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In An Economy of Strangers, Avinoam Yuval-Naeh historicizes the association of Jews with the economy by focusing on one specific time and place - the financial revolution that England underwent from the late seventeenth century that coincided with the reestablishment of the Jewish population there for the first time in almost four hundred years. European Christian societies had to that point shunned finance and constructed a normative system to avoid it, relying on the figure of the Jew as a foil.

How Can Make ‘Em Beg to Buy Help Me? If you’re trying to go broke, try to change people’s beliefs and sell them stuff. BUT... If you’re trying to get rich, PRE-SELL your stuff, shine insight where they haven’t looked and change people’s focus. Where the light of insight goes, focus follows. When focus changes, thoughts change (on their own).When thought changes, behavior changes. Then they credit you - forever! And all you did was give them a new place to look. I got rich by PRE-SELLING stuff.

Think you know the secrets to real estate success? Think again. In this groundbreaking book, Crystal Stranger debunks the most common myths and misconceptions about real estate investment that have misled even the savviest investors. From the flawed logic of supply and demand to the pitfalls of relying on economic growth and demographic trends, Stranger exposes the truth behind the hype. But she doesn’t just leave you with a list of what not to do. Instead, she reveals unconventional strategies that go against the grain.

Hey Stranger! We're inviting you to join our network, where two strangers will highlight networking, making friends (as an adult), dating, "boss babe" business, and growing opportunities! This network is for you and the women who know the value of being amongst one another, the endless opportunities made through meaningful connections and how impactful we can be to the women across the room. We're here to empower, encourage, and influence women who are passionate about living a higher quality of life! We welcome strangers as their authentic self as we strongly believe there's unique value in ...

Wie komme ich auf dem Land von A nach B? Welche Vorteile hat ein Elektroauto im Abomodell? Und wie sieht unsere Mobilität in 20 Jahren aus? „2 Strangers for Mobility“ nähert sich Themen wie Mobilität und Digitalisierung anders als bestehende Audioformate und bringt Menschen zusammen, die nicht wissen, auf wen sie im Gespräch treffen. Das schafft eine besondere Gesprächssituation mit Überraschungsgarantie. Dabei stammt ein Experte oder eine Expertin immer von der Daimler Mobility AG, der oder die andere kommt, je nach Thema des Podcasts, beispielsweise aus der Forschung, dem ...

"Not Quite Strangers" - Your Gateway to Extraordinary Human Connections 🎙️Are you looking to broaden your horizons and connect with people from diverse backgrounds? "Not Quite Strangers" is your perfect companion, whether you're pressed for time, constrained by location, or simply seeking inspiration to engage with those outside your comfort zone.Hosted by the insightful and empathetic Valerie, this podcast offers a deep dive into the world of meaningful interactions, cultural exploration, and personal growth. Join us as we unravel fascinating stories, perspectives, and personalities. ...

Go Out & Talk to Strangers highlights the people who are re-shaping the way we live, work and connect. Hosting thought leaders, entrepreneurs and founders of unique projects to share their stories and insights. Hosted by Adi, the nomadic architect and the founder of TNM – architectural design studio that designs one-of-a-kind, innovative and creative projects worldwide. We want to invite you to be part of the change: If you are looking for something bigger than yourself, if you also feel that we can do better, that standard is simply not good enough - You are in the right place.

UpLYFTing stories and UBER exaggerations. Comedian Friendly Frank and Mike are long time friends and both moonlight as rideshare drivers in Southern California. Join them as they discuss everything that is rideshare from a drivers point of view. Horror stories, run-ins with the law, hints and tips; nothing is off limits with Picking up Strangers. All of these situations combined with Friendly Frank's and Mike's different points of view create quite an entertaining hour. Tune in and enjoy, and you never know, your last ride home from the bar could be the topic on this weeks episode.

We're semi-competent people, here to offer free candy (insights & hindsight), some sweet, some sour, but always with the hope that you'll know you're worthy of love and respect. The world needs you, and right now - you are enough.

A podcast about lending in all its forms and in all the markets in which it takes place, however diverse those markets may be. In fact, it’s a case of ‘the more diverse the better’ with guests from New York to New Zealand, talking about everything from crypto-backed mortgages to crowd-funded loans for refugees. I am the host, Brendan le Grange, and I have spent the last twenty years working in - or alongside - lenders across Africa, Asia, and Europe and I’ll be using that experience to find and learn from industry insiders in a series of weekly interviews. Sometimes, those interviews ...

A podcast based out of Santa Clarita, CA that highlights entrepreneurs, small business owners, city officials, and more. We learn their history and how they got into the industry or profession they're in. People who have made an impact in Santa Clarita and their stories behind it! Follow us on IG @whatsupscv

Jason and Kim Coleman dig into business topics and family topics as married co-founders running a WordPress plugin development company and raising two kids.