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Highly Humorous Leadership: A Fun, Effective Approach to Management and Supervision

by David Jacobson

Humor has been related to a number of positive effects when used by leaders: * an increased ability to cope with work stressors * better work relationships * a happier, more connected, supportive, and productive workforce * an increased sense of belonging, which improves morale and enhances group cohesiveness, * and even a positive impact on larger organizational outcomes

Turning Daily Struggle Into Opportunities

by Martin van Helden

TURNING DAILY STRUGGLE INTO OPPORTUNITIES “Life can be a struggle at times” In the modern world we can find it hard to deal with all the good and bad things the world throws at us. You deal with different choices and unique situations on a daily basis, to keep going and at the same time manage your health/business/family life/parenting and more is not always easy, some proven methods can ease the pressure for you. Taking control of all these situations needs a certain kind of mindset and skills... more

The Shepherds of Inequality

by Dawn Pretorius

The Shepherds of Inequality and the Futility of Our Efforts to Stop Them provides the reader with well-researched information on money-laundering cases that made news in the years from 2017 to 2022. From trafficking people, donkeys, and sand, to ingenious bankers, people in power, and the very rich, a picture emerges of what must be the biggest industry in the world, because ongoing opportunities exist everywhere for anybody. The world response known as anti-money-laundering legislation is tra... more

Investing in U.S. Financial History: Understanding the Past to Forecast the Future

by Mark J. Higgins

Investors who neglect to study the past are forced to rely primarily on their life experience to make decisions. This often causes them to overlook powerful, cyclical forces that repeatedly reshape economies and markets. Investing in U.S. Financial History fills this void by recounting the full financial history of the United States. It begins with Alexander Hamilton’s brilliant financial programs in 1790 and ends with the Federal Reserve’s battle to contain inflation in 2023. Readers will disco... more

The Little Black Book of Tax Wisdom: Quotes, Quips, & Quiddities Every Tax Advisor Should Know

by Mike Kowis

The Little Black Book of Tax Wisdom is the complete handbook of tax wisdom, past and present. This leisurely read contains a huge collection of amusing tax quotes from Mark Twain, Chris Rock, George Washington, Winston Churchill, Ronald Reagan, Judge Learned Hand, David Letterman, and many more. It is intended for students and tax advisors of all stripes, including certified public accountants, tax attorneys, IRS enrolled agents, and the like. For anyone considering a tax career or interested... more

Enlightened Management: Insights on Creating a Respectful, Dignified, and Successful Work Environment

by Alejandro Diaz

Alejandro Diaz has been in the trenches, seeing firsthand how ineffective managers create a dysfunctional work environment that stifles growth and prosperity. Through his thirty-five years in management, and personal experiences, he shows a better way to manage – one where trust and respect are the key to ultimate success for all. This book is a must-read for new managers who are trying to find their way or veteran managers who want a reboot to become more fulfilled and successful. And ... more

Make Money on the Internet: 20 Proven Ways

by Robson Shimanosk

This comprehensive guide reveals tested and proven strategies to increase your income and achieve financial independence, all from the comfort of your home. With the digital revolution in full swing, the internet offers numerous ways to make money that were unthinkable just a few decades ago. This ebook unveils the secrets behind the success of people who have turned their computers into reliable sources of income. Inside this book, you will discover: How to become a successful freelanc... more

Back to the Futures: Crashing Dirt Bikes, Chasing Cows, and Unraveling the Mystery of Commodity Futures Markets

by Scott Irwin

Whoever said learning about futures markets had to be boring? Futures markets are a mystery. Fortunes are made and lost in these markets, yet most people know little about how they work. In Back to the Futures, agricultural economist Scott Irwin explains why it’s essential to understand futures markets, whether you’re talking about grain, cattle, or the largest market of them all—crude oil. These massive markets lie at the heart of our economy, affecting us all. Irwin’s engaging storyte... more

Intern Management: Principles for Designing an Exceptional Internship

by Robert J. Khoury

Intern Management shares a set of guiding principles that ensure you host an exceptional internship - every time. Intern Management outlines nine principles for designing an exceptional internship with dignity. By leveraging these principles all the intentions of an internship are fulfilled with grace and ease. The book invites you to embark on an adventure for yourself as you discover how you can positively impact internships at your own unique organization. Each chapter provides key takeaw... more

Tread Loudly

by Kristine Cherek

In Tread Loudly, Kristine Cherek shares her experiences as a female professional in a male-dominated culture. Through her two-decade journey as a female attorney, corporate executive, and college professor, Cherek has cultivated a plethora of wisdom and poignant guidance to share about how to persevere in the biased world of business . . . and life in general. Cherek is here to tell you that, as women in the workforce and in broader society, you are not alone. She dispels the myth of “having ... more

Caught in the Crosshairs of American Healthcare

by Greenleaf Book Group

The inspiring true story of how a small group of dedicated leaders achieved radical and relentless change to save McLean, Harvard’s historic psychiatric hospital Lloyd I. Sederer, MD, recounts the unfettered story of how McLean survived impending closure or sale to once again prosper and regain its international stature as the hospital where you would want a loved one to be treated for a psychiatric or substance use disorder. Only growth and innovation can reverse an institutional fisca... more

119+ Effective Business Letter Samples

by sutarmaji

This book contains more than 200 business letter samples which are based on mostly-sought keywords. The format is paperback, and it was firstly published in Amazon KDP in 2022.

The Inheritance Playbook

by Chad Holmes, CFP®, CPA, CPWA®, CRPS®

Do you have aging parents and the stress of knowing you will be settling their estate someday? Did you know there are strategies available that you can implement while they’re alive to save time and money? In the delicate balance of aging parents and looming inheritance, the responsibilities of managing their finances can be overwhelming. But what if these duties could be transformed into a proactive game plan that benefits not only your parents but your entire family? The Inheritance Pla... more

Self-Promote & Succeed: The No Boring Books Way to Build Your Brand, Attract Your Audience, and Market Your Non-Fiction Book

by Julie Broad

Master nonfiction book marketing and use your book for author brand growth. Every nonfiction author dreams of being a bestselling author, having their book flourish in the hands of eager readers. This dream hinges on a well-positioned book and a savvy understanding of marketing. Many authors feel like they have tried everything in the world of self-publishing—launching mass press releases, designing attractive bookmarks, and attempting to run ads on Amazon. Yet the numbers crawl, the dream stal... more

Three’s a Company: For Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs In the Making

by Tsvika Ben-Porat

Unlock the secrets to success in entrepreneurship and learn how to embrace both triumphs and setbacks. In the modern business world, risk is a given. Too often new entrepreneurs wind up paying a high price due to something that has nothing to do with volatility, competition, or unexpected developments: a simple lack of experience. What is essential is to recognize this fact and actively manage one’s own process of maturation, seeking a balance that will make it possible to walk the road of su... more

The Teenage Guide to Success: The TICK TOCK Formula for Life, Relationships and Careers

by Colton Fidelman

In The Teenage Guide to Success, Cole Fidelman lays out the proven TICK TOCK formula for teens to take control of their lives and create the future they want. This book is the life raft teenagers need to navigate challenges and unlock their full potential. Based on wisdom from highly accomplished leaders, the TICK TOCK principles guide teens to tame social media, inspire resilience, choose mentors, overcome adversity, find purpose, fuel passion, cultivate relationships and expand knowledge. ... more

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