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The STAR interview method is used by millions of people all around the world to answer interview questions and tell stories. Fortune 500 companies (Amazon included) recommend using the STAR method to answer behavioral questions. Whether you’re just starting your job search, already interviewing with a company, or looking for a different way to stand out - there are a dozen different ways you can incorporate the technique into your life. Any time you present yourself verbally or in written format, doing it in a narrative/story format will open people's ears.

This isn’t a memoir. It’s not a miracle cure. And it’s not another promise built on fear. This is the book that finally explains it, all of it. What it is. How it works. Why it’s so hard to treat. What the treatments actually do. What the diagnosis does to your mind. And how the system around it got so big, so expensive, and so confusing. It’s biology. It’s industry. It’s psychology. It’s the full picture, from rogue cells to medical machines to the moment your life gets split in half by one word.

This meticulously researched audiobook explores the concept of fame in all its fleeting glory and confounding inconsistency. Why do so many entertainers do so much better financially than peers who have comparable resumes? Author Donald Jeffries also examines a subject he is quite familiar with: the myriad of unnatural deaths which have plagued the entertainment industry since the dawn of Hollywood. The deaths of John Lennon, Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Natalie Wood, and many others are scrutinized in exacting detail.

In this bold, unfiltered guide, Ralph C. Jackson—once a street hustler and drug dealer—reveals how his raw, street-earned tactics turned him from surviving in dangerous alleys to dominating boardrooms. In How to Run Your Business Like a Drug Dealer, you'll discover an unconventional MBA crafted not in a classroom, but on the unforgiving streets. This book shatters traditional business wisdom and delivers a playbook filled with real-life, actionable strategies that will give you an edge in today's competitive market.

Deep-Dive, Daily Devotionals in 1 John takes an in-depth, interactive, integrative approach to daily devotions. The devotionals are both a deep and a devotional study of John's first letter. As you work your way through each daily devotional, you will learn the book of 1 John thoroughly and will understand how to apply it on a daily and transformational basis. Each devotional is brief, taking only 5-10 minutes.

Do you own or operate your own website or online business? With the rising popularity of the internet, there is a good chance that you do. Whichever type of website you have, did you know that you could help to promote it with social media? I’m sure many of you have heard of different social media sites like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, MySpace, LinkedIn, Blogger, WordPress, and others.

COLUMBUS: The Man Who Didn’t Discover America is a clear-eyed biography of one of history’s most mythologized figures. Drawing from primary sources, letters, and eyewitness accounts, this book traces the life and legacy of Christopher Columbus. From his early years in Genoa to his final voyage across the Atlantic. Rather than retelling the story through rose-colored legend, the book offers a grounded account of who Columbus actually was, what he believed, and what happened when he made landfall in the Caribbean.

For over sixty years, the United States tried everything to bring Cuba to its knees. Invasions, embargoes, sabotage, propaganda, and over six hundred assassination attempts. None of it worked. This is the story of how a small Caribbean island became the Cold War’s most defiant survivor. From the sugar empire and Mafia casinos to the rise of Fidel Castro and the missile crisis that nearly ended the world, this book traces the full arc of Cuba’s revolutionary saga and the decades-long grudge match with the most powerful nation on Earth.

The FBI: How a Filing Cabinet Took Over America is a surgical walk through the most powerful domestic surveillance machine in U.S. history — and the terrifying banality behind it. From its paranoid birth to its modern algorithmic glow-up, this book traces how the FBI evolved from a desk job into an empire. This isn’t a thriller. This isn’t a rant. It’s the story of how America’s most trusted agency spent a hundred years collecting secrets, destroying lives, and filing it all away. J. Edgar Hoover. COINTELPRO. MLK. Waco. 9/11. Metadata. Informants. Blackmail. Bureaucracy as weapon.

Jonathan, a prodigal son, returns home after many years of being estranged from his family. He left behind a trail of regrets and mistakes, but he is determined to make amends and start over. His family is hesitant to trust him, but they are willing to give him a second chance. As Jonathan works to rebuild his relationships with his loved ones, he confronts his past and learns to forgive himself. He finds love and reconnects with his family, but his journey is not easy. He faces challenges, makes sacrifices, and confronts the consequences of his past actions.

Newly revised through the end of the 2022-2023 season, Ja Morant: The Inspiring Story of One of Basketball’s All-Star Point Guards explores the inspirational story of one of basketball's latest star point guards, Ja Morant. Since being selected with the second overall pick of the 2019 NBA Draft, Ja Morant has consistently impressed fans across the league. So much so, that he won the 2020 Rookie of the Year Award. In his rookie season, Ja finished averaging 17.8 points per game, along with 7.3 assists per game.

Heaven: Understanding What the Bible Says About the Afterlife is more than just a theological exploration—it's an invitation to behold an overwhelmingly glorious future, to find peace in the promise of eternal life, and to kindle a fresh hope for the world beyond. It's a chance to understand the comforting and inspiring messages of the Bible and to embrace its promise of an eternity filled with joy, worship, service, restoration, and reward.

Mysterious man in first-class has a mystery he is carrying to the United States.

An unlikely and often uninterested nominee, Jeremiah Issachar, is elected as President of the United States. He is manipulated through bribery and blackmail to propagate the agenda of his backer and promoter, Horace Jenkins. Jeremiah is the puppet of higher powers of which he doesn't even know exits. Through corruption and deceit, his Congressional agenda is accomplished and fully met.

In Jose Altuve: The Inspiring Story of One of Baseball's All-Star Hitters, you will learn the story of one of baseball's best second basemen, Jose Altuve. At the time of this writing, Altuve is a World Series champion (having won it in 2017 with the Astros) as well as a seven-time All-Star and past American League MVP.

I enjoyed Flirting with Fame because Dan is so open and honest about his encounters with celebrities—some very funny, some odd and some even hard to believe—but all told from an ‘everyman’s’ point of view. He quite often found himself in rather bizarre circumstances while interacting with famous people—like having a staring contest with Barbra Streisand, twice; or smoking a joint in silence with Jill Clayburgh in Central Park; or talking with Billy Crystal about Chinese food at Sid Caesar’s funeral.

In Carson Wentz: The Inspiring Story of One of Football’s Star Quarterbacks, you'll learn the inspirational story of one of football's top quarterbacks, Carson Wentz. Wentz has accomplished a lot in his young career, having become the first quarterback in league history to throw more than 4,000 yards with no wide receiver over 500 years in 2019, while also setting a few Philadelphia Eagles franchise records.

In Adam Thielen: The Inspiring Story of One of Football’s Star Wide Receivers, you'll learn the inspirational story of one of football's top wide receivers, Adam Thielen. Thielen has had an impressive professional football career, holding several league records, while also being selected to two Pro Bowl selections at the time of this writing.

Charlie returns home from Afghanistan to discover that his battles are just beginning. Ever since the death of his best friend, Charlie can hardly look in the mirror. He feels alienated from himself, and suddenly, things that used to feel simple seem unexplainably complicated. The weight of his past presses heavily on his soul. He wonders if everything that he did - letting his best friend enlist, deciding to enlist with him, being unable to talk about the war after they got home - all somehow led to his best friend’s suicide.

This short listen was originally written as a sermon at Impact Christian Church in Victorville, California. The message remains the same, but changes have been made to enhance your reading or listening experience.