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Below is a long blog post about 15 books and what I learned from them. I have had this idea for quite some time to write short reviews of my favorite (or not so much) business or life-changing reads, but never got around to doing it until recently when I finally found the motivation while reading one book that changed how I think about success: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fck by Mark Manson. This book inspired me to get back on track with writing down all of the things I’ve been learning along the way in order to share these lessons with others who can benefit as well. The best part? It only takes five minutes to read each day! It was hard because there are tons of great ones out there—but here we go… In this list below you will find my top 3 picks for each category as well as why they resonated most strongly within their own respective niches/topics. Some may surprise even myself at times given my wide range interests but trust me; everything listed has helped shape my views & beliefs significantly throughout my years working professionally alongside other amazing people who shared similar values like those mentioned above too! Here goes nothing guys drumroll please Enjoy!! =] How To Win Friends And Influence People By Dale Carnegie – “You don’t win friends simply be telling someone else your opinion” pg 87 #motivationalreads @dalecarnegiebookclub 20% More Profit From Your Bookstore Business By Ronald Keeble – “Your store must serve its community.” Pg.94 Aspire To Be A Leader By John C Maxwell – “Leaders are made not born”. Page 169 Below is a long blog post about 2016. I’m still doing work for 2017, but it will be mostly “behind the scenes” stuff that won’t really interest anyone who isn’t me or my wife (and I don’t think she reads this). So here we are at last: the end of 2016. It was not an easy year. My mom died in January and then on November 8th Donald Trump became our President-elect! The election has been hard to take because so much of what he said during his campaign didn’t line up with reality. He talked like everything would change immediately after he took office; there were no specifics, just vague promises. In fact nothing changed when he actually got into office – other than making things worse if you live below the poverty level. There wasn’t any wall built along Mexico either (although maybe they did build one somewhere else…) My mother’s death had more immediate effects since her passing happened shortly before Christmas which meant spending time with family instead of going back home where most people celebrate New Year’s Eve. This also included dealing with lots of paperwork related to probating her estate etc., as well as helping out some friends whose parents passed away recently too. And let us never forget all those terrible shootings across America over these past twelve months—the gun violence continues unabated despite efforts by both parties in Congress trying desperately but ultimately failing miserably at coming together even once throughout 2016 alone … On a happier note though? Well yes indeed there were many happy moments mixed within each sad day spent mourning someone close whom we loved very much while being comforted knowing others felt exactly how painful life can sometimes feel especially around Christmastime.” Below is a long blog post about 2015 in my life. I have been writing this blog for nearly five years now, and I think it’s time to do an annual review of the year that was; all things considered. So here we go! This may be too much information but oh well… It has definitely not been a great year. We haven’t had any major setbacks or anything like that – nothing tragic happened at least – so on one hand you could say this is a pretty good year compared with other years when terrible stuff happens to us (like last year). On the other hand though, there are just some many little disappointments in our lives right now. When those combined together they become very hard to bear sometimes especially if you don’t know how to deal with them properly. It feels like something always goes wrong whenever we try doing something new or different from what we usually did before because people tend to expect more out of me than ever these days which makes everything seem harder even though logically speaking things shouldn’t change too drastically given that most changes aren’t permanent anyway unless someone decides otherwise after seeing what works best based off previous experiences etcetera et cetera ad infinitum until infinity itself collapses under its own weight due solely downward pressure created by mass-deflation caused mainly through inflationary monetization practices implemented during periods where prices rise faster than wages increase over longer periods causing consumer price indices (CPI) values being higher than actual GDP growth rates making society richer overall while poverty levels remain relatively unchanged since people who lose jobs usually find others soon enough thanks largely towards technological advances happening everywhere around us everyday without fail no matter what happens next . . . deep breath sorry got carried away again hahaahaa!! 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One chapter relates how St Columba visited Dalriada between 568/72 CE and converted their king Brude mac Maelchon to Christianity and baptised him in Tiree, Argyllshire.[1] Another story tells how Columba himself travelled up north into Pictland where he established two monasteries near modern Edinburgh.[2] These stories clearly indicate that St Columbanus was present in northern Britain sometime around the year 568CE. There are other references to Irish priests ministering to the inhabitants of southern Scotland during later periods too but they do not necessarily support the claim that the Irish invaded Scotland in any real sense. Although Columbanus himself is referred to as ‘Colomba’ [the same name as the saint], there seems very little evidence available anywhere else that gives further substance to claims made concerning the settlement of large numbers of Gaelic speaking peoples across much of Western Scotland during the Dark Age period. And yet, some writers continue to advance theories to suggest otherwise. So why should historians take seriously the notion that the Scots descended directly from ancient Irish colonists whose presence goes back far beyond the arrival of St Columba? Why has this idea persisted despite lack Below is a long blog post about 501(c)(3) tax exempt organizations. I’m posting it here because the issue of 501(c)(4), which got all the press, is actually not as important to people seeking to start non-profits as this one is. There are two main types of nonprofit groups in America: (i) 501(c)(3) public charities and (ii) social welfare entities organized under Section 501(c)(4). Public Charity status requires that an organization be both substantially involved with its community or cause; that no part of any dues paid by members go towards supporting political campaigns; and generally speaking does work for “the benefit” rather than profit motive. 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