PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents Introduction                                    4 Chapter One                                     6 What’s Stopping You From Being Assertive? Chapter Two                                    15 Assertiveness in the Work Place: Don’t Confuse Assertiveness With Aggressiveness! Chapter Three                                    24 Assertiveness at Home: Teach People How to Treat You! Chapter Four                                    31 Teach Your Children to Be Assertive: Create Confident Offsprings Chapter Five                                    38 Assertiveness Training for the Non-Assertive Bonus 1                                        50 How to Assertively Ask for a Raise Bonus 2                                        54 Questions and Answers PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION “If we value independence, if we are disturbed by the growing conformity of knowledge, of values, of attitudes, which our present system induces, then we may wish to set up conditions of learning which make for uniqueness, for self-direction, and for self-initiated learning.” - Carl Rogers Assertiveness is considered an important communication skill that relates to respect for personal rights and boundaries with the intention to establish healthy and lasting relationships. An assertive person speaks his own mind to influence others while being respectful of the personal boundaries of others. Likewise, he protects himself against those who would cross over his own line. Assertiveness requires direct, open, and honest communication between people. This can be between you and an associate, a friend, or a spouse. This kind of open communication will make everyone feel better about themselves and each other. More importantly, it will help develop and maintain healthy relationships with friends, loved ones, and co-workers. To develop and have healthy relationships, you need to develop communication skills, which includes being comfortable in expressing what you really need and want. This being a two-way process, you need to learn to listen to the wants and needs of others. Up until recently, there were no seminars on how to become assertive. Most of the time, we depended on various personal or celebrity role models to lead us how to live our own lives. Well, it is no wonder that everyone is still searching for happiness, pursuing fulfillment, and going after unrealistic goals. No one has showed us how to live our lives the right way and some of our role models do not have any clue either. Like us, no one taught them. They just relied on what they know on how to do things. Maya Angelou said, “You did what you knew how to do and when you knew better, you did better.” Fortunately for us all, not everyone is wandering around oblivious and ignorant about what to do. At last, there is new information available to help everyone learn more and live better. No one wants to live a cookie cutter existence. We all want a life that is fulfilling, exciting, and satisfying. Are you tired of waking up and thinking, “Is this all there is?” This report is for you. Now is the best time to get excited about your life! It is time to assert yourself and get what you want out of life. This is your life and not a dress rehearsal! It is time to learn new skills on how to do better. It is time to learn how to be more assertive...

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Your job is to find a job Identify your skill set Set an objective Hot Tips on How to Job Scout Dressing up How to be invited to interview Improve your interviewing skills - 7 steps Follow up on all contacts Why you should concentrate on small organizations Create a list of your warm contacts Use your warm list to begin networking How to Get Referrals from Warm Contacts How to make cold calls Jobseeker FAQs on Thank You notes Thinking Out of the Box

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Your job is to find a job Job Hunting Tips Are you a fresh graduate and planning to look for a job? Did you just recently quit your job and are looking for greener pastures? Are you unemployed and have little experience regarding ways to secure a job? Whatever your situation may be, it would be to your advantage to study the following tips: Check your resume for mistakes Before submitting your resume to a prospective employer, check your it for corrections at least three times before handing it over. After researching about the job position, it is critical that you format your resume to match the needs of the company. For example, if you are applying for an accounting job, you should put in detail your accounting experience on your resume. Typographical and grammatical errors are serious no-no's. It is also ideal to keep the length of the resume' to at least a page and a half long.

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Know your reason for buying a car Different sources for buying a car Tips about Financing What should you look for in a used car What you should know before you sign a contract Common dealership scams Avoiding auto refinancing scams What to look for in a road test Where to investigate and compare prices Do not buy a flood damaged car Buying a car online Vehicle auctions - a good place to shop? What you should know about auto service contracts On the alert for "gas saving" claims Understanding warrantees Ebook Sample Content Preview Reasons for Buying a Car Besides the obvious reason, that being transportation, just like water a car is now considered a necessity in most urban areas. One of the reasons to consider when buying a car is if the vehicle being purchased is a good deal. Is it in good condition? How long a life does it have left? Is it an excellent ride? Does it have a great warranty, etc. As we said, it’s virtually impossible to get along without a car and if you can’t afford a new car, following are some basic reasons you should consider when making that all important car purchase. Is it a good buy? The best time period to buy a car is later in the month. Usually, there are numerous rebate programs and bonuses offered by month’s end based on a dealer’s monthly sales quotas. The idea is, sometimes dealers fall short of meeting their sales objectives if their performance is assessed by the end of the month. This happens more often than not. The result of this is good news to most car buyers. Since dealers are more desperate to meet their quotas, they now have no choice but to sell the vehicle at a lesser than normal price just to make the sales they need to meet their goals.

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Overview of Different Breeds of Dogs Selecting a Breeder Purebred versus Mutt Adopting A Dog - Puppy or Adult? How to Housebreak Your Puppy Obedience Training For Your Dog Is Your Dog Fat? Proper Diet for Your Dog Canine Vaccinations Are Essential Dogs Have Allergies Too! All About Heartworms in Your Dog Dental Care for Your Dog Fighting Flea Infestation Your Questions on Canine Hip Dysphasia - Answered Traveling With Your Dog

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Overview of Different Breeds of Dogs There are over a hundred registered breeds of dogs. Recognizing the type of the dog is basically associated with its breed. A purebred animal belongs to a documented and acknowledged group of unmixed lineage. Before a breed of dog is recognized, it must be proven that mating two adult dogs of the same type would have passed on their exact characteristics, both appearance and behavior, to their offspring. If thinking of adopting or buying a pet dog for yourself, it is important to know which type of dog you want. Here are a few popular dog breeds for your easy reference: Labrador Labradors are very outgoing dogs that have yellow, black or brown furs. Labrador are versatile dogs that has a wide rang of functions. Most of them are known as retrievers and are utilized as guide dogs for the blind. They enjoy holding different objects in their mouth and are prone to chewing things. Labradors are observed to be hypersensitive and have a high regard for their territory. Their fur is water repellant thus making them perfect for waterfowl hunting. They make an excellent family dog. German Shepherds Germans shepherds are also known as Alsatian. Originally, they were intended to aide for a farmer in herding their sheep or cattle. They are incredibly intelligent and very trainable. Because of their build they are often used as working dogs in the military or police community. Most of them are also guide dogs. German shepherds are large and strong dogs with varied fur colors. Most come in cream, gray, white or black.

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Is Online Dating Right For You? Getting Started With Online Dating Online Dating versus Traditional Methods Benefits of Online Dating Are There Risks? Questions You Must Ask Dating Advice for Men Dating Advice for Women Are You Being Deceived? Have You Found Mr./ Ms. Right? Tips to Stay Safe Online Dating Tips for Special Groups Getting No Response? Letting Someone Down Gently Different Types of Services Ebook Sample Content Preview Online dating: Is it right for you? Should you go online dating? Why not? That is the answer for many of those undecided and unsure of going Internet Dating. There are many reasons for doing so, and by being a member of online dating services, you are expanding your social circle and raising your hopes to find your perfect match. Online dating services have grown by leaps and bounds over the years. Most singles have become members of such online dating sites, with high success rates. Here are some reasons why online dating is perfectly right and safe for you. It is fun In case you did not know or haven’t heard yet, online dating is the most prominent way of meeting attractive and fun people all over the world. It is a safe, easy, and fun way of meeting and connecting with many great people. Every month, millions of singles all over the world are available for instant communication, with hundreds of thousands signing up as new members.

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents What is Foreclosure?    4 How will Foreclosure Affect Your Credit?    6 Is Foreclosure Your Only Option?    8 Steps to Take to Avoid Home Foreclosure    10 How Debt Counseling Can Help    12 Can You Rework Your Mortgage?    14 Find Out if Your Lender Will Give You a Grace Period    16 Is Selling Your Home an Option?    18 How to Protect Your Home with a Trust Account    20 Should You Sign Your Home Over to the Lender?    22 How Bankruptcy May Stop a Foreclosure    24 Are There Organizations That Can Help You?    26 What Information Will You Need to Provide?    28 Tips for Getting Your Lender to HELP You    30 Why You Need to Act Quickly to Prevent Foreclosure    32 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview What is Foreclosure? When a person buys real estate such as a house on a block of ground, they mostly need to borrow money from a lending organization. They then have to pay back this money - plus interest - over a period of years. Since life is not static and things like accident, illness and job loss happen, sometimes the person who borrowed the money finds it impossible to make those regular payments each month. When this happens, the lender is not impressed because he needs to have his money repaid. In most cases, he then moves in to take the property off the borrower and resell it to pay the debt. This process is called foreclosure. Unfortunately, the borrower loses the property and must then find somewhere else to live. Foreclosure does not happen immediately after the first payment is missed. In most cases there is a grace period of two or three months. If the payments are not made up by this time, then the borrower will soon receive a notice of foreclosure. There are two types of foreclosure; power of sale and judicial foreclosure. Very often a power of sale clause is written into the mortgage document. What this means is that the lender has the right to sell the property without having to go through the court system. This makes it a lot easier and quicker for him to get his money back. But if that clause is not in the agreement, then he must go through the courts before he sells the house. The judicial foreclosure is when there is a court hearing, usually in a state or local court. The sheriff or another representative then supervises the sale of the property by auction. Judicial foreclosure is a requirement in many states. The court sees to it that the lender gets his money first, then other people who are owed money. E.g. utilities may need to be paid. If there is any money left over after all other lien holders have been paid, then it goes to the borrower. The benefit of judicial foreclosure is that the borrower can be sure of getting any money left over that rightly belongs to him. It may have been that there was not all that much money left to pay on the home and when sold, it realized much more than the debt. In this case, once all other debts have been paid the sum left over belongs to the borrower...

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents Five of the Most Famous Ballets    4 World Famous Ballet Schools    6 World’s Most Memorable Ballerinas    8 History of the Ballet    10 The Levels of Ballet    12 The Commitment of Ballet    14 An Overview of Ballet Attire    16 Basic Ballet Moves    18 Posture and Alignment    20 Foot Positions    22 Hand and Arm Positions    24 Warm Ups and Stretching    26 Basics of Working with the Barre    28 Learning to Use Pointe Shoes    30 How to Prevent Injury    32 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview Five of the Most Famous Ballets Over the years there have been many beautiful ballets, so it is really hard to choose between them. The beautiful Swan Lake - danced to Tchaikovsky’s music - springs to mind as one that everyone would know about, even if they had never attended a ballet. It tells the story of a maiden who was turned by an evil spell into a swan during the day, while turning back into her human form for the night. While it doesn’t really have a happy ending, at least the maiden and her true love were united after death. There have been many versions of Swan Lake over the years. Some were boringly repetitive; others refreshingly different. Ballet dancer David Nixon danced in eleven versions before choreographing a different one. He includes the Russian dance that is missing in others and changed the structure to two acts and four scenes. The Sleeping Beauty is another beautiful ballet that uses music by Tchaikovsky. Created in 1889, it was the famous composer’s first monumental compositional work. In fact the director of the Imperial Theatres in Russia, Ivan Vsevolozhsky, commissioned him to write the music especially for this ballet. It was first performed in 1889. While many elements of the original choreography are now left out, the music remains and is at least as important as the dance. Giselle is another famous ballet that tells the story of true love lost by lies, deception and jealousy. A count, disguised as a peasant falls in love with a dancing village girl, and she with him. The local gamekeeper who also loves her ruins things by exposing the count’s lie. Countess Bathilde adds fuel to the fire by claiming that the count is going to marry her. Poor Giselle promptly dies, but later makes up for this weakness when - as a fairy spirit or wilis - she saves the count’s life. Giselle was conceived by French poet and author Theophile Gautier especially for Carlotta Grisi, the ballerina he was in love with. It was first performed in Paris in 1841 and was a great success. Today’s versions differ considerably to that first performance of course, as choreography tends to change over the years. The Nutcracker is arguably one of the most famous ballets of all times. First staged by Marius Pepita using Tchaikovsky’s music, the first performance in 1892 was a dismal failure. But when George Balanchine restaged it in 1954 it became more popular - in fact, it is now claimed to be the most danced ballet of all time. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a ballet set to the story by William Shakespeare, using music by Mendelssohn. It was Balanchine’s first full-length ballet in the US, being first performed in 1962, a relative baby compared to some of the others. There are so many other wonderful and famous ballets it is hard to choose which should be mentioned...

Ebook Table Of Contents How to Select Your Seminar Topic    4 Tips for Marketing and Promoting Your Seminar    6 How to Create Sales Brochures    8 How to Use Mailing Lists (and Where to Get Them)    10 Tips for Creating and Placing Your Advertisements    12 How You’ll Use Hotels and Conference Rooms    14 How to Find the Best Location for Your Seminar    16 How to Determine the Best Time to Hold Your Seminar    18 Tips for Pricing Your Seminar    20 Tips for Selling Related Products at the Seminar    22 How to Work with a Promoter    24 How to Select a Presenter    26 How to Find Participants    28 Tips for Planning Your Seminar Presentation    30 Activity Ideas to Incorporate in Your Seminar    32 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview How to Select Your Seminar Topic If you have the ambition to run a seminar, then you want it to be successful. And the way to have a successful seminar is to choose a topic that everyone is interested in. But how can you know what will be the most popular topic?  Surveys are a great way to find this out. Normally, you don’t just choose a topic at random and run a seminar on it. It will be in your area of interest or knowledge. For instance, you may be into real estate and would like to show people how they can buy a home instead of renting. You need to get some insight into why people rent instead of buying. So asking them via a telephone survey would be a good idea. You can guess that people rent instead of buying because they don’t have a down payment or because the interest rates are too high. But you may be surprised to also learn that many people rent because of job insecurity. They may expect to have to move quickly if they lose their present job. Or they may need to move along with the job. So if they had bought a house, they would then need to sell it quickly and all sorts of hassles would arise. Great seminar topics can be found in those areas of immediate concern on the news. But they must also be of interest to you, or you won’t have that spark it takes to make a good seminar really great. So select a topic that interests you. You should also have some kind of experience in your chosen topic - if you are an expert, so much the better. While a telephone survey can be a good way of getting information for your topic, there are many other means of market research. You can perform an online market research, or you can design a questionnaire and mail it to the householder. When doing your own questionnaires it is important to make sure the questions are short and relevant. And the brochure itself should be short, because many people simply won’t expend the effort to fill out one that is long and complicated. It should also have an eye-catching title that addresses a need. Remember that certain questions - e.g. asking about income details - can be offensive; so take care in forming your questions. You can also hire a company to do your market research if your budget will stretch that far...

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents How to Assess a Senior’s Need for Care    4 What Type of Care Can You Provide?    6 How the Whole Family Can Assist in Caregiving    8 How to Assist Independent Living    10 How to Create a Safe Environment for Seniors    12 How to Deal With Chronic or Serious Health Issues    14 Tips for Helping a Picky Eater    16 Tips for Ensuring a Good Sleep    18 How to Keep a Senior Involved in Social Activities    20 How Should Legal Matters be Dealt With?    22 How to Help a Senior Manage Their Money    24 How to Provide Emotional Support for Seniors    26 How to Support a Senior’s Spiritual Desires    28 How to Talk to Medical Personnel on a Senior’s Behalf    30 What Type of Living Arrangements You Should Consider    32 Ebook Sample Content Preview How to Assess a Senior’s Need for Care Sadly, the day does arrive when our parents or other loved ones become too old and frail to look after themselves. When that happens, it may take some time before the grown children recognize the need for help. When you do realize that day has come, sometimes you feel inadequate and hardly know where to start. The first thing you need to do is visit them in their homes and while there, take note of how they are coping - or not coping. Food, health care and warmth are all important areas to check out.  Personal hygiene and the standard of cleanliness in the home are also important, but as standards vary from person to person, you need to compare the present standards with the person’s past standards rather than with your own or anyone else’s. Firstly, look inside the refrigerator and see if there is food there. Check to see the condition it is in. If everything looks old and moldy, start getting concerned that they need help, at least with meals. Or it could be that they simply need help with the shopping. Many seniors are quite capable of looking after themselves in their homes, but they cannot manage their shopping. Check to see if the kitchen is in a reasonable state of cleanliness. One or two day’s worth of dirty dishes in the sink is no cause for alarm. Dirty dishes stacked on all available surfaces are. The rest of the house needs to be checked for cleanliness also, particularly the bathroom and bedroom. If the bed sheets are obviously stale or dirty, then you know that your senior needs a little help with the washing and perhaps with the housework. The senior’s personal health and hygiene is of great importance. Can the senior manage to go up and down steps? Do they need help getting in and out of the bath or shower? Do they suffer any kind of disability or ongoing health problem such as heart disease or diabetes? You won’t be able to get health information from doctors or health care providers due to the privacy act, but they will usually tell you themselves, or you can notice what medication is sitting on the bench. One of the best ways to find out what your senior needs is to simply ask them. Not all seniors like to admit that they do need help of course, so you still need to be aware of what the surroundings tell you. If things are in a dreadful state, then they obviously cannot manage. If everything looks clean and tidy, with fresh food in good supply, then you can stop worrying...

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents The Dangers of the Wilderness    4 What to Do Before Planning a Wilderness Trek    6 What to Do if You Are Lost Without Emergency Supplies    8 How to Survive in a Vehicle    10 How to Build a Fire in the Wilderness    12 How to Prepare a Shelter in the Wilderness    14 How to Help Rescuers Find You    16 Survival Tips for Winter Weather    18 Survival Tips for Summer Weather    20 What to Wear When Hiking in the Wilderness    22 What Emergency Supplies You Should Carry    24 Best Food and Water Supplies to Bring    26 How to Find Food and Water if You Don’t Have Any    28 How to Treat Minor Injuries in the Wilderness    30 How to Face Your Fear if You Are Lost in the Wilderness    32 Ebook Sample Content Preview The Dangers of the Wilderness There are many dangers in the wilderness and some of them are only tiny so we don’t think of them. Bears and other large, dangerous animals are quite evident and usually we are prepared to encounter and deal with them. We may even remember to keep a watch out for snakes, but what about insects such as bees, wasps and spiders? Dangerous insects are deadly because they know no fear. You can’t chase away a hive of angry bees or wasps by yelling at them, or even escape by shooting them. Spiders can crawl into clothing and remain unnoticed until they deliver their fatal bite. There are even hidden dangers in the water that you can tread on. Certain small fish or shellfish have the potential to deliver a nasty or even fatal sting if trodden on. You should always wear shoes in the water and walk with sliding motion rather than lifting your feet up and down. This will help prevent placing your feet down on any kind of animal that may sting or bite. There are also poisonous plants and fungi to watch out for. Plants can poison or sting by touching the skin, by ingestion - if we eat them - or by absorption of sap into the skin. Sometimes the sting is painful but not lethal and other times it is only lethal if we are allergic to them. Stinging nettles often grow along riverbanks and in ferny gullies. They are not toxic but can cause a painful sting that lasts for hours. Never trust that what an animal eats will be all right for you to eat. While this theory is true in general, there are some plants that are poisonous to humans that animals do eat. Very often some parts of a plant are poisonous while others are not. For instance the fruit may be all right while the leaves or stem could be poisonous. Other times a plant can be poisonous during certain seasons but not in others. In general, you should avoid eating all mushrooms. Some are highly toxic and it’s not worth the risk involved. Other plants such as poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, trumpet vine and the rengas tree cause contact dermatitis. If you touch any of these, wash the affected area with cold water and soap. If you have none, wipe it repeatedly with dirt to remove the oil. But if blisters come up, keep the area clean or dirt could infect them...