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Confessions of a Poor Money Manager $11.99 “Abraham Lincoln once said, “You cannot keep out of trouble by spending more than you earn.” This simple yet profound word of advice has never been more relevant than now. The average American today spends $1.26 for every dollar they earn and many families find themselves overwhelmed by mounting debt with no end in sight.> Like many Americans, C. Ashley Clayton and his family had a good income but often could not pay their bills. Poor choices, undefined priorities and no spending plan sabotaged their hope of financial freedom. When they made the decision to change how they handled personal finances they discovered a new sense of freedom in pursuit of their dreams, passions and values.> “Confessions of a Poor Money Manager” is Clayton’s personal story of how he and his family moved from financial bondage to financial freedom. It is refreshingly honest, sometimes humorous and engaging. His straight forward style and practical approach takes the edge off of the task of managing our personal resources. He manages to put a personal face on our culture of greed and entitlement and at the same time offers practical biblical principles and spending strategies that will stand the test of time.” |
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The Best Shift of Your Life: The Restaurant Manager’s Guide to Success Outside the Restaurant! $27.82 "The Best Shifts of Your Life: The Restaurant Manager’s Guide for Success Outside the Restaurant " is a practical personal development book specifically designed to provide managers with a blueprint to advance their career and personal success. Managers will find this fast-paced and engaging book easy to relate to as it is based upon many of the practices and principles of successful restaurant operations. Do you want more from your life and don’t know where to start? Are you in the midst of career transition? Are you searching for your next step? Are you looking for clarity about your life’s direction? If you answered yes to any of these questions, "The BEST Shift of Your Life" is your book Combining real-life experiences and practical steps, anyone at any stage of their life or career can make the shift to live a rich and rewarding life. The Opening Shift Understanding Your Shifts Today – The Golden Hour – Love, Like and Dislike Checklist – Timeframe Inventory The Mid-Shift Developing the Best Shift of Your Life – The Menu of Your Life – Clarifying Your Life’s Purpose – Creating a Life-Shift Plan The Closing Shift Delivering Your Best Shifts – Growing ROOTines for Success – Giving Back Action Plan Kathleen Wood, an expert growth strategist for leaders and businesses, shares her proven systems for creating the BEST Shifts of Your Life |
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The Average Family’s Guide to Financial Freedom How You Can Save a Small Fortune on a Modest Income $3.95 Bill and Mary Toohey are average middle income people from a small Iowa town. Bill has been employed for 23 years as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor and Mary has worked for 20 years as an Office Manager for a small psychological firm. They started saving and investing in 1991 when their net worth was $63,000. Eight years later their net worth was $467,000. In other words, their assets increased by an average of more than $50,000 per year during that period while their income (not counting dividends and capital gains) averaged about $65,000 per year. But it wasn’t always easy. They have three children, Colleen (24), Tim (22), and Meghann (14). Tim has been severely disabled since birth and despite the challenges of helping Tim cope with his chronic illnesses, the Toohey family has been able to achieve financial freedom on a modest income. They were able to build a sizable nest egg in eight years while encountering some of life’s biggest expenses during the period. They helped to pay for their daughter’s college education and wedding, paid cash for a new car, and made several expensive home improvements. Despite those major expenses the Tooheys still managed to save 46% of their gross income and were listed among the "Best Personal Finance Managers in America" in the December 1994 issues of Money magazine. The Tooheys’ story, in an article written by Bill, appeared in the April 1997 issue of Money magazine. Mary co-authored an article published in the February 1998 issue of McCall’s magazine. In May, 1997 Bill was invited to speak at Money magazine’s Elgin Project seminar series. Money magazine "adopted" Elgin, Illinois and brought in speakers with expertise in personal finance. Former President Bush kicked off the event. How did they do it? How do they think? How do they live? Is it possible to save so much and still have a decent life? Can my family do this? Get the answers to all these questions and more in a book written specifically for families with children who don’t earn big bucks. |
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Restaurant Operations Management: Principles and Practices $33.97 Designed to be the ‘best’ book for restaurant management, "Restaurant Operations Management " addresses content areas that are integral to a restaurant manager’s job, providing current and practical information. It breaks down the busy and complex world of restaurant management into what the manager must know, from the restaurant’s inception to its actual operation. It focuses on financial, labor, and product resources, within the context of pleasing the guests. Topics cover: industry basics, sanitation, safety, nutrition, marketing, menu planning/design/pricing, human resources, accounting/financial management, standard recipes, product purchasing/receiving/storing/issuing, and restaurant analysis/improvement. Current, practical, and accurate, "Restaurant Operations Management" is an easy and interesting read for practicing industry professionals, such as restaurant managers, restaurant training managers, restaurant owners, and others wanting to learn effective restaurant management. |
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Average Man $10 Average Man – Turin Brakes |
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The Good Manager: A Guide for the Twenty-First Century Manager $14.03 In times previous, managers were respected and idealized by those in the political, economic, and societal circles of our country. Employees felt a sense of trust in their managers, and managers a sense of duty to their employees. That feeling has largely dissipated. An increasing number of books, magazine articles, and newspaper columns have been written denigrating the managerial profession, blaming the average manager for the distrust in our political institutions, the collapse of our economic system, and the stresses in our societal compositions. It is not right, it is not accurate, and it is not fair. "The Good Manager: A Guide for the Twenty-First Century Manager"presents the six key attributes of a good manager. The most important attribute – the one that will most likely determine your success or failure as a manager – is the ability to be a good person, one who lives a decent and honorable life, who is incredibly kindhearted, controls the most destructive human emotions, tells the truth, does what’s right, and always looks for the good along the road of life. "The Good Manager" teaches the fundamentals of management by illustrating how a decent and honorable person can move along the intellectual/moral spectrum to become a good manager. |
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Golf Course Equipment Manager/Technician $40.28 This book contains information on what it is like to be a golf course equipment manager or technician. It includes information on pay, benefits, personnel, types of equipment and how it is used, Important websites, work hours, education and more. |
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The It Manager’s Survival Guide $43.11 Accessible, refreshingly candid, but above all helpful, this pragmatic guide addresses a real need by dealing with the problems that face the new IT manager. By providing a number of practical recommendations and approaches including how to make the transition from technical professional to manager and dealing with people, to giving advice and guidance on organization structure, architecture and planning approaches, this book covers a whole raft of issues essential to managing an IT unit. If you have chosen to move from the safe haven of technology to the unpredictable world of management, this book could make the difference between success and failure. "The IT Manager’s Survival Guide is well named. Aimed at the techie becoming an IT Manager it covers the many alligators of IT management – from legacy systems to managing vendors – in easy chunks with checklists. It also provides the new manager with help to get ahead of the game by including articles from experts on what is wrong with IT management and a set of short reviews of management theorists from Strassman to Mayo. I recommend this book for those who would like to buck the trend – the average tenure of an IT Manager is about 900 days – and run an IT outfit appreciated by customers and staff." Gill Ringland, Fellow of the British Computer Society and Member of the BCS Management Forum. Author of Scenario Planning: Managing for the Future. |
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The Inequality Of Pay $9.49 The Inequality Of Pay |
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Pay It Down!: Debt-Free on $10 a Day $5.99 Jean Chatzky has been working with viewers of NBC’s Today show for a series on how to get out of debt once and for all. Her method, both on TV and in this book, is simple yet powerful: the key is saving just $10 a day that you currently waste. It doesnÂ’t sound like much – a movie ticket or lunch for two at McDonaldÂ’s – but $10 really can take you from debt to wealth in just a few years. And because it doesnÂ’t feel like an impossible goal, people are more likely to stick with ChatzkyÂ’s plan than an extreme regimen of spending cutbacks. Chatzky is focusing on debt because itÂ’s the single biggest threat to our financial health. The average American family has sixteen credit cards and high-rate debt of more than $8000, not even counting car loans and mortgages. They pay more than $1000 a year in interest alone. Debt makes people feel depressed and overwhelmed, leaving them without enough money for the truly important things in life – education, retirement, owning a home, feeling secure. Chatzky, one of AmericaÂ’s most popular personal finance experts, writes in down-to-earth, woman-next-door language about how to get started right away, without giving up the things that truly give you pleasure. She offers practical, accessible strategies to help readers find the money to pay off their bills, lower their interest rates, and improve their credit scores. Featuring real-life examples of people featured on her Today show series, Pay It Down can transform debtors into future millionaires. |
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The Restaurant Manager’s Handbook: How to Set Up, Operate, and Manage a Financially Successful Food Service Operation [With CDROM] $69.4 The multiple award-winning Restaurant Manager’s Handbook is the best-selling book on running a successful food service. Now in the fourth completely revised edition, nine new chapters detail restaurant layout, new equipment, principles for creating a safer work environment, and new effective techniques to interview, hire, train, and manage employees. We provide a new chapter on tips and IRS regulations as well as guidance for improved management, new methods to increase your bottom line by expanding the restaurant to include on- and off-premise catering operations. We ve added new chapters offering food nutrition guidelines and proper employee training. The Fourth Edition of the Restaurant Manager s Handbook is an invaluable asset to any existing restaurant owner or manager as well as anyone considering a career in restaurant management or ownership. All existing chapters have new and updated information. This includes extensive material on how to prepare a restaurant for a potential sale. There is even an expanded section on franchising. You will find many additional tips to help restaurant owners and managers learn to handle labor and operational expenses, rework menus, earn more from better bar management, and introduce up-scale wines and specialties for profit. You will discover an expanded section on restaurant marketing and promotion plus revised accounting and budgeting tips. This new edition includes photos and information from leading food service manufacturers to enhance the text. This new, comprehensive 800-page book will show you step-by-step how to set up, operate, and manage a financially successful food service operation. The author has taken the risk out of running a restaurant business. Operators in the non-commercial segment as well as caterers and really anyone in the food service industry will rely on this book in everyday operations. Its 28 chapters cover the entire process of a restaurant start-up and ongoing management in an easy-to-understand way, pointing out methods to increase your chances of success and showing how to avoid the many mistakes arising from being uninformed and inexperienced that can doom a restaurateur s start-up. The new companion CD-ROM contains all the forms demonstrated in the book for easy use in a PDF format. While providing detailed instruction and examples, the author leads you through finding a location that will bring success, learning how to draw up a winning business plan, how to buy and sell a restaurant, how to franchise, and how to set up basic cost-control systems. You will have at your fingertips profitable menu planning, sample restaurant floor plans and diagrams, successful kitchen management, equipment layout and planning, food safety, Hazardous and Critical Control Point (HACCP) information, and successful beverage management. Learn how to set up computer systems to save time and money and get brand new IRS tip-reporting requirements, accounting and bookkeeping procedures, auditin |
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Kebab Manager Deluxe $10 Kebab Manager is back now with more levels, awesome fights, new challenging business mode, great animations and even more fun! Become the most powerful Kebab Vendor in the city! Build up your restaurant, combine the right ingredients, hire skilled staff and satisfy the needs of your customers. What are you waiting for: Get your apron, sharpen your knives and fire up the grill! |
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Royalty Average $55 Download the Royalty Average font for Mac or Windows in OpenType, TrueType or PostScript format. |
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Pay The Piper $10 Pay The Piper – Mad Trist, The |
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Pay Attention $10 Pay Attention – DJ Drama |
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The Manager’s Legal Handbook $3.95 The quick reference to employment law for anyone who oversees workers. Whether you’re managing workers or working in the HR department, The Manager’s Legal Handbook is the perfect introduction to supervising employees and independent contractors safely and legally. Need some information about overtime? Want some useful ideas on workplace policies? Have a question about trade secrets and need the answer now? This one-of-a-kind book provides everything you need to stay within the bounds of the law, including: frequently asked questions, concise articles, helpful tips, "lessons from the real world," dozens of resources, online and off. Designed for managers and supervisors who need answers quickly, as well as professionals pursuing a career in human resources, The Manager’s Legal Handbook covers hiring, firing and everything in between. The 4th edition is completely overhauled to provide quick answers to the questions that managers encounter every day. It includes updated 50-state legal charts and new sections on setting pay and communicating with employees. |
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Dining Guide to Japan: Find the Right Restaurant, Order the Right Dish, and Pay the Right Price! $15.44 Dining in Japan is both an art and an adventureuan experience that is made memorable by the variety of unique dishes, their gourmet quality and the style in which they are served. "The Dining Guide to Japan" introduces novices to the appropriate etiquette for different restaurants, along with what to expect and how to order. This handy guide will soon have visitors developing a taste for such things as miso soup, nori, ramen, soba, sukiyaki, udon, unagi, yaki-tori, and yes, even fugu, the deadly globefish |
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21 Great Ways to Become an Outstanding Manager $22.95 Become one of the best managers in your business! Discover what can turn an average manager into an outstanding one in this one-hour program. After listening you’ll be able to plan more effectively, be more organized and increase performance on all levels. Learn these 21 skills and get the most out of yourself and others. |
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The Everything Guide to Starting and Running a Restaurant: The Ultimate Resource for Starting a Successful Restaurant! $12.5 It takes a lot more than top-notch cooking skills to launch and run a successful eatery. But if you’re a hopeful chef or hungry entrepreneur looking to open the next hot spot, you’ll find everything you need in this accessible guide Written by veteran restaurant owner and manager Ronald Lee, this guide offers solid advice on how to: Secure financing and find the perfect site Develop an engaging marketing plan to build and keep a patron baseOperate an offbeat site like a food truck or rotating restaurantCreate an innovative and diverse menu Hire and manage wait, kitchen, and front-end staffAnd much, much more Complete with the latest thinking on industry trends and how to make a realistic and achievable business plan, this practical resource will turn you into a restaurateur before you can say "Bon appetit " |
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Average Joe (Ringtone) $10 Average Joe (Ringtone) – Kendrick Lamar |
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Pay Yourself First: The African American Guide to Financial Success and Security $14.95 “”How do we help make black America better? Jesse Brown reminds us that we gain financial success and security when we pay ourselves first.”-Tavis Smiley, author of How to Make Black America Better: Leading Black Americans Speak Out > “Jesse Brown’s commonsense approach is a surefire way to watch your money grow.”-Myra J., The Tom Joyner Morning Show > Achieve your financial freedom with step-by-step instructions from award-winning investment manager Jesse B. Brown. Discover the easy-to-follow, down-to-earth secret to living your dreams, whether it’s buying a new home, buying a new car, sending your children to college, retiring rich, or going on that once-in-a-lifetime vacation. > Pay Yourself First is a must-have reference guide for all African Americans who want to experience their own financial security. If you make less than $30,000 a year-or if you are simply a first-time investor-here is your financial “411″ on: > * How to get out of debt and stay out of debt permanently> * How to avoid the most common mistakes people make with their money> * How to put time and money to work for you instead of against you> * Everything you need to know about today’s best investment options, including IRAs, insurance, stocks, bonds, and mutual funds > Jesse Brown has already shown thousands and thousands of African Americans how to successfully manage their money-and make even more while they’re doing it. Now you can begin your own journey to wealth. From free money for family emergencies to the fundamentals of saving and investing, Jesse Brown will give you the help you need to secure the things you want and be a winner.” |
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On an Average Day $20.48 Two brothers, alienated for 23 years, are reunited in a rotting apartment, where, together, they remember a dark, shared history, which includes the mysterious disappearance of their father, in this darkly humorous tale about the nature of redemption. John Kolvenbach lives in New York. An actor, voice-over artist and dramatist, "On an Average Day "is his first play. |
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The Average of Deviance $13.18 Devlin Kerry isn’t your average associate creative director in charge of sex. Not only does her personal demon, Monica, turn the ad agency’s Halloween bash into her coming-out party, but now she has to deal with her best friend Cassie’s demon, Vanessa. Consider this a warning against mixing sex, advertising, and demons: One is bad, two is worse, and three is the state of Devlin’s life. |
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Average Joe $11.67 Meet "Average Joe" a not so average 12 year old. Three years ago, Joe’s dad, the brilliant scientist, was working on his latest invention: Flawless Forever a top secret anti-aging serum that keeps grown-ups young forever. Joe’s curiosity gets the best of him, and he sneaks into his dad’s lab and tries the Flawless Forever on himself. Unfortunately, it has the opposite effect. Within a few minutes, Joe explodes into a 22 year old man Luckily two hours later, the serum wears off and Joe changes back into a 9 year-old kid with one side effect: since being exposed to the serum, Joe has not grown. Now Joe is a 12 year old stuck inside a nine year old’s body FOREVER It doesn’t take Joe long to figure out that when he takes the Flawless Forever, he can accomplish things that other kids his age only dream about. A kid who can turn into a grown up for two hours any time he wants to imagine how much fun Joe can have |
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The Good Enough Manager: The Making of a Gem $43.33 This book is based on a fundamental principle: Just as there is no such thing as a perfect parent, managing is inherently a human and fallible endeavor, mainly because managing occurs by and through human relationships. Granted, managers are not parents and employees are not children; however, as authority figures, leaders and managers carry the residue of our earliest authority relationships and the vestiges of these interpersonal encounters are continually, and often unconsciously, re-visited in new settings. Although it is tempting in our culture of perfection to believe that good enough is tantamount to mediocrity, getting by, or settling for something average or adequate, this simply is not the case. Quite the contrary, a good enough environment can provide a pathway to more creative and innovative actions, and lead to even better performance. Such an environment is established by a manager being open and responsive, suspending certainty, and embracing the unknown by interpreting and improvising in the moment. A GEM is very adaptive and fitting to our rapid 24/7 and increasingly uncertain business environment. |
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The Average American Male $9.59 Are you ready to meet the average American male? |
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Nothing Happens Until It Happens to You: A Novel Without Pay, Perks, or Privileges $3.95 Jeffrey Reiner is a middle manager’s dream. Predictable, almost invisible, and lacking ambition, he’s held the same tedious job for eighteen years, typing up the calendar listings for a South Florida weekly. As the economy and the newspaper industry crashed around him, Jeffrey kept his head comfortably in the sand until he was terminated in the middle of his lunch hour. Suddenly Jeffrey is staring at a deadline of twenty-one weeks before his severance pay and unemployment benefits dry up and he has to figure out what to do next. Plunged into the bizarre world of unemployment, Jeffrey’s attempts at networking lead him to his slacker neighbors, an unorthodox state facilitator, and a 1-800 mental health counselor. What’s even worse is now that he has no job to fill the daytime hours, he can’t ignore the fact that his family life is unraveling: his wife communicates almost solely through detailed daily honey-do lists; his mother seems determined to get herself kicked out of her assisted-living facility; his teenage daughter has no use for him and seems wiser to the ways of the world than he’ll ever be; and his son has taken up a disturbing form of pest control to help make ends meet. Even his dog finds a way to let him down. With his job search going nowhere amid the wreckage of the American economy, Jeffrey has no choice but to push beyond his comfort zone. He takes on a string of ridiculous odd jobs for a guy known as "enterprising dude" that include dressing up as the Statue of Liberty and breeding fish in a tub of mud. But as Jeffrey stumbles from one comic catastrophe to another, he realizes that in opening up to the world, he no longer wants to go back to his safe, sheltered corner. Full of whimsy, wry humor, and surprising insight, "Nothing Happens Until It Happens to You "is a weird, wonderful journey of self-discovery that proves there’s life after the pink slip after all. |
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Pay Yourself First: A Commonsense Guide to Life-Cycle Retirement Investing $3.95 In this concise, accessible guide, Timothy W. Cunningham and Clay B. Mansfield, cofounders of the Life Cycle Mutual Funds, show you how to meet the financial challenge of retirement with a revolutionary new approach: life cycle retirement investing. Based on common sense, life cycle retirement investing breaks from conventional thinking and hard-to-understand modern portfolio theory to put you at the center of your retirement investing plan. Using stories and easy-to-understand basic concepts, Pay Yourself First gives you the right tools to take charge of your finances and achieve a secure retirement. "A must-read for baby boomers who want to live happily ever after." –Peter Bernstein Editor, The Practical Guide to Practically Everything Executive Editor, U.S. News and World Report "Starting with the title, there’s loads of good advice in this book. The authors apply basic economic principles to illuminate the challenges of saving and investing. Readers will get a realistic, get-rich-slow plan for accumulating a nest egg to support them in retirement." –Thomas G. Donlan Editorial Page Editor, Barron’s National Business and Financial Weekly Author, Don’t Count on It: Why Your Pension May Be in Jeopardy and How to Protect Yourself "Well written and insightful." –David N. Dreman, Professional money manager and columnist, Forbes magazine "This book cuts through layers of obfuscation about intelligent investing for retirement. Mansfield and Cunningham should be on everyone’s bookshelf next to Graham and Dodd." –Gordon Hally, Senior Vice President, Pacific Investment Management Company "Easy to read, easy to follow. . . . It’s hard to take exception to the logical plan for financial security presented in the book." –John W. Church, Jr. Executive Vice President, The Glenmede Trust |
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Pay My Bills $10 Pay My Bills |
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Four paws comb flea average $6.03 Four paws comb flea average |
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Manager’s Guide to Marketing, Advertising, and Publicity $3.95 Proven strategies that make sure your marketing message stands out from the rest The average American is exposed to as many as 5,000 marketing messages per day, so it’s more important than ever to create the most effective marketing and advertising campaigns as possible. "Manager’s Guide to Marketing, Advertising, and Publicity" explains The 14 principles of marketing communications strategy Common marketing mistakes to avoid Techniques for creating powerful marketing messages The many choices for delivering your marketing message How to take full advantage of digital platforms Today, you must come up with a bigger, better, brighter marketing campaign, or you’re guaranteed to be lost in the noise. This primer is ideal for anyone looking to position his or her organization as a powerful competitor in the twenty-first century. Briefcase Books, written specifically for today’s busy manager, feature eye-catching icons, checklists, and sidebars to guide managers step-by-step through everyday workplace situations. Look for these innovative design features to help you navigate through each page: Clear definitions of key terms, concepts, and jargon Tactics and strategies for overseeing marketing initiatives Insider tips for getting the most out of marketing, advertising, and publicity Practical advice for creating effective campaigns Warning signs when preparing for and undertaking marketing initiatives Stories and insights from the experiences of others Specific marketing procedures, tactics, and hands-on techniques |
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Average Jones $13.65 Mystery thriller from the prolific American author best known for his investigative journalism. |
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Pay It Forward $3.94 Trevor McKinney is a twelve-year-old boy who accepts the challenge that his teacher gives his class: to earn extra credit by coming up with a plan to change the world for the better — and to put that plan into action. The idea that Trevor comes up with is so simple and so naive that when others learn of it they are dismissive. What is his idea? Trevor chooses three people for whom he will do a favor. When those people thank him and ask how they might pay him back, he tells them they should each "pay it forward" by choosing three people for whom they can do favors, and in turn telling those people to pay it forward. Does his plan work? No. And yes — it works wonderfully, but only after it has seemed to Trevor that maybe all his efforts have been for naught. In the end, Pay It Forward is the story of seemingly ordinary people made extraordinary by the simple faith of a child. |
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Average Joe Regular $15 Download the Average Joe Regular font for Mac or Windows in OpenType, TrueType or PostScript format. |
