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Everyone goes through the wilderness. We all know what it’s like to feel trapped in the most painful seasons of life. To taste the tears, wince under the pain, and watch our best days fade away into the past. You may be in the fight of your life. But you don’t have to die there. Nor do you just have to survive. You can learn how to thrive. In fact, your best days just may be up ahead.

An in-depth look at the banking sector's rising scrutiny of precious metals investments and the implications for investors looking to safeguard their savings. Written with a mix of expert insights and real-life experiences, this audiobook provides an overview of how banks are monitoring transactions and what options are available if needed. With clear advice on conducting due diligence before investing, listeners will learn to navigate potential risks while taking advantage of rewards that come with securing financial security through real assets.

ER doctor and ultramarathoner, Dr. Russ Reinbolt invites you on a transformative journey that transcends the boundaries of ordinary living in his debut book, In Pursuit of Extreme Greatness. In a world where average is often the accepted norm, this book challenges the status quo and beckons you to explore the extraordinary potential within. As you navigate through the pages, you’ll be introduced to the P2D2 pillars—a transformative framework meticulously designed to guide you toward Extreme Greatness.

The first volume of Daily Motivations: A Journey to Personal Growth and Success invites listeners to embrace the power of change and renewal. As we enter the midpoint of the year, it's the perfect time to reflect, refocus, and realign our goals and aspirations. This edition is a guide to harnessing the energy of the season and taking bold steps towards personal transformation.

European tourists travel languidly along the Nile River to Abousir, at the southern frontier of Egypt, aboard “a turtle-bottomed, round-bowed stern-wheeler,” the Korosko. But Dervish warriors threaten danger and then attack and kidnap the tourists. In this novel, Doyle explores themes of British Imperialism and a defensive European perspective on North Africa; racial paternalism; and debates on interference with other countries’ politics and religions. This wonderful novel was first published in 1898, long before Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile.

Victory Disease can infect any organization. Wise leaders recognize this and refrain from thinking, “That could never happen in our company!” The fact is, as shown throughout this book, that this disease has and will continue to infect companies, large and small, in every industry and profession in Corporate America. Companies that successfully avoid falling victim to this affliction will be those led by humble, agile-minded leaders who ensure prudent steps are taken to recognize and mitigate its symptoms and early warning signs.

The “missions” of the business battlefield are not dissimilar from actual military battlefields… establishing the desired end state, describing and assigning the necessary tasks, designing and task-organizing the unit to best support mission accomplishment, assembling and developing the team, and achieving operational unity of effort via timely and precise communications. The risks associated with both battlefields are similar as well. It is almost inevitable that soldiers may die or become wounded in combat and their units may suffer loss.

With a low head count at Bixton Police Station, DCI Gammon recruits two new officers DCI Keyworth and DCI Hayes. Under pressure from his peers and a loss of composure with a newspaper reporter could cost Gammon his job. The book takes many twists and turns for all the characters that have been involved from the first book.

Liberty is an extraordinary human being that has lived through something remarkable; domestic abuse. While in an abusive relationship for over eight years, not only was she verbally, and mentally abused, but she was also physcially abused. After being shot, beaten, lit on fire, and left for dead, she decided it was time to get out. A male nurse befriended her while she was in the hospital, and because of him, she is here today.

Detective Autumn Rose joined the Mt. Cleary, Missouri, homicide unit just over three years ago, and in those three those short years, she felt like she had been with the department for years. The things she saw and heard daily were nothing from a book she read, this was crazy real life. She knew the types of cases that she could potentially see, but a book, talking about it, or even a movie could not prepare her for the cases she was going to take on.