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| In this condensed edition for business readers on the go, bestselling author D. A. Benton shows you how to break through your personal glass ceiling and earn $100,000 a year--or more! Her can-do plan... |
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A new and revised edition of the commonsense guide to real estate riches
More and more people are discovering that real estate investing is a safe and affordable way to increase... |
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| Starting a small business and making it a success isn’t easy. In fact, most small business owners don’t get rich and many fail. This book presents the straight truth on small business... |
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| Reveals the secrets behind the phenomenal success of today's top sales professionals
In The 10 Immutable Laws of Power Selling, leading sales consultant and trainer James DeSena reveals the secret... |
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| Buying a home is not just the most important financial decision: It is also one of the most important emotional decisions. With 10 Secrets to Successful Home Buying and Selling, you get it right! Lois... |
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| Are you ready to become financially confident? To feel comfortable making decisions about investments? To overcome your fears about spending, saving, and retirement? With just 10 Smart Money Moves . .... |
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| Be honest, which of us hasnt dreamed of starting our own business? In the age of dot.coms and free agents the idea of taking the plunge has never been more seductiveor frightening. Is it worth giving... |
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| The 100 Greatest Ideas for Building Your Career will help you buck the odds. Just think for a moment about how much of your career is left to chance. It can depend on who happens to be your boss when... |
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What are the keys to success? Scientists have studied the traits, beliefs, and practices of successful people in all walks of life. But the answers they find wind up in stuffy academic journals... |
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According to an AC Nielsen study conducted in early 2005, as many as 724,000 Americans depend on eBay sales for all or part of their income. But it is becoming more difficult to run a profitable... |
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