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Index
The Poetry of a Book Index
An index is the quiet whisper of a book, a roadmap of meaning etched in careful lines. It is the book’s memory, distilled—a lattice of words and ideas, each thread connecting the reader to a deeper discovery. Like a constellation in the night sky, it gathers scattered points of thought, aligning them into a pattern only patience can trace. It is a conversation between the seeker and the story, a whispered invitation to follow knowledge through its hidden doorways. The index is where ideas rest, waiting to be called upon. It does not demand attention but rewards curiosity, offering signposts instead of conclusions. With the turn of a page, it transforms chaos into clarity, guiding hands and minds through the labyrinth of letters to the heart of understanding. It is the last page and the first step—both an ending and a beginning.
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ISBN 979-8-9987720-0-9 What happens when “good enough” becomes the new standard?When we stop asking for excellence—at work, at school, in leadership, in life—and start accepting the bare minimum as normal? This book has been years in the making. It was born from the questions I couldn’t unsee, the patterns I couldn’t ignore, and the conversations my late best friend, Michael A. Davis, and I had again and again: Why do so many systems reward appearance over substance? Charisma over character? Busyness over real progress? The “Good Enough” Society is not a rant. It’s a reckoning—and an invitation. Not to be better than anyone… But to be better for the people we serve, the work we do, and the standards we choose to uphold. If you’re tired of being told to settle, or you believe—as I do—that excellence isn’t elitist but respect made visible… I hope this book finds its way to you.
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ISBN 979-8-9987720-1-6 Money-making is all about spirit. It’s about getting paid for results. Workers paid for time worked face an uphill battle. Even scrimping their entire lives, they won’t be rich. In the end they may get by or even live comfortably, but they’ll never achieve sheer abundance. Playing to win means shooting for the stars. Maybe you won’t make it all the way, but chances are you won’t end up in the dirt either. Look at the Forbes Billionaires list of the world’s richest people. Two classes stand out as the clear winners: Investors and visioneurs (visionary entrepreneurs). Do you want to know what the Next Big Thing will be? More importantly, do you want to profit from the fortunes that will be created? If you do, this is the book for you. It will stimulate your mind and let you be a player in the world to come, instead of a mere spectator. Big thinkers want to harness the power of the future.
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