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Are you tired of working for other people and making them rich? Great. Congratulate yourself on taking this first step. There are 4 main ways people become wealthy and one of those is starting your own small business. One of the easiest businesses to start and run, which has the lowest start-up costs is a cleaning business. Here is what you will learn: 1. The best place to get business cards. 2. How to create a Facebook page. 3. How to price a house. 4. How to talk to and pitch customers. 5. How to find local customers. 6. How to find wealthy clients that pay well. 7. How to create a great ...

Before you diagnose yourself with depression… first make sure that you are not, in fact, just surrounded by assholes." -William Gibson "Happiness is the consequence of personal effort. You fight for it, strive for it, insist upon it, and sometimes even travel around the world looking for it. You have to participate relentlessly in the manifestations of your own blessings. And once you have achieved a state of happiness, you must never become lax about maintaining it. You must make a mighty effort to keep swimming upward into that happiness forever, to stay afloat on top of it." -Elizabeth...

"And now for a taste of things to come." -Shang Tsung, Mortal Kombat Here are 10 amazing quotes featured in this book! ''I can buy 20 percent of you or I can buy all of you. Or I can go into this business myself and bury you.'' - Bill Gates to AOL chief executive, Steve Case on Microsoft’s potential for acquisition of the company “Let me tell you something you already know. The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It's a very mean and nasty place and I don't care how tough you are it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna ...

For the first few years of my writing career, I authored comedy books, making fun of anything and everything I disagreed with (and I do mean everything). You name it. Nothing was off limits. One day, I asked one of my mentors what he would recommend I do with my life. He said two words: Help people. It was then I asked myself, "Am I doing that?" The answer was no. Not even close. That day, I began researching and writing on self-improvement. In my first self-help book, I was fortunate enough to sell the rights to a business coach in Greeneville, South Carolina for $2,000. Not too shabby for...

Is your child failing in school? Many kids are. Kids do not listen to what you say so much as they pay attention to what you do. Your child’s path to success begins at home. Therefore, the best person to teach your child is you. As parents, you need to have the knowledge and skills to be the example that your kids need in order to be their best. Parents need to develop in the child an inner, burning desire to succeed and excel not only in school at the moment, but to develop life skills that will enable them to thrive both inside and outside of the classroom and develop the drive and will...

I was thirty years old. She was a woman I met on a dating site a few years earlier. We went out on a few dates and I noticed red flags early, but dismissed them as most people do when physically attracted to someone. After dating for a while, we decided to just be friends and one day while taking her out to dinner, I casually mentioned that if I am able, I always try to help people in need. When I mentioned this, her eyes lit up. I thought nothing of this, but looking back as the saying goes, hindsight is 20/20. A few days later, she asked to borrow money from me. She was a single mom and ...

It is an interesting time in politics. For example, Fox News is the most trusted name in news, but not necessarily because they are trustworthy or more honest. They are most trusted because more people in the United States trust them. Due to the lottery of brain psychology of the breakdown of demographics in our country, roughly half the country's population is liberal; the other half conservative. Most news outlets (ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC) lean left because as Stephen Colbert says "Reality has a liberal bias." Fox News is primarily the only major conservative news outlet out there and ...

Jon had the ideal family life growing up: 2 parent household with 2 kids (including himself). When he began school, he scored in the 99th percentile on the TCAPs. In 3rd grade, he was one of 3 students in his class to be labeled T.A.G.: Talented and Gifted. When he got to middle school, Jon made mostly A's throughout and by 8th Grade, was voted Most Outgoing and Most Likely to Succeed. By the time he transitioned to high school, Jon had developed bipolar disorder with severe anxiety and the new environment didn't help. He went from a small, private school to a high school with hundreds of ...

Many times when the subject of universal healthcare is brought up, it is met with cries of “That's socialism!” This ebook intends to dispel the myths around what universal healthcare is, what it isn't, and asks and answers the following questions: What is socialism anyway? Is universal healthcare socialism? What countries have universal healthcare and when did they adopt it? Which countries have the best forms of universal healthcare? Has a country that adopted universal healthcare ever rescinded it? What is single payer healthcare? How would taxation pay for universal healthcare in the...

Many times in life when people don’t get what they want, they may say to themselves “just my luck.” Or when other people get the things they themselves want might quip “he/she has all the luck.” Is luck real? In the sense that some people have better things happen to them more often and others have worse things happen to them more often, yes. This e-book explores 20 concepts backed by research concerning luck and lists and expounds upon them concerning how you can apply these principles to your work, love, and personal life. Some of them include: 1. Knowing what you want. 2. ...

It was 2018. I had just gotten divorced and was delivering food with GrubHub to make ends meet. Starting in 2016, I had gotten obsessed with personal development to the point where I was researching things like goal-setting, habit formation, and making good decisions. Taking into consideration that I was earning roughly $15 to $20 an hour with GrubHub, I needed to do something and soon. I searched "work from home side hustles writing" and found a few ideas to start freelancing, one of them being writing resumes. The way I figured, everyone needs a good resume, because everyone needs a job, ...

He was saved at age 6. His father was a deacon and evangelism director. His mother, a Christian schoolteacher. Jon went to church 3 times a week and attended a Christian middle school and graduated from a Southern Baptist college. In college, despite receiving an A the following semester, was asked to step down from the debate team for being “too antagonistic". At 24, he fell away from his faith. By age 32, Jon D. Webster had authored more atheist books than Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens combined. His 7 books, Nothing Sacred: An Atheist Quote-A-Day Calendar Blasphemy: Atheist ...

I failed English in high school. I failed English in college. I failed one writing class so many times, it disqualified me from completing my major. After graduating with a degree in Theatre, my mother and step-father each wrote a book and became authors. The way I saw it, if they could, I could too. Today, at the age of 33, I have authored 6 paperbacks (one of which I sold the rights to a multi-millionaire business coach) and over a dozen Kindle e-books (one of which became a #1 best-seller on Amazon in its category in new releases). I have been invited to speak at conferences, appeared on...

If you want to be not only a great man, but a good one, this audiobook will show you the way.

How you are or where you are now is not important. What is important, is how you see yourself and the language you use, because how you speak can manufacture your reality.

One Big Joke (And 300 Shorter Ones) has been maniacally shouted by the author into three hours of non-stop laughter. As you listen, you will discover that Jon D. Webster has the comedic timing of a Swiss watch that tells hilarious jokes. Peppered with the occasional appropriate, impactful, and effective use of profanity, Jon gives us his unique take on more subjects than he probably should have.