled with responsibilities and expectations. 
  But imagine your teen confidently tackling life's challenges, from budgeting and cooking to managing stress and building strong relationships. This book makes that possible by offering practical, actionable advice to empower them for success. 
  Ready to equip your teen with the tools they need to navigate life confidently? Scroll up and click "Add to Cart" now to help them step toward independence today!

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  Servants of the Damned: Book...

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Servants of the Damned, by David Enrich.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by David Enrich.
   
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  
   
  What happens when power and privilege collide with justice? In Servants of the Damned,  David Enrich pulls back the curtain on the world of elite corporate law firms—institutions that wield immense influence and often operate in the shadows, enabling some of the world’s most powerful corporations to evade accountability and perpetuate harm.
   
  Through gripping storytelling and meticulous research, this audiobook takes listeners deep into the high-stakes legal battles that shape industries, public policies, and even societal norms. From defending environmental disasters to orchestrating complex corporate strategies that exploit regulatory loopholes, these law firms are revealed as both architects and enablers of systemic inequality.

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  The Sale - The Number One...

  Jon Gordon, Alex Demczak

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  In The Sale, bestselling author Jon Gordon and rising star Alex Demczak deliver an invaluable lesson about what matters most in life and work and how to achieve it. The book teaches four lessons about integrity in order to create lasting success. 
   
   
   
  The authors tell the story of Matt Williams, a sales representative for Turnbow Technologies, an aviation technology company founded by his grandfather. Matt encounters many obstacles both personally and professionally, and ultimately finds himself in a struggling marriage, an unfulfilling job, in a desperate search for answers, and at the crossroads of a major decision that will determine his future. Matt meets an unlikely mentor, who may just have the answers Matt seeks, as he faces the biggest decision and test of his life. The Sale follows Matt as he learns: why his pursuit of financial success at the expense of his family and the people he loves is counterproductive; the power of integrity, trust, and consistency; and powerful ways to create fulfilment and real success that endures. 
   
   
   
  Perfect for managers, sales professionals, and teams that are seeking durable, reliable, and powerful strategies for success at work, The Sale also belongs on the bookshelves of anyone looking for insightful ways to achieve their goals and realize their greatest potential.

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  Capitalism and Inequality -...

  Arlo Holders

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  Capitalism, as an economic system, is based on private ownership of the means of production and the creation of goods or services for profit. In capitalist societies, market forces—supply and demand—determine the distribution of resources and wealth. This system is characterized by competition, limited government intervention, and the pursuit of profit. Over time, capitalism has evolved in response to global events, technological advancements, and changes in social and political structures. However, a fundamental aspect of capitalism that persists is the inherent inequality it creates. 
  Inequality in capitalist societies can be understood in several forms: wealth inequality, income inequality, and social inequality. Wealth inequality refers to the uneven distribution of assets like property, stocks, and savings, where a small percentage of the population controls a large share of the wealth. Income inequality, on the other hand, concerns the differences in wages and salaries among workers, managers, and capital owners. Social inequality arises from disparities in access to resources like education, healthcare, and housing, which are often shaped by economic factors. 
  At the heart of capitalist inequality is the idea that economic success is determined by individual effort, entrepreneurship, and market performance. While this promotes competition and innovation, it also leads to stark divides between the wealthy and the poor. Those who control capital—such as land, factories, or intellectual property—are in a position to accumulate wealth far faster than those who rely solely on their labor. This uneven accumulation of wealth deepens the divide between rich and poor, creating a cycle where the wealthy continue to grow their resources, while those at the bottom struggle to access basic needs.

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