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Generation Why Not®? Generation Why Not®? Is a generation that is driven by attitude not age. They are perceptual disruptors of what can be accomplished in business and in their lives…they see situations and circumstances differently than others They know there is more to their businesses and lives and are willing to go past the fear to reach their dreams They are innovators...they constantly look for new ways to solve problems. They know words matter, particularly to themselves They take action regardless of their moods They are inspired when others say it can’t be done Generation Why ...

Successful selling is much more than qualifying prospects and making calls. If you're planning on entering the exciting field of sales, The Everything Guide to Being a Sales Rep is your unique career audio, with constant "keep positive" reminders and practical applications throughout.

Fünf Geschichten über Freundschaft zeigen kleinen Pixi-Fans: Mit wahren Freunden kann einem nichts passieren! Weder kann Heimweh den Übernachtungsbesuch vermiesen, noch ein Gewitter das Picknick. Selbst Ritter und Drachen haben manchmal keine Lust zu kämpfen und wollen Freunde sein. Mit Prinzessinnen-Power kann man Riesen in die Flucht schlagen und wenn ein Fußball in einem Auto landet, hilft echter Teamgeist weiter.

Generation Why Not?® lays out seven principles that many highly successful people hold as their core beliefs about business and life. They know it's not about your age, your gender, or your background - it's about your attitude. Through personal interviews with and observations of a diverse community of individuals ranging from multi-millionaire CEOs, to octogenarians starting new careers, to second and third do-overs, to young adults reinventing the world, author Ruth Klein offers insights and practical applications....

Ruth Klein’s story is about merchants and landowners: aristocratic Polish Jews. It’s about their lives in refugee and concentration camps. About parents who survived the Holocaust but could not overcome the tragedy they had experienced, and about their children, who became indirect victims of the atrocities endured by Holocaust victims. After their liberation, Ruth’s parents were brought to the Displaced Person Camps in Germany, where they awaited departure to the United States. They were traumatized, starving, and impoverished, but they were among the survivors.