Bøger af John Tuman

The stated goal of The New York Times 1619 Project is to reframe American history by considering what it would mean to regard 1619 as our nation's birth year; that is, the year that black African slaves were first brought to the shores of America. The Times project makes it clear that it was white Christian men who perpetuated and profited from slavery. However, The New York Times project makes no mention of Jewish involvement and promotion of slavery in the antebellum South before and during the Civil War. Nor does the Times address any other aspect of the history of slavery. However, for hundreds of years across the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the Crimean Tatar Peninsula, and the Ottoman Empire, there existed an older, larger, and more brutal slavery than the African slave trade to America. The victims of this long and horrific slave business were white Christian Slavic men, women, and children. In the past decade, scholars have researched the archives of the former Soviet Union and the Ottoman Empire to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the history of the Slavic slave trade. This history needs to be understood, remembered, and presented forcefully, clearly, and honestly to inform and educate the American public.

In today's volatile economic environment, every professional man or woman should have some type of business. These can be full time or part time undertakings, but in all cases, they should be the ideal business. The ideal business is one you create with minimum investment, is relatively risk free, involves work that is satisfying, and provides income that enables you to live well, build wealth, and retire rich. Are there businesses like this? You bet there are. So read this book to find your ideal business. The objective of this book is to help you move from the ranks of the unemployed, the under employed, or the discouraged employed and become a successful entrepreneur, a person who starts, builds and operates a business and in the process controls his or her destiny. Specifically this book will: -Define the criteria for the ideal business. -Identify a number of actual businesses that meet the criteria for an ideal business. -Show you how to identify the type of business that is suited to your temperament, skills, and life goals. -Describe the best way to create, launch, and manage your ideal business and your life so you can enjoy your work, build wealth, and retire rich. Anyone who has the desire to be an entrepreneur, start a business, and be his or her own boss should read this book. Specific instructions are provided for those who: -Have a job but are fed up, tired, or jaded by the corporate environment. -May be facing job loss. -Are over 55 and out of work. -Just out of college and can't find a job. -Are college students that want to become entrepreneurs. This book is a practical, straightforward guide that shows you how to start your business without lawyers, accountants, and employees. In addition, it tells you how to bootstrap yourself into business; thus, you will not have to borrow money to start your business, you will not have to write business plans, nor will you have to rent an office. The book also lays out a twenty-five year plan from start up to retirement and shows how to grow your business and build wealth systematically over the years, and retire rich, healthy, and satisfied.

Throughout history, the Latinx population has contributed substantially to Nevada's mining, railroad, farming, ranching, and tourism industries. Latinos in Nevada provides a comprehensive analysis of this fastest-growing and diverse ethnic group, exploring the impact of the Hispanic/Latinx population on the Silver State in the past, present, and future.

You can live with the volatility, insecurity, and stress of today's job environment, or get out of that environment, start a business, and be the master of your own future. This book is a practical and straightforward guide that shows you how to start a business that is organized and operated like a project. This book will tell you what a project management business is and why it is ideal for today's global economy; explain how to start your business with little capital and minimal risk; show you how to make a substantial profit without killing yourself; and give you a model for managing your business and your life in a way that is balanced, enjoyable, and financially rewarding. This book is for the professional who is fed up, tired, or jaded by the corporate environment; the employee who is out of work or facing job loss; the college graduate who cannot find a job; or a college student who is thinking about becoming an entrepreneur.