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Writing Without Permission: How to Land Jobs Without the “Right” Degree
by Brad G. Philbrick For anyone trying to make a career pivot into professional writing—whether content marketing, technical writing, or medical communication—one thing becomes painfully clear: if you don’t have the “right” letters after your
Lead by Listening: The Skill That Builds Trust, Teams, and Ideas
Listening has become a silent superpower in a world of distractions, views, and advice. First published more than 35 years ago, Kevin J. Murphy’s Effective Listening: Hearing What People Say and Making It Work for
Where the Money Is—Still? A 2025 Look at a 2001 Investing Playbook
I came upon Dr. Bob Froelich’s book Where the Money Is: How to Spot High-Growth Stocks and Big-Payoff Opportunities buried behind the many newer books in my library. Published in 2001, it was over twenty
Darwin’s Black Box, Opened: Is Behe’s Case Still Relevant Today?
When Michael J. Behe published Darwin’s Black Box in 1996, he opened a new chapter in the evolution debate—not with fossils or geology, but with biochemistry. Behe, a professor of biological sciences, argued that specific
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