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For decades, Alex Hunt, Matt Salem, and the Behaviorally team have partnered with world-leading brands to apply behavioral research to consumer decision-making. In unPACKED, they spill industry secrets for creating value in the most important moment in marketing: the purchase transaction. Through real-world case studies and practical frameworks, unPACKED equips you to make smarter decisions and maximize your packaging’s potential. Acquire invaluable benchmarks for setting expectations. Learn how to achieve packaging effectiveness with confidence and precision.

Things We Can’t Change is a raw, unfiltered memoir by Shawn Kancyr — a story of survival, heartbreak, and the bonds that carry us through life’s darkest moments. From childhood days of cracked leather belts and noisy back seats to the pain of loss and the joy of fatherhood, Shawn paints a vivid picture of a life both ordinary and extraordinary.

In the woods of the Luke Miller State Park, north of Eastham, NJ, an urban legend lives in peace with nature. You don’t bother it and it will leave you alone. A simple rule to live by and one the park rangers enforce. Unfortunately, Rick and Max don’t know this natural law, and when they come face to face with an immense monster, they react, and in a moment of panic, inadvertently shoot it.

Europe’s last line of defense against neofascism—a history professor? Professor William Dresden has found solitude in the south of France to grapple with his troubled past—a neglected upbringing, failed romances, the recent demolition of his life’s work in academia, and even witnessing genocide, among other secrets. But he soon learns that he has much larger problems when an adrift MI6 officer, Adeline Parker, calls and insists on a meeting, revealing shocking information about his family.

When poachers invade an idyllic Wyoming meadow to scout the perfect location to build a lucrative hunting lodge, the animals' lives are forever changed. Marred by the harrowing intrusion, the grieving society of woodland creatures must summon the courage to unite, predators and prey alike, to protect their majestic utopia from the rifle-toting men.

In a world dominated by impressions, how does one rise above the crowd? The answer lies not in fleeting moments of attention, but in genuine, consistent behavior that commands respect. "How to Act Like a High Status Person" by Robert Flatt is your succinct guide to achieving this. Crafted meticulously, this book breaks down the ethos of high status into 22 concise chapters. From building trust and networking to mastering time management and showcasing authenticity, this audiobook offers actionable insights.