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FEATURED: AI Resilient: How Freelancers and Entrepreneurs Can Thrive, Charge More, and Stay Irreplaceable in the Age of AI by Joachim Lepine

FEATURED: AI Resilient: How Freelancers and Entrepreneurs Can Thrive, Charge More, and Stay Irreplaceable in the Age of AI by Joachim Lepine

The core problem behind the very real struggles of knowledge workers trying to make a living in the age of AI remains unchanged: It’s a problem of communicating value.

And I have great news for you: Communicating value is a subject that has been extensively studied, and solutions exist—for people in all professions.

So, if you picked up this book to find down-to-earth solutions to get clients to beat a path to your door and enthusiastically pay premium rates for your services, you have absolutely landed in the right place!

This is something I’ve achieved—and more importantly, that my coaching clients have achieved—for years now. The simple fact is that communicating value is a learnable skill. In this book, I’m going to show you how to do it, so that you can continue to thrive in the age of AI.

This book is for all professionals, from translators and copywriters to notaries, financial advisors, architects, graphic designers, photographers, and more. It’s also for coaches, consultants, and other solopreneurs who want to future-proof in the age of AI.

So, if you’re ready to feel self-assured about your worth, charge with confidence, grow your business, and have an A-list of top clients clambering over each other to work with you, let’s get started! The skills you will learn from this book have never been more important.

I urge you not to wait. As of this writing, AI is poised to impact or eliminate 300 million jobs—and that doesn’t even factor in self-employed professionals.

It’s time to become AI resilient.

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Restoring the Emotional Body – A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose

Restoring the Emotional Body – A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose

Restoring the Emotional Body - A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose Restoring the Emotional Body is more than a self-help book — it’s a roadmap back to your true self. Written by internationally acclaimed trauma recovery expert Dr. Evette Rose, this...

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FEATURED: Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

FEATURED: Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

Heather was taking a math test when Mr. Scarlett, the vice principal, called her out in the hall to ask if she knew where Julie was. He was unusually stern.
“She has Phys Ed this period,” Heather said. Shouldn’t he know that?
“She’s not in class,” Mr. Scarlett said. “She wasn’t in Computer Applications first period, either. Your mother says she didn’t stay home sick.”
“No, she left before I did,” Heather said. She was mystified, and as the situation sank in, she experienced the first shudder of real fear. Julie liked school, and she would never cut classes. Their parents would kill them if they even thought of such a thing. They were not overly strict, but they were firm in their expectations that their daughters would always do the right thing.
She dug her cell phone, silenced during class, out of her purse, and dialed her sister’s number. It rang four times and went to voicemail. “It’s me,” she said. “Where are you? Call when you get this.”

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FEATURED: What’s in That Song? by John Nicholas

FEATURED: What’s in That Song? by John Nicholas

Q: What size is Molly’s ring in The Beatles’ “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da”?

Q: According to Kansas’ “Dust in the Wind,” what are the only things that last forever?

Q: In “Crocodile Rock,” with whom was Elton John having so much fun?

A: Twenty carats.

Desmond takes a trolley to the jeweler’s store,
Buys a twenty-carat golden ring (ring)

A: The earth and sky.

Now don’t hang on, nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky

A: Susie.

I remember when rock was young, me and Susie had so much fun

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FEATURED: Gigia And Me! by Jasmine L. Quan

FEATURED: Gigia And Me! by Jasmine L. Quan

The cosmic threads, or perhaps a touch of serendipity, wove a
tale that ensured the very first feline I stumbled upon online bore
an uncanny resemblance to the cat of my dreams: a tabby, known
as the European Cat or Soriano in Italian. Her entrancing stares
locked onto mine through the screen, casting an almost hypnotic
spell. In the sole online snapshot, she perched atop a shelf, striking
a pose that would be her signature style.

Ever since the inexplicable vanishing of Sisi, that untamed
marvel of a cat in South Africa, I had yearned for a kindred creature
like her. In this new feline–also female–I glimpsed a rekindling of
my wild Sisi’s soul.

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FEATURED: Conficts Within by Elton Young

FEATURED: Conficts Within by Elton Young

“If you don’t define yourself, someone else will. One of the best and most important ways to manage or resolve conflicts within is by firt knowing who you are, where you stand, and to whom you belong. I call this self-identification… Ask yourself, What wreckage in my life must be cleared? Is it the bitterness of my divorce or the death of my soulmate? Is my debris covered with wrong decisions that led to unintended outcomes? Could my refusal to forgive have done more damage to me than to the person I resent and refuse to set free? Am I still holding on to past betrayals that hinder my ability to express and receive love? In every new relationship, do I bring with me unhealthy emotional baggage and wounds from my past? If your wreckage continues to define you, your desire to create and maintain a healthy atmosphere for productive change will be hindered, producing more unanswered questions. Questions like: Why can’t I reorganize my life and move beyond the devastation of my divorce? Why can’t I shift power struggles to cooperative problem-solving? If your questions are not understood, confronted, properly managed, or resolved, your past will continue to dictate your present and fill your future with many more questions and uncertainties. Instead of managing or mastering conflict, the conflict will manage or master you.”

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FEATURED: The Future Kingdom: Recalibration by Brian Ming

FEATURED: The Future Kingdom: Recalibration by Brian Ming

After what seemed like hours of applause and praise accompanied by waves of light, Jesus quieted the crowd. “For your listening pleasure and enjoyment, here is My beloved son. The one and only Johnny Cashlesslove!”

The former rock star of Age Past walked onto the stage. At the center of the stage, he and the King embraced for a long time.

Jerome noticed how young—and vibrant—the man appeared. He couldn’t place it. Yes, he looked healthy and whole and even somewhat like his old young self. But more than that—What’s the right word? He looked—humble. There, in the embrace of the King, the singer looked content. Like nothing except the King’s embrace matters.

Johnny trembled. “You’re worth every possession, my King. Everything.”

Jesus expressed His love and how much He enjoyed Johnny’s music and lyrics. Most importantly, He loved Johnny for who he was—period.

Johnny again tried to express his gratefulness, but only meaningless babble came out.
Jesus laughed. “I know. I know. I can’t wait, son. You were meant to sing it for Me—not speak it. Grab your guitar and get going.”

Jerome smiled over at his cousin, Sam, and the rest of his friends. “Here we go.”

As applause filled the atmosphere, visible praise and light reverberation reached out and struck the musician. Instead of being absorbed by Johnny’s body, the light ricocheted toward Jesus and the throne of God.

“Hi, I’m Johnny Cashlesslove.” His famous introduction sounded clunky with the longer last name. Everyone still laughed and applauded.

Johnny sang some of the popular songs from Age Past. Many of the lyrics he’d penned were dark and depressing—matching his life at the time. At one point, Cashlesslove peered at God’s throne. “I felt you there with me during those difficult times.”

Near the end of the concert, he dismissed the band and stood alone with his guitar under a single spotlight in the middle of the Articomb stage. With head down and the world watching, he picked his guitar strings. Overcome with emotion, the singer lifted his head and turned toward Jesus.

“I did thousands of concerts in my career in front of millions of screaming fans.” His voice broke. “I’ve been waiting a long time to sing this song to the only audience I care about, the only audience that really matters—You.”

Facing King Jesus, whose throne sat in perfect symmetry with the throne of God, he played and sang a beautiful rendition of You Are So Beautiful to Me. No one familiar with his music in Age Past had heard an emotional performance like this—so elegant and heartfelt.

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