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Zero to IPO: Over $1 Trillion Worth of Advice from the World's Most Successful Entrepreneurs
Ready, Fire, Aim: Zero to $100 Million in No Time Flat
Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber
The Book of Bill (Gravity Falls)
The Lifecycle Trade: How to Win at Trading IPOs and Super Growth Stocks
Percepatan Rezeki Dalam 40 Hari Dengan Otak Kanan
The Take (Simon Riske, #1)
Total Control
The Prince of Risk
The First Billion
Entrepreneurship Simplified
Big Little Lies
None Shall Sleep (None Shall Sleep, #1)
Initial Public Offerings
The Cookbook Collector
People who think they need high-pressure methods or tools—pinch collars or electric appliances—to train a dog have no clue how to train a dog well. Training, both as a hobby and as a profession, should be pleasant for the dog and the handler. It should be a successful learning process that yields progress for both parties. If training becomes a torment for the handler or the dog, then both parties are on the wrong track.
Resi Gerritsen, K9 Schutzhund Training: A Manual for IPO Training through Positive Reinforcement

Let me stress this: there are good and bad reasons for securitization. At a macro-economic level, when done right, securitization can be a key source of financing across all stages of the supply chain, enhancing market liquidity and driving the development of new markets and products. The problem? Banks and hedge funds love to exploit their power—using securitization as a tool to offload worthless assets onto an unsuspecting public.
Victoria Silchenko, Raise and Rise: Funding Sources for Your Startup in the Era of Digital Transformation & Blockchain

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