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Mastering the Art of Assertiveness by Jonathan Specht

About the Book

After struggling with numerous bad habits and battling to quit them, Jonathan turned to self-discipline, hard work and will power to bring a long-lasting change to his life. Jonathan wrote this book to reveal the deepest secrets which you may not know about assertiveness and how to apply them to achieve optimum success in life and in your relationship with others. This book focuses on the importance of assertiveness, building your self-confidence, relaxation, and setting healthy boundaries in order to achieve life’s full potential. Remember, reading this book gives you the chance to live the life you truly desire and deserve.
Grab this opportunity now!

Customer Escalations Management: The Golden Recipe (The ultimate guide on how to provide amazing customer service and exceptional customer experience) by Nikolaos Zormpas

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Customer Escalations Management: The Golden Recipe (The ultimate guide on how to provide amazing customer service and exceptional customer experience) by Nikolaos Zormpas

Are you ready for AMAZING Customer Service & Experience?
What about EXCEPTIONAL Service Delivery?
Do you want to see your customers returning back Again & Again?

If so, then this is the book for you!!!

No one likes complaints, especially from customers. What if we look at these complaints differently though, by seeing them as opportunities instead of problems? When customers raise an issue with your business, they’re giving you a chance to make it up to them instead of just taking their business elsewhere. It’s also a chance to learn what areas in your business may be problematic and need fixing.

You should still aim to avoid escalations; nevertheless, your attitude toward them should make all the difference.

In Customer Escalations Management: The Golden Recipe, you will discover:

As A Child: God’s Call to Littleness by Phil Steer

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As A Child: God’s Call to Littleness by Phil Steer

A small but profound book that unpacks Jesus’ deeply challenging statements about ‘becoming like little children’, one word at a time.
A welcome message for the worn-out and tired Christian‪, this book will open your eyes to remembering that beautiful state of childlike wonder‪.

Tales from the Trail: Stories from the Oldest Hiker Hostel on the Appalachian Trail by Sherry Blackman

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Tales from the Trail: Stories from the Oldest Hiker Hostel on the Appalachian Trail by Sherry Blackman

During the 2020 pandemic, one thing held true: Scores of people headed out for a day hike on the Appalachian Trail (AT) as if being in the woods, immersed in beauty and mystery, immunized them against an unseen enemy. The Appalachian Trail (AT) became a hospital for souls locked up in quarantine, needing to breathe, stretch, and be nourished by the earth beneath their feet.

For decades, the Appalachian Trail (AT) has been a sanctuary for seekers, the tired and the lost; those hungry for renewal, the broken and the grieving; and those who want to face and answer questions they have lugged around with them in invisible backpacks. Questions like, what is next for me? Is there a God? Should I live or end it all? How can I liberate my life from what weighs it down? How can I forgive God?

This book pays tribute to those who dare such a grueling and soul-satisfying adventure. It tells the tales of those on a pilgrimage through insightful conversations and encounters, exploring and revealing what angels the hikers wrestle with in the wilderness who call out to name them again. This collection unveils the spirituality of any such journey in sometimes humorous, sometimes heart-wrenching portraits.

Tales from the Trail explores what it means to be human.

Featured Book: Pirate Girl Falls Through Beaver Dam (A Memoir of Adventurous Lessons in Earth School) by Wren Godfrey Chapman

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About Featured Book: Pirate Girl Falls Through Beaver Dam (A Memoir of Adventurous Lessons in Earth School) by Wren Godfrey Chapman

In 1968, why did a gently raised southern girl quit collage, run away to sea, and join a scurvy crew of pirates, searching for sunken treasure and running contraband? Why did she allow the first mate to tie her in the crow’s-nest during a fierce tropical storm? Why did she flee the Bahamas in the cover of night, fall through a beaver dam during a Rocky Mountain blizzard, and hide out in a Colorado wilderness cave with her good dog, Rocky Raccoon. In this unvarnished memoir, Wren Godfrey Chapman told herself it was to escape the tragedy of the war in Vietnam and her failed engagement to the love of her young life. But then again, maybe it was to assuage her rebellious case of wanderlust.

With a strong female voice and sense of place in the Carolinas, Florida, Colorado, and the Bahamas, Pirate Girl describes a lifelong process of discovery through the adventurous lessons of Earth School.

This Memoir book is available in these Formats: eBook, Print

Buy Book Here.