Shelia Merritt
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Book the Business
- How to Make Big Money with Your Book Without Even Selling a Single Copy
- De: Adam Witty, Dan Kennedy
- Narrado por: Dan Kennedy, Adam Witty
- Duración: 4 h y 10 m
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Book authorship for personal promotion, to create powerful ‘lead generation magnets’ for use in advertising, for securing favorable media attention and publicity, to promote a cause or philosophy, for fun or fame or fortune... is the most proven, most powerful activity a person can take!
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Great Book
- De Dale L. Roberts en 05-24-16
- Book the Business
- How to Make Big Money with Your Book Without Even Selling a Single Copy
- De: Adam Witty, Dan Kennedy
- Narrado por: Dan Kennedy, Adam Witty
Should have read this years ago..
Revisado: 01-13-20
This was an excellent book and I could have used many of the ideas discussed in this book if I had been smart enough to read this many years ago. even so, I enjoyed the book and will find uses for pieces and parts of it.
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Black Crow, White Snow
- De: Michael Livingston
- Narrado por: Janina Edwards
- Duración: 2 h y 37 m
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In a world where women hold all the power and men have barely been an afterthought, an intrepid shipmistress must put aside everything she knows if she is to save her people. Bela is at the helm of the Sandcrow, a ship sent from calm seas to the far frozen north in search of a legendary power that could turn the tide of war. Locked into ice, the Sandcrow is lost. Now, for the shipmistress and her crew, a desperate voyage becomes a chilling struggle for survival against nature, fear, and prejudice.
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Good writing, mediocre narration, wastes the theme
- De Amazon Customer en 05-03-19
- Black Crow, White Snow
- De: Michael Livingston
- Narrado por: Janina Edwards
Great story and nicely told. I liked the theme.
Revisado: 05-31-19
I enjoyed the settings and the events of each scene as they explored the coldness of this place we call Earth.
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Soldier Stories, Volume 1
- Making Career Impacting Decisions and Some Lessons in Leadership, Dignity and Respect, Mentorship, Career Management, and Ethics
- De: David M. Merritt LTC
- Narrado por: Larry D Peterson
- Duración: 4 h y 47 m
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This book includes a series of questions that stimulate thought and reflection and, while a work of fiction, it is based on actual events in the life of a soldier as he transitions from Private to Lieutenant Colonel. Soldier Stories is about learning lessons about leadership, career management, risk-taking, ethics, dignity, respect, and a host of other values. Such learning is enjoyable yet engaging listening. These type lessons are best done through true-life stories from an experienced leader and master storyteller.
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Integrious
- De Bob en 06-14-19
- Soldier Stories, Volume 1
- Making Career Impacting Decisions and Some Lessons in Leadership, Dignity and Respect, Mentorship, Career Management, and Ethics
- De: David M. Merritt LTC
- Narrado por: Larry D Peterson
Fantastic audio book....just as I wrote it!
Revisado: 05-27-19
Larry Peterson did a fantastic job narrating this book. is the right amount of emotion, the right pronunciation of sometimes difficult military terms, in the right inflection in every statement. It took extra hard work by Larry to get this right, and he did so. Volume two will come out in print this summer and Larry and I may have a simultaneous release of the audiobook. Great job, Larry. Listen to this book, you will enjoy it and many of you will learn from it...
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