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If you are worried about rising costs and expenses of everyday life, then this is the journal for you!Imagine knowing you have all your money problems sorted: budgets, bills, Christmas expenses, vacations, and childcare (or doggy daycare for all you DINKS!) -- you have enough put aside to cover it all!The Money Journal goes beyond your typical budget planner. Instead, this journal dives deeper, helping you work out your money mindset and tackle your financial anxiety at its core. Discover bank-boosting tips and learn how to tailor your savings goals to your own lifestyle by formulating a personalized budget plan. With The Money Journal you can also keep on top of your monthly spending, so you always stay on track. All it takes is a little bit of time every day to build your funds. Inside this journal you'll find: A spender quiz to help you discover your money mindsetA guide to setting your savings goalsA checklist for getting out of debtA monthly to-do list to help you reach your targetsSpace for taking notes and reflecting on your progressLet The Money Journal empower you to take back control of your bank balance and achieve your money goals.

What’s the truth and what’s a lie? What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation? How can I tell the difference?Looking to weaponize information, talking heads and other so-called experts use disinformation and conspiracy theories to prey on our fears and emotions. Why? It can be to get us to act and behave in a certain way. It may be done for some gain like money, power, or even an election.There is so much being done to create and craft messages to counter disinformation but not as much to explain the infodemic itself. Not much to explain science, health and other topics to those unfamiliar with it. To be fair, it can be difficult to explain one’s field or passion because we are immersed in it and know it well. We don’t always know what others don’t know. What seems obvious may not be.That’s where this book comes in. Fake News, Witch Hunts, and Conspiracy Theories is truth-telling through research and education to help you survive the infodemic.

Go From Crypto Curious to Confident InvestorBlockchain technology and cryptocurrency is a rapidly changing landscape that’s expected to triple in size and reach $4.94B by 2030. But before you reach for your digital wallet, you’ll need to unravel the jargon, ignore the speculating influencers and know-it-all no nothings on social media spewing myths and misinformation, and turn to the experts. Professor Tonya M. Evans, an internationally recognized scholar in blockchain, has gone down the crypto rabbit hole herself to bring you a straight-forward, plain language understanding of what crypto is and what it isn’t. Evans tackles the top 10 crypto myths with well-researched, well-supported facts to help you understand how it works and empower you to make informed choices as you explore what digital money has to offer.Digital Money Demystified bridges the gap between the FinTech bro talk around cryptocurrency in a way that makes this wealth-building technology accessible to everyone.

“An insightful tour of an intense athletic world unknown to most.” —Kirkus ReviewsLooking at life through the lens of this unique sporting community, journalist and veteran marathon runner John Trent draws a direct line between the mentors, companions, and challenges he's met on the trail and the paths we all face in life in Running Toward Life.When covering the 100-Mile Western States Endurance Run as a pace runner, John found himself running 38 miles after joining his friend Joe Baninburg at the 62-mile mark. That day would see temperatures soar to 104 degrees–still the hottest day ever recorded at the Western States Endurance Run–but it would also ignite his love for the ultra running sport and the life-affirming code of compassionate care these competitors live by.The mindset that helps ultra runners commit to such an arduous journey is one that John found can also help anyone overcoming challenges in life off the trail, too. Over the years, John would document the stories, hard-earned lessons, and the shared experiences within the community he became part of while on the trail.