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Silent Power: The Discreet Formula for Global Influence and Control
English | December 14, 2025 | ISBN: 9782940835003 | 286 Pages | EPUB (True) | 453.47 KB
Silent Power — The Discreet Formula for Global Influence and Control Power that explains itself is fragile. Power that operates without attention endures. Silent Power is a practical manual for building influence, control, and elite strategy that survive scrutiny, resist manipulation, and scale across borders without exposure. It teaches how to use discreet power as a system — legal, operational, digital, and psychological — designed to function quietly under pressure and to protect wealth, reputation, and leadership in any jurisdiction. Written for founders, investors, family offices, diplomats, and strategic advisors, this book shows how to convert visibility into controlled presence, and presence into measurable influence—without spectacle. It is not about evasion; it is about structure, legitimacy, and continuity. You will learn how to design mechanisms that remain stable when markets shift, alliances dissolve, or media attention turns hostile. Inside, you will learn: – The difference between influence and visibility—and why visibility often destroys leverage. – How high-net-worth individuals become traceable (through names, metadata, payments, or registries) and how to reduce that footprint legally and ethically. – How to compartment identities, roles, and assets so that one failure does not cascade. – How to engineer reputation management: what to publish, what to leave unindexed, and how to neutralize hostile narratives. – How to use third-party structures—advisors, nominees, and entities—without losing control or creating new attack surfaces. – How to operate across jurisdictions with compliant international structures that withstand audits while protecting your operating logic. – How to negotiate from silence, delegate voice to proxies, and retreat by design. – How to build crisis protocols and redundancies that keep your system alive when you are unavailable. Silent Power does not teach charisma or empty slogans. It provides strategic frameworks, legal architecture, and operational discipline for individuals and organizations who cannot afford improvisation. If you manage capital, reputation, policy, or global assets in environments where attention is currency and mistakes are permanent, this book is essential. Learn the principles of invisible leadership, discreet influence, and quiet success practiced by the world's most resilient operators. Build systems of control that continue without applause — and influence that does not need to explain itself. For more resources on power psychology, elite strategy, and global influence, visit Taxhells.com.

Shadow Five
English | September 25, 2026 | ASIN: B0HL1Q48QQ | 208 pages | Epub | 4.79 MB
He thought he was ready to lead. The Marine Corps had other plans.In 2004, twenty-four-year-old Marine Scout Sniper Stephen R. Johnson deployed to Iraq believing he was ready for war-and ready to lead his own sniper team.Instead, he was paired with Sergeant Milo Afong, an experienced team leader who would become his mentor, partner, and brother.Over the next seven months, they conducted nearly eighty missions across Iraq's volatile Euphrates River Valley. From long nights behind the scope to the Battle of Hit, Hill 110, and Checkpoint 25, Johnson learned that being a sniper was about far more than pulling a trigger-and that leadership had little to do with being the man in charge.Drawn from the journal Johnson kept throughout his deployment, Shadow Five is a firsthand account of combat, leadership, sacrifice, and the extraordinary brotherhood forged between Marines at war.Featuring a foreword by Sgt. Milo Afong, author of Hogs in the Shadows.

Science and the Modern World: Louise Carnachan
English | July 26, 2022 | ISBN: 9781628340341 | 309 Pages | EPUB (True) | 896.12 KB
Alfred North Whitehead (18681-1947) was an English mathematician and philosopher. He is best known as the defining figure of the philosophical school known as process philosophy, which has been applied to a variety of disciplines, including ecology, theology, education, physics, biology, economics, and psychology. He was educated at Cambridge University in England and later became a professor of philosophy at Harvard University. Early in his career Whitehead wrote primary on mathematics, logic, and physics. His most notable work is the three-volume "Principia Mathematica" which he wrote with former student Bertrand Russell, and was published in 1910-1913. His book, "Science and the Modern World," published in 1925, is based on a series of lectures he presented in February of 1925, although with some revisions and additions.

Sales Copy That Sells: Elizabeth Grace Saunders
English | August 29, 2026 | ISBN: 9798233462962 | 57 Pages | EPUB (True) | 161.93 KB
Most sales advice tells you to be louder, push harder, and "close the deal." But for creators, introverts, and values‑driven entrepreneurs, that approach feels wrong - and it rarely works. Sales Copy That Sells (Without Selling Your Soul) offers a different path: one built on authenticity, emotional intelligence, and ethical persuasion.

Said & Done: Your Every Word is a Command, Building or Breaking Your Success
English | October 10, 2026 | ASIN: B0HL1V8Y8N | 239 pages | Epub | 8.22 MB
Before the pitch. Before the shot. Before the big game. Before the difficult conversation. You have already given yourself an instruction.And chances are, you never heard yourself say it, and it has threads of limitation woven within it.The words you think and speak all day do far more than transact your life. They shape what you receive, how your body responds, what people think of you, what you are able to see, how you perform-and what you do next.That makes everyday language one of the most powerful tools you own.It can also be one of the most dangerous when you use it unconsciously."I know.""I'm sorry.""I'll try.""The knee.""Whatever.""This always happens."They sound normal and harmless, but beneath the surface, they quietly add pressure, doubt, conflict, hesitation, resentment, and separation to the very life you work so hard to improve.Said & Done reveals the hidden commands inside everyday speech and shows how to use words like a skilled swordsman to create greater clarity, confidence, commitment, connection, ease, and performance.Through twelve surprising language frameworks, you will discover how your words influence:Stress, anxiety, pressure, and the way your body responds when the stakes are highBusiness, leadership, decisions, negotiations, and the way others see and respond to youAthletic performance, competition, confidence, injury, and recovery after mistakesRelationships, boundaries, intimacy, love, and conflictSuccess, ambition, money, and the surprising pressure that can arrive even after you finally get what you wantedThe private conversation in your own head that no one else ever hearsAnd this is where the real adventure begins.When your words completely align with your values and vision, language becomes an instrument for creating the life you actually desire.Imagine entering the meeting with certainty. Taking the shot without carrying yesterday's miss. Repairing a relationship with words that open instead of close. Setting boundaries with a relaxed smile. Making choices with joy and clarity. Seeing new opportunities in every area of life and with the confidence to meet them full on.Careers can launch. Relationships can heal and expand. Confidence can go stratospheric. Teams can unite. Ideas can flow with ease. Life can feel lighter, clearer, and far more alive.The possibilities are vast because language is a tool for virtually everything.Said & Done introduces twelve powerful frameworks for recognizing the words quietly steering your experience and replacing them with language carrying intention, feeling, commitment, and direction.This is far more than a book about speaking well. It goes far beyond mantras, mottos, and manifestation. It considerably exceeds positive self-talk, written prayers, and motivational presentations. It is a guide to the daily wielding of one of the most powerful instruments you already possess.Drawing on behavioral research, Scripture and ancient wisdom, foreign languages, decades of intensive study and self-exploration, and years of facilitating massive transformations for others, Dr. Michael brings a fresh approach to something humanity has been doing since the beginning:Speaking reality into motion.You are going to speak today anyway.Exclusively use the words that will catapult you toward your dreams.

SQL Thinking for Beginners
English | October 12, 2026 | ASIN: B0HMSBRMXD | 338 pages | Epub | 14.77 MB
Stop memorizing SQL. Start thinking in SQL.Most beginners learn SQL syntax and still freeze in front of a real business question: "What percentage of customers came back to buy again within 90 days?" This book teaches the thinking behind the queries — and then opens the database up so you can see why a query is fast or slow.You join MetroMart, a fast-growing nationwide e-commerce marketplace, as its first data hire. Every chapter brings a new question from the CEO, the accountant, operations, or marketing. You answer them on a realistic, normalized 17-table database with 20,000 orders — the same one from the first page to the last.What makes this book different:No prior knowledge assumed. Every new concept comes with an everyday analogy, a diagram, a precise definition, and a query you run yourself.Picture first, syntax second. 58 diagrams designed to be crystal clear even on a black-and-white Kindle.50 auto-graded exercises in three levels (Easy, Medium, Hard), with step-by-step solutions and thinking breakdown.Real internals, hands-on. 8KB pages, B-tree indexes, the query planner, hash and merge joins, WAL, MVCC, and deadlocks.Who this book is for: Students, aspiring data analysts, business professionals, and developers who want to truly understand SQL — not just memorize syntax.Free companion resources: a one-command Docker PostgreSQL setup, full dataset, exercises, and auto-grader available on GitHub.

SEO with Claude AI: The Claude AI SEO Playbook for Content Creators, Business Owners, and Anyone Whose Income Depends on Organic Search
English | August 15, 2026 | ASIN: B0HFC1NY7V | 239 Pages | EPUB (True) | 1.45 MB
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Organic search has changed forever. AI-generated answers now appear above traditional links, and ranking no longer guarantees traffic. The rules of the game have shifted, and the old keyword playbook is obsolete. This book provides a complete, practical operating system for staying visible in the age of AI search. You will learn how to optimize for a world where being cited by AI systems is more valuable than being ranked in a list.This is the essential playbook for content creators, business owners, and freelancers who depend on organic traffic. It explains how Google actually works now, the data behind AI Overviews, and why earning a citation is the new ranking. More importantly, it gives you a step-by-step system using the power of Claude AI to research, create, and measure content that gets cited. You will learn how to use Claude for keyword research, semantic depth, content refreshing, and measuring your AI visibility.Inside, you'll discover: Why the keyword era is over and how semantic search works How to earn citations in AI Overviews and from shopping assistants The new content rules for creating extractable, quotable answers How to build E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) in the age of AI content A complete Claude AI SEO workbench to automate your research and creation The Claude content refreshing workflow to keep your pages performing A prompt library to accelerate your SEO and content strategyThe door to the new search landscape is open. This book is the map through it. Start using it today to build your visibility for the years ahead.

Romulus and Remus: The History and Legend of Ancient Rome's Mythical Founders
English | October 8, 2026 | ASIN: B0HMDPVRYK | 52 pages | Epub | 2.16 MB
Few stories from the ancient world have survived with quite the enduring power as that of Romulus and Remus, one of whom would go on to found the most famous city in the world. The story of these twins became the foundational tale of Rome's establishment, but as with similar traditions preserved by other ancient civilizations, the further people attempt to look into the past, the more difficult it becomes to separate history from legend. The two brothers always occupied an important place among Romans and remain among the most famous figures associated with antiquity, but whether Romulus and Remus were actual historical individuals remains one of the enduring questions surrounding Rome's origins.The most familiar version of the legend asserts that Romulus and Remus descended from Trojan royalty, and according to Roman tradition, their grandfather Numitor was overthrown by Numitor's brother Amulius, who feared Numitor's descendants might one day return to claim the throne for themselves. In an attempt to prevent this, the twins were condemned to death by being left on the banks of the Tiber, where they were discovered by a she-wolf who cared for them until they were found by the shepherd Faustulus and raised alongside his wife. Eventually the twins learned of their royal ancestry, overthrew Amulius, and restored their grandfather to the throne, but rather than simply returning to Alba Longa, they decided to establish a settlement of their own.It was at this point that the story took its most famous and tragic turn. The brothers disagreed over where the new city should be founded and, ultimately, over who should rule it. Their rivalry ended with the death of Remus, leaving Romulus as the sole founder and first king of Rome in 753 B.C.It is a remarkable story, and perhaps its very nature is one of the main reasons it has survived for over 2,500 years, but it is important to remember that the Romans themselves did not preserve a single, universally accepted version of the story. From author to author, the details varied, and different traditions applied different roles to the gods, kings and heroes involved in the founding of Rome. The she-wolf, the shepherds, the quarrel between the brothers itself, and even Remus's untimely death were all subjected to reinterpretation as centuries passed. By the time Roman historians began writing down detailed accounts of Rome's history, the events they sought to highlight and pass on to future generations took place many centuries before their own lifetimes.As gripping as the story has been for over 2,500 years, modern historians agree that it is mere legend, and that it has obscured the actual history of Rome's origins. Rome did not simply appear from nowhere in the 8th century B.C., nor did the people living around what later became one of the most powerful and influential cities in history leave behind a written account explaining the circumstances of its origins. In the present day, archaeology has filled in some of the mysteries surrounding the earliest parts of Rome's history, showing that the hills surrounding the city were populated by distinct communities long before the traditional founding date, while settlements even stood in regions that would eventually become part of the city itself. Villages gradually expanded, merged, and developed relationships with neighboring communities. The inhabitants of Latium interacted with the Etruscans to the north, as well as the Greek communities who lived throughout Italy. From the perspective of modern scholarship, Rome was the product of a long process of settlement, interaction, and political development rather than a city created by one extraordinary individual.

Revolutions and the Transformation of Society: Social Movements in 18th and 19th Century Europe
English | April 14, 2025 | ISBN: 9798230852605 | 107 Pages | EPUB (True) | 273.32 KB
This book explores the tumultuous period of the late 18th and 19th centuries, when Europe witnessed profound social, political, and economic upheavals. The book examines key revolutions, such as the French and Industrial Revolutions, and the social movements that arose in their wake, including the rise of nationalism, socialism, and workers' movements. Through detailed historical analysis and an exploration of the ideas and figures that shaped these movements, Shaw discusses how these social changes reshaped European societies, from the fall of feudalism to the rise of the modern nation-state. The book highlights the struggles of ordinary people, including workers, women, and nationalists, as they fought for political representation, social justice, and economic equality, leading to the formation of mass political movements and the birth of modern democracy. Shaw argues that these revolutions and social movements laid the groundwork for the political landscapes of the 20th century and beyond, providing a deep understanding of the forces that continue to influence global societies today.

Reactive Programming: Handling Asynchronous Data Streams and Events with a Declarative Approach (Programming Models)
English | September 27, 2026 | ASIN: B0HG7SRG6N | 458 pages | Epub | 1.23 MB
Master Asynchronous Streams With Reactive ThinkingModern applications must respond to continuous events, asynchronous operations, real-time data, and changing system states. Reactive Programming: Handling Asynchronous Data Streams and Events with a Declarative Approach provides a practical path into this increasingly important programming paradigm. Written in a technical-informal explanatory tone with instructional clarity, this book makes reactive concepts accessible while retaining the technical depth needed for serious software development.Build Responsive Applications Through Declarative FlowsMove beyond conventional sequential programming and learn how streams, observables, events, subscriptions, asynchronous execution, concurrency, and backpressure work together. Explore reactive composition, data transformation, filtering, event processing, and error handling while learning how reactive techniques can power responsive interfaces, web services, APIs, messaging systems, microservices, IoT applications, and real-time platforms.Explore Ten Languages And Reactive TechniquesThe book provides practical coverage of C#, Dart, Elixir, F#, Go, Java, jаvascript, Python, Scala, and Swift, showing how reactive concepts translate across different programming ecosystems. It also examines observer pattern algorithms, event stream processing, propagation of changes, reactive trees, queues, buffers, graphs, and dependency structures.Connect Principles With Patterns And FutureFrom foundational concepts through real-world architectures, design patterns, testing, optimization, distributed systems, artificial intelligence, edge computing, and emerging research, this book develops a complete understanding of reactive programming. Whether you are learning reactive programming, expanding your asynchronous programming skills, or designing scalable event-driven systems, this guide provides a structured foundation for building software that responds intelligently to continuous change.