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  • - An Encyclopedic Survival Guide to a Germ-Infested World
     
    £10.99

    Bacteria are everywhere. In your kitchen. On your face. Even under your fingernails. The Germaphobe's Handbook will expose them all, detailing these microbes favorite places to mingle and how to best keep them out of your life. Do you swear by hand sanitizer? Avoid sharing drinks at restaurants? Wash your hands for the full twenty seconds after every meal? Or do you simply want to improve your personal hygiene? Then The Germaphobe's Handbook is for you. This sleek pocket guide will offer everything you need to know about germs, where they live, how they get there, and how you can eliminate or avoid them. (No hard feelings, germs.). Here are just a few examples: - Phone Cases: In a world where smart phones are treated like an extra limb, it shouldn't be surprising that they and the cases that protect them are covered in germs, especially considering the heat that they generate which creates an ideal environment for harmful microbes. Luckily, there's an easy fix. Fill a water bottle with distilled water and 70% Isopropyl Alcohol. Squirt this elixir onto a microfiber pad and you have yourself a germ-fighting juice fit for a king. - Doorknobs: Public restrooms have made great strides in eliminating germs from their spaces, but one thing they haven't tackled is doorknobs - that little round thing everyone who uses the bathroom uses on their way out. While some places have adopted high-tech measures to combat this issue like plastic-covered doorknobs that automatically filter out after every use, there are other, simpler solutions, like installing copper or brass doorknobs which naturally cut out germs over time. - Dollar Bills and Coins: When you hear the phrase "dirty money," your mind may immediately jump to drug deals or an assassin's salary, but maybe you should take a more literal approach to this phrase. Why? Because studies show that fibrous U.S. dollars may be one of the dirtiest objects in the world. Their lengthy circulation multiplied by the number of people each bill comes in contact with (single bills see more activity than larger ones) creates a recipe for disaster. Thankfully, the cure for this issue has already been introduced, albeit, for other reasons; with the nation's move towards automation comes a growing preference for "cash-free" lifestyles that favor credit cards and digital money apps over physical bills. No money, no problems! - Bar Nuts: You know the little bowls of almonds and cashews some places serve to keep you occupied while you wait for your blind date or perpetually late best friend? Well, they're filled with more than just healthy nuts - they're also filled with germs contributed by every fingertip that has entered the bowl. How do you combat this threat? Simple. Don't eat them. They're not even that good. Just order an appetizer. Those are just a sample of what this book has in store. Listing the top 100 dirtiest items, and the top 100 solutions, this pocket guide has everything you need to survive in a bacteria-laden world. With graphic spot illustrations that will bring these germs off the page (you know, in a good way), The Germaphobe's Handbook makes a great gift for anyone who craves cleanliness.

  • - How Second Chance Hiring Works for Your Business and the Community
    by Jeffrey D. Korzenik
    £14.99

    With tens of millions of people in the U.S. with criminal records---many of whom are highly-talented, reliable, and eager to work---implementing these second chance hiring practices will give your company a significant competitive advantage over those that do not.

  • - Practical Strategies for Starting a Business, Overcoming Obstacles, and Coming Out on Top
    by Steven S. Hoffman
    £14.99

    The CEO of Founders Space, one of the world's leading startup incubators and accelerators, prepares entrepreneurs to avoid disastrous mistakes, surmount sizable obstacles, and master the skills necessary to make the right choices along their path to success.

  • - 5 Steps to a Compassionate, Calm, and Confident Response to Trauma On the Job
    by Katharine Manning
    £11.99

    This critical resource gives managers, HR, and anyone who may come into contact with someone in trauma---including workplace violence, harassment, assault, illness, addiction, fraud, bankruptcy, and more---the tools they need to be prepared for what lies ahead.

  • - Exploring the Universe of Opportunities in the Space Industries
    by Alastair Storm Browne
    £11.99

    For space enthusiasts, as well as anyone else looking for next generation business opportunities, the careers, companies, and opportunities outlined in this book will help make your cosmic dreams a down-to-earth reality.

  • - The Proven Three-Step Process for Closing the Gap Between Us and Them in Your Workplace
    by Laura Kriska
    £14.99

    Diverse teams add tremendous value to any organization... if they work as a cohesive unit. Empower your leaders to bring together teams made up of members from different cultures, age groups, and socio-economic backgrounds.

  • - How to Go from Victim to Visionary
    by Chad E. Foster
    £14.99

    For anyone seeking to live life to its fullest potential, Blind Ambition is an eye-opening account of a tech industry star executive who overcame fear and hopelessness to turn his disadvantage of blindness into a powerful competitive strength.

  • - A Roadmap to Financial Freedom and Fulfillment
    by John Lee Dumas
    £15.49

    Popular Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast host John Lee Dumas has interviewed over 2,000 people who have reached the summit of business success, compiling in these pages the common elements of their path to guide you on your journey to financial freedom.

  • - Lead with Your Values. Advance Your Career.
    by G. Richard Shell
    £15.49

    The young professionals' real-world guide to achieving success at work without compromising integrity, based on Wharton Business School professor Richard Shell's countless interactions with MBA students who continue to bring him shocking stories about the workplace corruption they are pressured to engage in.

  • - How to Stop Playing Superwoman, Get Support, and Remember That Having It All Doesn't Mean Doing It All Alone
    by Elayne Fluker
    £15.49

    Too many ambitious women strive to accomplish all their goals alone, leading to dangerous levels of stress and anxiety. Learn how a strong support network and meaningful connections are crucial not only to your long-term success, but to your peace of mind.

  • by Molly Galbraith
    £15.49

    Ever struggled with jealousy or comparing yourself to other women? Molly Galbraith can relate. In Strong Women Lift Each Other Up, the cofounder of Girls Gone Strong shares evidence-based, actionable strategies to help readers overcome comparison, and create a better life for themselves---and a world with more opportunity for women and girls.

  • - 158 Even More Hilarious Knee-Slappers and Hokey Puns
    by Cider Mill Press
    £6.99

    Over 150 dad jokes that are perfect for any crowd!Here are over 160 more hilariously hokey knee-slappers and puns in this third volume of The World's Greatest Dad Jokes. Tired of the same humdrum ill-fitting pants quips, or jabs about turkeys being flightless birds? This perfect Father's Day gift will keep the dads in your life on the pulse of family-friendly corny humor. With The World's Greatest Dad Jokes Volume 3 on hand, everyone will be laughing with dads, not at them!

  • - What the Best Salespeople Do Differently
    by Paul Cherry
    £13.49

    Forget the rest. Learn to sell like the best. Better leads, solid presentations, and a more versatile closing strategy are all great for boosting B2B sales.

  • by Gina Baek
    £7.99

    Experience the joy of beloved nursery rhymes, now as a touch-and-feel lift-the-flap book for all ages!Each nursery rhyme is accompanied by the breathtaking artwork of illustrator and RISD graduate Gina Baek. The tactile elements on each page and the lift-the-flap activities help kids learn textures and colors, as well as refine their motor skills. Sturdy pages and rounded corners make this classic children's book safe for all ages. This beautiful, educational book is the perfect gift for baby showers, birthdays, and more! This gorgeous edition is sure to hold a treasured spot on family bookshelves for generations.

  • - Building the Bonds that make a Business Great
    by Joel Peterson
    £11.99

    JetBlue Chairman Joel Peterson provides the playbook for establishing and maintaining a culture of trust that breaks down the operational silos and CYA mentality that plague many organizations, in this groundbreaking expanded edition of The 10 Laws of Trust.

  • - Aim Low and Give Up Winning for Good
    by Dave Dunseath
    £10.99

    A hilarious gift book for those who were invited to life's big banquet and ended up working at the drive-through. Funny, cynical, well written, snarky--call this book what you want, but millions of people will identify with the message in No, You Can't.

  • by Anderson
    £17.99

    A sustainable solution for funding your retirement lies in plain sight--rental property. Anyone, of any age, can take advantage of this often overlooked income generator.

  • by Sarah Duenwald & Nancy McSharry Jensen
    £18.99

  • - The Unfiltered Lessons of a Female Entrepreneur
    by Victoria R. Montgomery Brown
    £15.49

    Being a female entrepreneur just may be the toughest job in the world. In Coming Out on Top, Victoria Montgomery-Brown---the founder of Big Think, the world's largest archive of lessons from the world's greatest thinkers and doers---shares her firsthand, in-the-trenches experiences to inspire women to take the leap into entrepreneurship.

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