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We live in unpredictable and unstable times. We have lived through recessions, scandals, pandemics, and natural disasters. How, as business leaders, do you continue to operate and grow a successful company, surrounded by so much uncertainty? This book identifies the four essential habits in surviving a zombie apocalypse (or other unimaginable events) so you focus your habit-forming skills on the actions that will have an immediate impact on your business, no matter what is happening. By practicing these habits, you will be able to take action when the next situation approaches.

In this book, you will discover the different types of stories that matter, along with a blueprint for developing short stories that can have an immediate impact on your marketing. If you want lessons on how to improve your persuasion power, with a dash of wry humor thrown in, then Persuade with a Digital Content Story! is the book for you.

Life gets hard, especially when we're young and naive and so concerned with how people view us and perceive us. Reaching your 40s is a milestone in your life and also the perfect time to regroup, reevaluate, re-center, and realize what's most important. It's the ideal time to finally put your past behind you and focus on a loving and enriching present and future. "Beast mode" is not just reserved for athletes.... It's a powerful gear anyone can switch into with enough boldness and determination. If you've never tapped into "beast mode", learn how to do it now!

Hey, fellow X Generation brethren! Had enough of your current job? Have you climbed the corporate ladder and are now looking for new experiences? Maybe, your job just royally sucks and you need to get away from the negativity and dysfunction. Working from home used to be a dream for many, but it is now a viable reality.

The world is full of things that undermine our faith. Too often, we push and scramble through life, allowing our feelings to control our decisions, attempting to accomplish things in our own strength, and trusting in worldly wisdom rather than God. This leaves us frazzled, overwhelmed, and grumbling through every difficulty like the Israelites did in the desert.