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Do you know what all successful people have in common? They have all mastered their communication skills and know how to influence others and befriend them at some point in their lives. This soft skill, this subtle art, is often overlooked in our educational systems for reasons unknown. I firmly believe that we should have
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Books Summaries, Self-Help & Personal DevelopmentPenned by the insightful George S. Clason, The Richest Man in Babylon has served as a beacon of financial wisdom since its first publication in 1926. Clason, through a series of captivating parables set in ancient Babylon, imparts invaluable lessons on wealth accumulation and preservation. In this blog post, we aim to distill the essence
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Books Summaries, Self-Help & Personal DevelopmentThink and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is one of the most influential personal development books of all time. This timeless classic, first published in 1937, has guided generations towards financial prosperity and personal fulfillment. The author, Napoleon Hill, was a renowned self-help author and speaker, whose teachings have shaped the landscape of the personal
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Books Summaries, Self-Help & Personal DevelopmentRobert Kiyosaki, the author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” is one of the most controversial figures in the personal finance space. Despite this, his book is undoubtedly a great hit and well worth the read. Personally, it opened my eyes to many concepts. Even though these ideas were not new and had been discussed in
