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This basic guide is about making money on your idea. It is not about creating a great idea. In my opinion, the process of creating an idea is a mysterious concept that is not subject to a specific identifiable process. If someone tells you they can teach you to create a great idea, throw them out of your office! They are wasting your time. If the great-idea-creation process was known, IBM would already own it. They probably would have created the personal computer operating system (remember IBM purchased the operating system from two youngsters in Washington, even though they had 20,000 ...

Meet David Dawson, a single, G5 flying, 930 Porsche driving international traveler, and expert witness from Silicon Valley; and his team at D&Z Partners as they dive into yet another adventure they didn’t expect—and a ride they couldn’t have anticipated. Dawson has two associates who work with him at D&Z Partners: Dr. Matthew Zimmerman, a Stanford graduate, resident genius and technology wizard; and Helen Shepherd, a beautiful woman with more common sense and organizational skill than the other two partners combined. Dawson has made a fortune in Silicon Valley, and as a result has an ...

The 1940 film Rebecca is acclaimed as one of the greatest achievements of the legendary director Alfred Hitchcock. This audio recording is an adaptation of the screenplay of this Academy Award winning motion picture featuring the original cast, including Sir Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine.

Ten classic short stories from the quills of great bird-loving authors.

One man’s descent. One divine interruption. One search for meaning. Robert’s life has brought him to the edge—literally. In a quiet town in Mexico, he’s ready to end it all. But just as he prepares to disappear, a phone call changes everything: his beloved Aunt Mary has died. The timing is too precise to ignore. What begins as a suicide interrupted becomes something deeper—a raw, unflinching journey through grief, identity, and the fragile thread of faith. As Robert faces the loss of everyone who shaped him—his aunt, his father, his mother—he’s forced to confront the silence...

Hiroshima, 1945—a city incinerated by nuclear attack, and the forge that creates a beautiful psychopath named Mito Mitsui, bent on ultimate revenge against America. What is born in these ashes will change the world forever… Baltimore, Maryland, present day—a simple supply problem for fighter planes escalates into a much more deadly threat—fueled by an obsession spanning more than five decades. A Japanese keiretsu, formed in vengeance, is driven toward lethal conflict with the United States by Mito Mitsui—Japan’s most beloved performer for over fifty years. What she demands is ...

The controversial 1991 War Crimes Act gave new powers to courts to try non-British citizens resident in the UK for war crimes committed during WWII. Safe Haven considers for the first time why and how convictions failed to follow investigations. Within the broader context of war crimes investigations in the United States, Germany, and Australia, the authors reassess the legal and investigative processes and decisions that stymied inquiries, from the War Crimes Act itself to the restrictive criteria applied to it.

“I learned to run my business through the ‘School of Hard Knocks.’” How often have you heard veteran entrepreneurs make similar remarks in reference to their business survival or success? These entrepreneurs learned through their experiences — both good and bad. They educated themselves by putting in long hours and by making mistakes. You can learn from their mistakes. This book has approximately 70 pages of advice on Finance issues from other business managers. A quick read for some lasting ideas. Although this attitude has been a source of pride among small business owners in ...

It is a 60 page book that will make you a better speaker in 60 minutes. I have given seminars to thousands of managers from more than 100 different corporations and this guide contains the tricks of the trade. It has additional suggestions from other experienced speakers that are guaranteed to help you. It is worth the money, and a lot more. I guarantee it.

The Job Hunting Secrets of a Professional Recruiter or How To Not Let The Big One Get Away. Ron Rutkowski is a retired professional recruiter. He is also an expert in fishing, archery, hunting, slingshots and hatchet throwing. He has more than 15 years of experience working with more than 150 human relations departments, 250 company executives and 2,500 candidates seeking a better job. He has even placed a two star general as CEO of a major airline. Between fishing trips, I sat down with Ron and we began a series of conversations about the employment process from both a company’s and a ...

In this story, David Dawson uncovers a scheme to track and control the lives of the smartest people in America. He discovers details of a 1921 study which analyzed and tracked 1521 of the most gifted Americans. Their identities have always been zealously guarded. Although the original study subjects are dead, their descendants live on. Dawson is a single, G5 jet flying, 930 Porsche driving international traveler, and technology guru from Silicon Valley. Dawson and his two partners, Dr. Matthew Zimmerman, a technology wizard, and Helen Shepherd, a beautiful sensuous woman, find themselves on...

Focus may be a new way to look at your life, at the highest level. When you look at your life in a spiritual sense, what does it mean to you to be successful? Life is finite time. Realizing this, what will you focus on? Focus is a way to improve your chances to attain your goals. We can think about the old concept of focus in a new way. Lack of focus causes frustration, but intentional focus creates success. “You are known by what you focus on.” This statement was made in one of the discussions surrounding this book. Once in a while, when working on something of this nature, a core ...

A high-stakes, fast-paced thriller that weaves together action, romance, and the desperate race to stop World War III before it begins. As cybercrime overtakes missile warfare, the world’s greatest threat comes not from bombs, but from code. Quantum-powered technology has made global financial institutions vulnerable, and entire nations now stand on the brink of digital collapse. David Dawson’s most formidable adversary yet—Tony Rossini—has hijacked this new reality, extorted billions, and turned world powers against one another. From the boardrooms of Silicon Valley to a remote ...