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Learn how to connect with your customers, so you are able to exponentially grow your business. This is the ultimate book for any salesperson or entrepreneur looking to nurture its business. Building a StoryBrand will teach you how to listen to your customers and help them understand how much they can benefit from using your products, ideas, or services.

Are revenue and EBIT growth important to you? McKinsey notes that the biggest future impact on revenue and EBIT growth is through digitizing supply chain. This audiobook is about how supply chain digital transformations can help you deliver results with a high ROI. In this business storybook, directors and executives of mid-sized and large businesses in critical functional areas, such as supply chain -including sourcing and procurement - IT, marketing, and finance will find practical and technical tools for managing projects and different approaches to improve soft skills.

This is a summary of Dr. Jason Fung's The Obesity Code: Unlocking the Secrets of Weight. Everything you believe about how to lose weight is wrong. Weight gain and obesity are driven by hormones - in everyone - and only by understanding the effects of insulin and insulin resistance can we achieve lasting weight loss. In this absorbing and provocative book, Dr. Jason Fung sets out an original, robust theory of obesity that provides startling insights into proper nutrition.

A must-listen for anyone interested in philosophical psychology, moral epistemology, or Kant interpretation, this brisk monograph provides a long-overdue alternative to the dreary and opaque tomes on which Kant aficionados have thus far had to rely.

Gretchen Rudin tackles the critical question: How do we change? Her answer: through habits. Habits are the invisible architecture of everyday life. It takes work to make a habit, but once that habit is set, we can harness the energy of habits to build happier, stronger, more productive lives. So if habits are a key to change, then what we really need to know is: How do we change our habits? Better Than Before answers that question.

Giulia Enders provides a complete guide to the latest advances science has made in terms of our digestive system. The whole digestive process, from the time the food enters your mouth to when it is finally digested, is covered. Enders begins with an introduction to the system's overall structure and goes on to explain what role each part of the system plays and how each part interacts with the others in order to promote effective digestion.

Sarah Margaret Fuller Ossoli (May 23, 1810-July 19, 1850), commonly known as Margaret Fuller, was an American journalist, critic, and women's rights advocate associated with the American transcendentalism movement. Margaret Fuller enjoyed and wrote many pieces of poetry styled after the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson. She was the first full-time American female book reviewer in journalism. Fuller was an advocate of women's rights and in particular, women's education and the right to employment. 

Robert O'Neill, the man that killed Bin Laden, tells us his story leaving nothing to the imagination. O'Neill has definitely lived a life full of jaw dropping stories; the attempts to rescue Marcus Luttrell and Captain Richard Phillips from Somali pirates and who could ever forget, terminating the life of the most wanted terrorist in the world. Finally, we have the chance to listen all about it in The Operator where he tells us the unabridged story of his life and work as a SEAL.

Six of Kuczynski's more popular philosophical works.

Have you been searching for simple, fun, and delicious low carb recipes? Are you tired of searching through dozens of low carb recipes that aren't actually low carb? Well, you're in luck! Diet consultant Andrew Mills reveals 25 fun, delicious, and fast low carb meals for the whole family! Based on proven scientific research, Mills will provide you with all the nutritional facts and resources you need to enjoy amazing low carb meals every day!

A fictitious dialogue about bureaucrats and unconscious criminality.

This is a summary of Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah. With a bold mixture of humor and crude anecdotes, Born a Crime is a biography like nothing you have heard before. Believe me when I say this: Trevor Noah is not a boring storyteller. He doesn't follow a traditional way of telling stories of his life like other biographers might. His comedian side bursts out of his soul and lands in his writing, delivering a unique touch between crude and funny.

Join Luke Harding in a quest to find about the secrets you were never supposed to know about Trump's deals with Russia. His relationships with the Russians is not a mystery but an unconventional move that was never done enough. It might seem beneficial for both parties, but have you taken the time to ponder on the deals that have happened in the background? There are a lot of sketchy deeds in Trump's history with Russia and in this book, you'll hear all about them.

The empirical sciences make assumptions that they are not themselves capable of justifying. Philosophy justifies those assumptions; that is its job.

In this brisk volume, a case is made that a value is a belief as to how one live one's life if one's psychological architecture is to retain its integrity, and a case is thereby made that intention is an operationalized value. This analysis makes it possible to distinguish between minds that do and minds that do not host selves. The relationship between weakness of the will and self-deception is made clear, and it is explained how it is that one can knowingly act in self-destructive ways.

This short work proves that we have knowledge that cannot possibly be derived from observation.

In this series of dialogues - clear, concise and cogent answers are given.

In this fictitious dialogue, it is shown that one couldn't improve one's ability to reason unless one were ab initio able to reason. Since the ability to reason presupposes knowledge of dependence-relations, it follows that people are ab initio able to reason and therefore have a priori knowledge.

It is made clear what analytic truth is and how it differs from formal truth. Some important theorems about incompleteness are stated both comprehensibly and accurately.

The distinction between neurosis and psychosis is discussed.