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Focusing on client retention, this installment of the Conversations Made Easy series offers strategies from entrepreneur and consultant Chris Jennings. Building on his previous insights about acquiring clients, he now shares effective techniques to foster lasting relationships, ensuring that businesses not only attract clients but also maintain their loyalty.

Effective and authentic communication is crucial for sales professionals and business leaders, impacting both profit and reputation. This book addresses the ongoing challenges they face in building new business and enhancing team performance, offering insights and strategies to overcome these hurdles. By focusing on the importance of communication, it aims to empower readers to improve their interactions and achieve greater success in their roles.

In this book you will learn: ** The Easiest Way To Assess An Item's Value ** What Are The Essential Items To Surround Yourself With ** Top Time Saving Tips For The Busy Individual ** The Simple Technique For Releasing Negative Thought Patterns ** The Importance of Decluttering Your Relationships

Set over five decades, the narrative follows the life of a young character named Scrape, exploring his journey through various challenges and changes in society. The story delves into personal growth, relationships, and the impact of historical events on individual lives, offering a rich tapestry of experiences that shape Scrape's identity and worldview.

Exploring the golden age of American utopianism, this book delves into five influential movements that shaped revolutionary and eccentric visions for the future. It offers a lively and thought-provoking intellectual history, appealing to fans of notable historians. The narrative highlights the bold ideas and societal aspirations that emerged during this transformative period, providing insights into the impact of these movements on American culture and thought.

The book delves into the discrepancies between estimated and actual HIV/AIDS statistics in South Africa, highlighting the significant gap in reported deaths and cases. It critiques common misunderstandings that lead to flawed mathematical models and presents a thorough analysis of raw data on HIV/AIDS deaths, disease surveillance, and UNAIDS/WHO estimates from 1981 to 2009. By comparing South African data with U.S. figures and broader African statistics, it contextualizes the epidemic and questions the reliability of existing HIV/AIDS data sources.

The book challenges the widely accepted theories regarding the origins of AIDS, asserting that the epidemic's roots are misrepresented. It emphasizes that New York City is the epicenter of the crisis and debunks the notion that HIV originated from African monkeys, attributing this misconception to a laboratory contamination incident. Additionally, it critiques the narrative of the African AIDS epidemic as a holocaust, arguing that such a portrayal is unfounded. The work aims to provide a clearer understanding of the epidemic's true origins and implications.

The poems in Chris Jennings's long-awaited debut poetry collection are linked at their core by a preoccupation with the ways objects or moments become charged with meaning. Narrative occupies the territory of memory, making the most ordinary things--a classified ad, the odds and ends of an estate auction, graffiti, an antique lancet, a vegetable stand--touchstones and reliquaries of other lives. Sometimes reserved, sometimes exploring what a poet can do with excess, Jennings moves fluidly between objective detachment, quiet intimacy and the tone of a cynic in a sentimental mood.