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  Teach a Kid to Save - A Fun...

  Stephen Day

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  Prepare your child to earn, save, and spend wiselySome of the toughest choices we make in adult life are about money, and so often we feel uninformed, unsure, and ill-prepared. We want better for our kids, but how do we teach them the things we never quite learned?Teach a Kid to Save is your go-to, hands-on, research-based guide to teaching your kids about the wise use of money and the value of work through an innovative, interactive mini-economy. In the mini-economy, kids have jobs, earn a play-money income, make a plan for their money, shop at the household store, and even create their own businesses. The mini-economy gives kids a chance to practice making meaningful choices about money and work, helping them build healthy lifelong habits.With chapters on work, rest, generosity, saving, spending, and entrepreneurship, as well as a quick-start guide, conversation starters, and a special appendix for homeschools, Teach a Kid to Save is the all-in-one resource you've been waiting for.

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  How Is Greater Than What -...

  Preston Poore

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  Every leader struggles to find and communicate their “why.” 
  Young leaders are struggling to have authentic influence. 
  Entrepreneurs are on a quest to scale. 
  Churches and nonprofits follow the latest corporate strategies. 
  And it’s not working. 
  Despite our slogans, we still focus on numbers. 
  Do you want achievement or legacy? 
  These pages will help you create both. 
  "A powerful reminder that true leadership is not just about achieving results, but about how we achieve them." 
  — Dee Ann Turner, Former Vice President, Chick-fil-A, Inc., and best-selling author 
  Preston Poore spent 30 years leading in Fortune 500 companies like The Coca-Cola Company and The Hershey Company, and coaching numerous businesses and nonprofits—learning what works and how. He’s a Colson Fellow and Certified Maxwell Leadership Team Speaker, Trainer, and Executive Coach. 
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  The Hawke Method - The Three...

  Erik Huberman, Hawke Media Team

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  The USA Today bestseller. “Whether you’re an executive at a Fortune 500 company or a first-time entrepreneur, you’ve found a battle-tested mentor.” —Keith Ferrazzi, New York Times-bestselling author of Never Eat Alone   Ever wonder how the biggest brands in the world make it to the top? Here’s a hint: it’s more than just a well-placed billboard or a TV ad.   According to Erik Huberman, the Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, there’s a common framework behind every successful marketing strategy. After helping over 3,000 brands find success through his holistic approach, Erik has distilled the art of marketing into three core elements: awareness, nurturing, and trust. Without all three, the system fails.   From fledgling students to seasoned industry veterans, anyone can gain from the shrewd strategies in The Hawke Method. And use them to fly above the competition.   “[Huberman’s] knowledge and positive energy are a recipe for success in the world of e-commerce.” —Bennett Sherman, Digital Ventures  “Simply put, Erik is a marketing and business god. He knows how to make a product or idea go big and has proven it with his team.” —Ben Parr, author of Captivology  “Erik is a true visionary. The world would be a far better place if more business leaders started moving to his beat.” —Andre Benjamin, aka Andre 3000 of Outkast  “Erik is the living embodiment of entrepreneurship. He seeks out opportunity while simultaneously empowering those around him.” —Robyn Ward, head of New Media Ventures at United Talent Agency  “Huberman is a dynamic, uber-talented entrepreneur . . . illuminating the path to innovation, radical service, and win-win relationships.” —Christopher Kai, bestselling author of Big Game Hunting

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  Across Boundaries - A life in...

  Ton Vosloo

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  Ton Vosloo is one of South Africa’s most widely admired newspapermen and businessmen. Under his leadership, Naspers evolved from a print group into a media giant with investments across the world. In his memoir, Vosloo tells the story of his remarkable career, spanning fifty-nine fractious years – years that saw a great many changes in South Africa, in the media and politically. 
  Born in 1937 in Uitenhage, Vosloo started out writing sports reports for local newspapers while he was still at school. Once he had cut his teeth in newspaper journalism, his career took him to Parliament, where he worked as a parliamentary correspondent, and then on to editing Beeld, the popular Afrikaans daily. In 1970, he was awarded a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard University; it was during this time in the USA that he became increasingly aware of the unsustainability of apartheid. 
    
  In 1983, Vosloo was appointed managing director of Naspers and set about vigorously transforming the company. On the commercial front, with Koos Bekker and other media companies, he established M-Net, the country’s first pay-television network. In 1992, Vosloo became chairman of Naspers, with Bekker later succeeding him. Today, Naspers’s story of singular and commercial success continues – a success that has its roots in Ton Vosloo’s stewardship.

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  ISO 50001 - A strategic guide to...

  Alan Field

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  Reduce energy costs and combat climate change with ISO 50001
  ISO 50001:2018, the international standard for energy management, provides a framework for organisations – both large and small – to manage and reduce their energy usage and associated costs. Implementing an effective EnMS (energy management system) that complies with ISO 50001 ensures that an organisation can:
  
  - Meet legal and contractual energy compliance requirements;
  - Save money by managing energy more efficiently;
  - Reduce its carbon footprint;
  - Increase energy security; and
  - Demonstrate a commitment to improved energy performance.With energy security concerns rising and climate change an existential threat, consumers are increasingly aware of sustainability issues.
  ISO 50001 – A strategic guide to establishing an energy management system provides a practical but strategic overview for leadership teams of what an EnMS is and how implementing one can bring added value to an organisation. It:
  
  - Explains how ISO 50001:2018 (which is based on ISO's Annex SL) differs from the previous version of the Standard;
  - Provides readers with a greater understanding of what energy management is and how taking a risk-based approach can save money and improve brand reputation; and
  - Covers how ISO 50001 can be implemented and how the EnMS can be integrated with other management systems, such as an ISO 14001 EMS (environmental management system).Your strategic guide to energy management and ISO 50001 – buy this book today!

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  Think Remarkable - 9 Paths to...

  Guy Kawasaki, Madisun Nuismer

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  In Think Remarkable, tech titan and creator of the Remarkable People podcast Guy Kawasaki delivers a practical, tactical, and sometimes radical discussion of how to make a difference in the world and live a fulfilling life. By synthesizing knowledge from more than forty years of working with organizations such as Apple, Canva, Google, Mercedes Benz, and Wikipedia, with insights from over 200 extraordinary people, such as Jane Goodall, Olivia Julianna, Stacey Abrams, Steve Wozniak, Mark Rober, and Bob Cialdini, Kawasaki and coauthor Madisun Nuismer offer a roadmap to finding internal remarkableness. 
   
   
   
  In the book, you'll learn: 
   
   
   
  ● How to adopt a growth mindset, develop grit and resilience, and embody graciousness throughout the process 
   
   
   
  ● Why it's possible to make a difference, become a better person, and lead a fulfilling life 
   
   
   
  ● What ideas and strategies can enable you to transform your outlook and attitude to prepare for major change 
   
   
   
  An essential guide to focusing on what really matters in life, Think Remarkable is perfect for anyone who wants to make the world—and themselves—a little (or a lot) better.

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