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The future of work is here — flexible, digital, and opportunity-rich. Side Hustles that Work in 2025 is your roadmap to building extra income streams that thrive in today’s fast-changing economy. Covering 15 proven categories, the book shows you how to start and scale hustles in freelancing, the creator economy, e-commerce, investing, local services, virtual assistance, no-code startups, social impact projects, and creative arts. With AI tools, global marketplaces, and simple platforms, hustling has never been easier — or more rewarding.

How to Make Money with AI Tools is a hands-on guide for turning artificial intelligence into income—without needing to code or raise capital. It explores how anyone can use tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Zapier to freelance smarter, sell digital products, automate businesses, create content, build SaaS apps, launch e-commerce stores, and even invest intelligently. The book breaks down step-by-step strategies, tools, prompts, and business models across multiple industries and skill levels.

Marketing Principles Plus AI traces the evolution of marketing from ancient trade and storytelling to the age of algorithms, revealing how the timeless principles of persuasion—attention, trust, empathy, and storytelling—adapt to each technological era.

The digital sales funnel is a modern framework that leverages technology and data to streamline the sales process while enhancing customer engagement. It encompasses a series of well-defined steps—lead generation, nurturing, qualification, presentation, negotiation, closing, and post-sale follow-up—each tailored to meet the specific needs of prospects at various stages.

The Protocol of Greatness follows the rise of 100 AI+crypto startups from across the globe—united by a shared cultural operating system inspired by the book Greatness. From chaotic Twitter DMs to global DAOs, these founders build, clash, and scale through red tape, cultural tension, and fundraising drama. As they evolve, they reject traditional playbooks, forging decentralized paths rooted in purpose, participation, and local values. The story culminates in the birth of The Cloud IPO—not a company, but the first Global DAO: a borderless, lore-driven protocol for human coordination.

The Drum Report follows Cassius Drum, a brilliant market analyst whose AI-powered hammock jolts him awake when President Trump launches the shock “Liberation Day Tariffs.” Sensing deeper chaos, Drum embarks on a global journey to interview top economists—Krugman, Sachs, Duflo, Stiglitz, Gopinath, Banerjee, Rajan—uncovering how trade myths, inequality, and misinformation drive policy. His investigation leads to the discovery of a shadowy White House figure—the “Economist in the Basement”—who crafts pseudo-economic narratives to provoke collapse and consolidate power.

Six Weeks From Zero follows Arjun, a founder forged by instability, who builds Helios—a company operating at the intersection of AI, biology, energy, crypto, and space—not to win markets, but to survive chaos. After being financially orphaned as a teenager, Arjun forms a core belief: systems that can’t survive disorder don’t deserve to exist. Helios nearly dies multiple times—failed products, regulatory backlash, crypto crashes, staff loss, and even Arjun’s physical collapse. A $3B acquisition offer promises safety and legacy; he refuses.

The Dawn Beyond Currency tells the sweeping story of humanity’s transformation after AI and robotics make scarcity—and money—obsolete. The shift begins when economist Dr. Riya Sen predicts a post-money world, a claim initially mocked until a Scandinavian city proves abundance possible. As autonomous systems spread globally, industries collapse, currencies fail, and societies struggle to redefine meaning without work or wealth. Billionaires resist, youth movements rise, and nations split between controlling abundance and sharing it freely.

The Dawn Beyond Currency tells the sweeping story of humanity’s transformation after AI and robotics make scarcity—and money—obsolete. The shift begins when economist Dr. Riya Sen predicts a post-money world, a claim initially mocked until a Scandinavian city proves abundance possible. As autonomous systems spread globally, industries collapse, currencies fail, and societies struggle to redefine meaning without work or wealth. Billionaires resist, youth movements rise, and nations split between controlling abundance and sharing it freely.

The novel follows a sweeping political and spiritual transformation across India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. India’s intelligence service deploys Project Chakradhvaja, an AI system that cripples extremist networks JeM and LeT overnight. Their collapse sparks mass uprisings in Pakistan demanding Imran Khan’s release and an end to the manipulation of religion. Millions renounce extremist Islam, embracing a broader civilizational dharma. Imran Khan, spiritually transformed in prison, declares allegiance to Sanatana Dharma. The government falls; the army loses power; ISI is dissolved.

How Big Is the Universe? is a poetic journey through space, time, and consciousness. Using Earthly metaphors—a tennis ball for the observable universe and Pluto for the actual one—it translates cosmic immensity into human scale. The book traces humanity’s expanding awareness: from believing Earth was the center to discovering trillions of galaxies held together by unseen forces of dark matter and dark energy. It explores the search for life, the fine-tuning of physical laws, and the idea that consciousness may be the universe knowing itself.

Set in Hamro Gaun, a 10,000-person Terai village blending mud houses with solar, drip-irrigation, 5G tutors, and drones. Gen-Z organizers—Maya, Arjun, Shanti, Prakash, Kalpana, Iqbal—and Masterji confront strongman Bhuvan Singh’s capture of the haat. They form the String & Stone cooperative and, under a banyan, install a Transparency Wall, Promise Scale, and drone “windows.” In the bazaar, they improvise nonlethal defenses—rope lanes, tarp-rain, magnet carts, sugar-sand, ferris spokes, iron sleeves—so trade never stops. A weaponized procession and an “everything else” siege fail in daylight.

When Nepal’s government bans social media to silence a viral TikTok trend, a restless generation rises. What begins as protest becomes revolution—the Gen Z Kranti. In the bloodied streets of Kathmandu, old parties collapse. A female jurist is chosen Prime Minister through a Discord vote. Circles of eleven people, in villages and across the diaspora, organize into a new kind of democracy. Their vision is audacious: a corruption-free Nepal, job guarantees for every citizen, and an economy that abandons money itself. But storms gather.

The 21st century’s defining change isn’t a single breakthrough—it’s the convergence of many. Artificial intelligence, genomics, space industry, climate engineering, and immersive realities are merging into a global operating system that will transform how we live, work, and govern.

The AI Marketing RevolutionArtificial intelligence is reshaping marketing faster than any technology in history. From personalized ads and predictive analytics to automated campaigns and AI-driven content creation, businesses that embrace AI are outpacing those that don’t. This book is your roadmap to thriving in the AI era. You’ll discover how leading brands like Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, and Starbucks use AI to deliver hyper-personalized experiences, scale creativity, and build customer loyalty.

Frugal Living Tips That Work is a practical, empowering guide to saving money without sacrificing quality of life. It teaches listeners how to build a frugal mindset, budget effectively, and make smart choices in areas like food, housing, transportation, fashion, and entertainment. The book emphasizes intentional living—focusing on value, simplicity, and sustainability. It covers family finances, DIY skills, health and wellness, and offers strategies for long-term financial freedom.

Kalkiism is a bold new vision for a world entering an era of exponential technology and material abundance. As capitalism, rooted in scarcity, reaches its limits, the book proposes a new paradigm — a fusion of data-driven economics and spiritual awakening. Grounded in Sanatana Dharma yet open to all, Kalkiism sees the figure of Kalki not just as a person, but as a global frequency of transformation. It calls for a pilot project in Nepal to model this new system, where dignity, cooperation, and inner knowledge guide decision-making.

The Next Decade of Biotech is a sweeping exploration of how biotechnology is transforming health, food, industry, and the environment. It covers breakthroughs like CRISPR, mRNA vaccines, and synthetic biology, and examines the integration of biotech with AI, robotics, and quantum computing. The book highlights how biotech is enabling personalized medicine, sustainable agriculture, regenerative materials, and ecological restoration. It also addresses critical ethical challenges—gene editing, data privacy, access, and environmental risk—and urges inclusive, democratic governance.

The Last Age: Lord Kalki, Prophecy, and the Final War for Peace declares that the Kali Yuga is ending and Lord Kalki has arrived as the long-awaited Messiah across Hindu, Christian, Jewish, and even Islamic traditions—though misunderstood. The book interprets global chaos, war, and moral collapse as signs of the final transformation. It critiques false religions, especially Islam, as tools of deception and tyranny, while affirming Sanatana Dharma as the eternal truth.

A Reorganized UN: Built from Ground Up proposes replacing the outdated United Nations with a bold, democratic, and digitally empowered global institution. The book introduces the 40-40-20 voting formula—40% based on population, 40% on GDP, and 20% equal vote—to balance power, fairness, and sovereignty. It critiques the failures of the current UN, rooted in colonial-era power structures and veto paralysis, and lays out a blueprint for a new system with a Peace Council, Global Commons Authority, and inclusive multilingual infrastructure.