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The Teaching Millionaire: How Anyone Can Teach Online & Earn Money
TeachRightNow | Career
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Turn your laptop or home computer into a money-making machine...Do you want to make money online? Do you want to work from home or any place you chose to? Do you want to quit your 9 to 5? If you answered YES to any of these questions, then this book is for you. With The Teaching Millionaire guide, you'll discover How Anyone Can Teach Online...
Financial Terms Dictionary - 100 Most Popular Financial Terms Explained
Thomas Herold | Business
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Understand Financial Terms - Make Better Financial DecisionsNew 2019 updated edition with description for crypto-currency terms Bitcoin and Ethereum. This practical financial dictionary helps you understand and comprehend more than 100 most common financial terms. It was written with an emphasis to quickly grasp the context without using...
Tackle Your Payroll Tax Debt: Proven Strategies Every Sub-Contractor Business Owner Should Know
Jacob Merkley, EA | Business
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If you are the owner of a sub-contractor business and owe payroll taxes to the IRS, then this book is for you. Regardless if you are going to tackle the problem yourself or want a better...
The Trial Notebook
Paul Purcell | Career
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Are you an attorney or paralegal facing a tough court case? Are you organized and ready? Complete with 18 pages of useful forms, this 50-page Trial Notebook ebook provides a condensed collection of tips, strategies, and immediately useful how-to information that can help transform your next court appearance into one of the most professional...
23 Thoughts For A Successful Career Experience
Ryan D. Neely | Career
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Are you in search of a job? Are you wondering if your education level or lack thereof is sufficient enough to get you hired? Are you having thoughts about what to say or wear to an interview? If you are having these questions or more, this is the book for you! In 23 Thoughts For A Successful Career Experience, Ryan D. Neely offers advice from...
It Was All About Who Craig Knew
Ryan D. Neely | Business
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Craig was a guy who carefully thought out his decisions and found success by not being anxious for anything. He respected his life lessons and applied what he knew in order to live happily as he took things day by day. If you are looking for a novel that encourages you to consider multiple aspects of decisions and choices, this book was written...
The SEWA Project Management Model
Dr. Rashid Alleem | Business
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This book contains a treasury of lessons and techniques that will benefit project teams of any experience level. The lessons in this book are easy to read, understand, and apply—and they will help you not only survive but also thrive in today’s project management world. It can also help you avoid the kinds of mistakes that will derail you.
