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The 29 Natural Laws of Sales was developed based on decades of real-world experiences by sales expert Howard Berman. As the president of his own sales consulting firm Berman Consulting Associates, Inc., Mr. Berman has seen almost every sales situation that can occur. The laws presented in this audiobook shatter the illusion and misconceptions that success can be consistently achieved through the use of sales scripts, canned pitches, or a memorized patter.

# "No Room in the Inn?" will take us from humanity falling hard in the Garden of Eden to believers being crown-wearers in heaven. We will learn what God’s Word says about embracing trials and resisting temptations. God is setting up his eternal kingdom along with a reward system. He uses the fiery trials of life to build our faith and develop character within us. His goal is not to pamper us physically but to perfect us spiritually. Foremost, trials are one way how God’s plan can merge with his purpose for our lives.

Lee Harvey Oswald has been recorded by history as the reported assassin of President John F. Kennedy. On November 22, 1963 the United States was dramatically changed forever. Two days later while the nation prepared to bury their fallen leader, Jack Ruby shot and killed the accused assassin. Lee Oswald claimed he was a patsy. What if he were right?

THE DELIBERATE CHRISTIAN: A Discipleship Guide for the New Believer calls the church to action. As Christians, we have been called to do more than attend the local church once a week, sing songs, and give an occasional "Amen" during a sermon. The church must get out of its comfort zone and into the trenches of discipleship, ending a self-serving worship routine. This book is a guiding light, leading us to the forefront of encouraging new believers to establish good spiritual habits and making them aware of the church's resources. It reminds us of our higher purpose—making disciples.

Forgotten and Ignored Vietnam War Veterans: Thailand-Based Veterans Were Also Contaminated With Agent Orange is filled with facts and official statements taken from various government documents that have been hidden away for decades and largely ignored for several years. An important examination of certain facts is included that discusses what appears to be a concerted effort between two individuals in two different government organizations in denying veterans claims for medical care and compensation.

In 1809, John Potts and John Colter were taking two canoes up the Jefferson River in Montana. Potts and Colter came upon a band of several hundred Blackfeet Indians who demanded they come ashore. Colter guided his canoe ashore and was disarmed and stripped naked. When Potts refused to bring his canoe ashore he was shot and wounded. He returned fire and killed one of the Blackfeet warriors. He died immediately, riddled by a hail of bullets fired by the Indians on the shore.

Freelance photographers Liz Foster and Ryan Callahan are finally making plans for their future. And what better time to get married than during the festive holiday season that brought them together? If only Liz's parents weren't standing in the way of a picture-perfect wedding. Spurred on by the ghosts of Christmases past, Dan Foster has already written Liz out of his will, so even attending the wedding - let alone walking his daughter down the aisle - is out of the question. However, this is the season for miracles, and Ryan will do anything to make his bride smile.

Want to win friends and really influence people? Then this book was made for you. Listening is the most powerful tool for success in business and in life. So if it's that important, why don't we listen better? Because life moves way too fast, we're busy, and we don't know how. Discover what active listening is and what it is not. Learn four simple actions that will train your brain to listen, and see for yourself the difference these steps make in your life.

Learn how money can work for you by taking a closer look at exactly where you are financially and discovering how quickly you can break through the rat race to achieve financial independence, so you can do whatever you want without money having to factor into your decisions.

Was I destined to live my life in silence? How was I to cope when the best doctors in the world couldn't diagnose why I had lost the ability to speak? Obviously, I would have to resign the position I loved as pastor and teacher. How was I to respond when the eventual diagnosis was no cure? Where was God when I needed him most? After all, for years I had taught others that God loves them and had assured them that he is still the God who heals.

It's 1900 and Brent Murphy, a prodigal son, is disillusioned with New York and his life as a newspaperman. Drawn home to Galveston Island, Brent knows it is likely he will face rejection from his father. On Saturday, September 8, 1900, the citizens of Galveston Island are in for the fight of their lives when the hurricane of the century hits. Through the experience, Brent discovers a loving God and faces the truth of the stormy relationship he has with his parents.

Edwards' 30 years of genealogy research confirmed family stories that had been told for decades, exposed some that weren't accurate, and discovered details that had long been buried. These "first person" accounts will capture your attention and take you on a drive-by of the past 200 years of American and Texas history.

This audiobook will make you realize that the art of creative thinking is a skill that anyone can master if he or she gets to know the techniques of idea generation. This book will work more as a companion rather than an instructor or someone giving eloquent sermons. It'll "walk" beside you on this exciting journey leading to the realm of creativity and productivity.

Take someone who has seen and heard ghosts and add to it a lifetime career in Law Enforcement you get some interesting tales with an otherworldly twist. Get ready for a roller-coaster ride of ghosts, werewolves, and banshee, to voodoo dolls and Indian death horses, all told from the perspective of a West Texas cop "lucky enough" to have gotten the call.

Procrastination is a curse we all try to deny. But what if it can be turned into something positive and productive? Everyone has been guilty of staring at their laptop screen and getting no work done. So how can we turn this negative thing in the eyes of many into a positive solution? Should we try to get rid of procrastination fully, or should we try to use it in a way that helps us to progress? I challenge you to explore the world of procrastination with me and to find out what it is, why we do it, and how we can change our behaviors.

Step inside the The Wardrobe Dinner Theater and experience the backstage diva drama as these performers embark on a faith-filled journey to find what matters most in life. The complete series includes Dance over Me, Focus on Love, Sing a New Song, A Picture Perfect Christmas, and Home for Christmas.

Joseph Denton was a man happy with his life. Oh sure, he would do a few things a little different if he had the chance. If he could get a do-over, he would be an architect instead of a pharmacist. It's not that he doesn't like being a pharmacist, but he always wanted to design buildings. If he could do it one more time, he would make it so his wife and he could have kids. He was sure he would enjoy being a father, but his wife would have loved being a mother even more. More money would be nice, but do-overs don't exist.

I was executive director for a nonprofit for those with mental illness, I gave speeches from Washington DC to Berkeley. People told me to write a book, so I did. It was about 20 pages. Basically, it was on of my speeches. I decided I didn't know enough to write a book and to take a year to do some research. That research extended over four years. I self-published it five months before the advent of Kindle. I updated it, added about 80 pages and published a second edition in January of 2019.

Even people with faith in God struggle with questions about pain and suffering. The author examines the biblical account of Job and his problems to provide insights into the struggles people face today. The listener will discover ancient principles which appear so contemporary.

The Christian Graces in 2 Peter 1:5-7 give an excellent breakdown of how God intended the Christian to develop in character and service. Over the nine lessons contained in this audiobook, each of these areas is considered individually as well as their place collectively, showing the process God desires if the Christian is to grow a fully developed spiritual character. Begin studying to learn how the difference between success and failure as a Christian is found in how we implement these nine areas, so you too can grow in grace.