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Are you ready to transform your project management career, ace the PMP exam, and lead with confidence? Look no further—this comprehensive 3-in-1 guide is your ultimate companion for project mastery, leadership transformation, and exam success.

Project Management Mastery & Leadership Study Guide to Ace Your Certification, Transform Your Role, and Lead Projects with Confidence – Includes Exam Practice Tests & Answers Are you ready to master the art and science of project management and step confidently into a leadership role? Whether you're a student, PMP candidate, team leader, or a seasoned professional looking to elevate your impact, Project Management Mastery &; Leadership is your ultimate 2-in-1 guide to mastering the fundamentals, passing certification exams, and becoming a transformational project leader.

Practical and easily-actionable advice from everyone’s favourite Habit Coach™, Ashdin Doctor. Life is rough in this modern age. Everyone seems to be chasing a deadline or, worse, staring a burnout in the face. If only there was a way to manage the high stress of our work and life better, and also up our productivity at the same time! But how? There are only twenty-four hours in a day, and surely we need to rest and recover too? What is the trick to getting stuff done while keeping anxiety at bay? Habit Coach™ Ashdin Doctor has some no-nonsense coping strategies.

What if your book could make you a millionaire—even if you never sold 100 copies? In this bold and eye-opening guide, Jamaican authorpreneur C. Ruth Taylor unveils three Million-Dollar Book Secrets—a revolutionary approach to making a million dollars with your book without relying on mass book sales. If you’re a Caribbean author or creative in a developing country, this book will help you shift from simply writing books to building purposeful, profitable platforms. Inside, you’ll discover: How to develop a Million-Dollar Money Mindset Ruth’s winning 90-Day Authorpreneur Blueprint ...

Olivia Chadwick—a young mother and self-critical personal trainer—first met insurance magnate Garnet Morris at 6 am on a winter morning in Saskatoon, Canada. Chadwick's task was to help prepare Morris for the grueling,100-mile Kananaskis relay, but she had reservations—about his coachability as well as her ability to reach him while juggling her own professional, familial and maternal struggles. Through mutual hesitations, their seasons-long training schedule led to profound and unexpected conversations.

Social Navigation A Practical Survival Guide For Human Interactions These days I consider myself a Gypsy, a Nomad, a Bedu, and a wanderer, and view patriotism, nationalism, and social conformity as pathetic since they are just the inventions of other humans’ imaginations. I understand many people have to and need to live structured lives, in structured environments that they have been assigned to, but I find it sad that so many will live without realizing anything about life. Maybe my views are simplistic, maybe they are just tribal, or maybe they are just the result of 200,000 years of ...

Stop Wasting Money on Business Coaches Who Can't Deliver Results Have you ever hired a business coach who promised amazing growth but left your bank account lighter and your problems unchanged? You're not alone. The coaching industry is filled with well-meaning people who simply don't know how to create the measurable business improvements that actually matter to owners like you. This Book Changes That Forever The Smart Business Owner's Guide to Hiring a Coach Who Actually Delivers Results provides a systematic process for finding, evaluating, and working with coaches who can prove they'll ...

Lorsque le légendaire coach Dan Sullivan enseigne à ses entrepreneurs qu’il est exponentiellement plus facile d’atteindre une croissance de x10 que de viser une croissance de x2, nombre d’entre eux se grattent la tête, incrédules, pensant qu’une croissance de x10 signifie 10 fois plus de travail et de difficultés. Dan les aide à comprendre que c’est tout le contraire : x10 ne signifie pas en faire plus et, en fait, exige même d’en faire moins.