Bøger af Jamie Smith

"After going through 45 pages of your book, I just want to tell you --- I think I am reading one of the best books of my life...I don't want to leave it for a min and want to finish it overnite.. Its brilliant!!! Hatss Off!!!: )" - Editor Insight into the mind of a beginning lifestyle entrepreneur. Told in a 1st person view. Full of life lessons, business advice and in your face urgency. Examined the question: "What if you moved to a new country, a new culture, a new social scene - what would you be thinking about?" This book is a follow up to 7 Steps Out Of Wage Slavery.

Magic arrives before your child's birthday! Jamie Smith uses rhyme to express the love and bliss that surrounds the celebration of a child's birthday. It brings parents right back into the glorious moment of when their child first arrived into the world and shares that joy with the child. It puts words and illustrations to feelings that cannot be well described otherwise. A keepsake tradition to include milestone photos of your child on their birthday. A great gift for baby showers and birthdays! Birthday Magic has as a heartfelt message to be cherished between parents and kids forever! Please be so kind to share a customer review after you've enjoyed this book! Thank you in advance!

The first ever, first-person story of America's private, paramilitary contractors at work around the world-from a man who performed these missions himself and has decades of stories to tell. This is a fascinating tale-and potentially the first-to describe the work of American contractors, men who run highly dangerous missions deep inside foreign countries on the brink of war. It will lift the veil and detail the ultimate danger and risk of paramilitary operations (both officially government-sanctioned and not) and show us in very intimate terms exactly what private soldiers do when the government can't act or take public responsibility. GRAY WORK combines covert military intelligence with boots-on-the-ground realism, following Jamie Smith through his CIA training and work as a spy in the State Department, to his co-founding of Blackwater following 9/11, to his decision to leave that company. As the founder and director of Blackwater Security, Smith's initial vision has undeniably shaped and transformed a decade of war. He argues that this gray area-and its warriors who occupy the controversial space between public and private-has become an indispensable element of the modern battlefield.