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Gain the advantage in any verbal encounter by learning the secret language of covert communications. Shine socially, uncover opportunities, and be perceived as smarter, sharper, and savvier... using the nine "secret weapons" of the world's greatest communicators! The most powerful and influential people in the world all have one critical thing in common: effective communication.

The curious parallels between love and the bizarre — but potentially very useful — phenomenon called "quantum entanglement."

La comunicación es uno de los pilares básicos en los que se apoya cualquier tipo de relación humana y es aplicable a todas las esferas de la vida. En el contexto actual, la capacidad para comunicarnos de forma eficiente es fundamental para desarrollarnos a través de nuestras relaciones personales, los discursos profesionales a los que dedicamos nuestros objetivos o los entornos sociales en los que nos movemos y nos sentimos comprometidos. Para ello, necesitamos dominar ciertos recursos emocionales y técnicos en los que se deberá tener en cuenta el léxico, la actitud, las emociones y la estructura del discurso.

Do what great achievers do so you can have what great achievers have!Peter Thomson spent more than eight years of intense inquiry identifying the "do" part of the success equation, and what he "has" as a result numbers in the many millions of dollars (and counting!) - just like the extraordinarily high-achieving men and women whose secrets he uncovered.

When you investigate the most powerful and influential people in the world, you will discover that they all have something in common. Effective communication. Whether they personally possess such skills, or have hired a support team that did, ultimately effective communication was one of the fundamental keys to their success. Using the principles of powerful communication, they developed the ability to influence others in a profound way, all the while winning both respect and admiration.

Peter Thomson is one of the UK's leading strategists in the areas of communication and personal and business growth. He has a very diverse history and, along with his other ventures, has been a very successful entrepreneur. Having started in business in 1972, he built and sold three successful companies, enabling him to retire at age 42.

China says it'll invest an additional $361 billion in renewable energy projects by 2020, and in the process create 13 million new jobs. The move's in sharp contrast to Donald Trump's promise to reinvigorate the coal industry in the U.S. Mary Kay Magistad of The World's "Whose Century Is It?" podcast says China seems to have a clearer vision of the future.

Scott Pruitt says there's no proof that carbon dioxide pollution is causing the Earth to heat up. Well-established science — and a scientist who's a fellow Republican — says that's flat-out wrong.

American climate scientists are responding to a plea made by French President Emmanuel Macron after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would pull out of the Paris climate agreement.

Negotiators have agreed to a global phase-out of chemicals that run some air conditioners and refrigerators, but are also big contributors to global warming. That has countries and researchers scrambling to come up with clean and affordable alternatives.

Former South Carolina Congressman Bob Inglis has big problems with the incoming president, but sees some flickers of hope on climate policy despite all the red flags.

Barack Obama made strong action on the global climate crisis a hallmark of his second term. His newly-elected successor Donald Trump says climate change is a hoax. That could mean a rollback of years of hard-won progress on fighting climate change.

One of them is Thilmeeza Hussain. She's from the tiny, low-lying island nation of the Maldives, which is slowly being inundated by the rising waters of the Indian Ocean.

Tom Morris Ph.D has become one of the most active public philosophers in the world due to his unusual ability to bring the greatest wisdom of the past into the challenges of the present. His work has been featured, noticed, commented on, or covered by diverse news outlets, media, magazines, newspapers, and websites across the globe.

Yanik Silver is a serial Internet entrepreneur and self-made millionaire. He is recognized as one of the leading experts on web marketing even though he still considers himself a 'techno dunce'. Starting from his one-bedroom apartment and with just a few hundred dollars, Yanik has personally sold over $13,000,000.00 online and counting (with zero employees except his wife, Missy).

John Cummuta is best known for his Transforming Debt into Wealth® system - the best-selling personal debt-elimination/wealth-building program in the world today. John's unique financial strategies offer one of the few practical and easy to use solutions to help people on the road to financial freedom. He has helped more than a million people worldwide position themselves to enjoy retirements most will only dream about. Hear this interview to get "The Achievers Edge".

Steve J. Martin is the Director of Influence at Work (UK). He has a background in sales and marketing, writes the monthly 'Persuasion' column for British Airway's in flight magazine Business Life, and is regular columnist for the Institute of Leadership and Management. He speaks on the subject of influence and persuasion at conferences all over the world and consults for a wide variety of commercial and government organisations. Hear this interview to get "The Achievers Edge".

The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books began in 1996 with a simple goal: to bring together the people who create books with the people who love to read them. The festival was an immediate success and has become the largest and most prestigious book festival in the country, attracting more than 130,000 book lovers each year.