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Meet Val Campbell With more than 40 years of experience in business ownership, consulting, leadership, and team building, Val Campbell brings a lifetime of practical business experience to Second Desk

Cover Image VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL (click aquí) Buenos días, buenas tardes o buenas noches, damas y caballeros. ¿Cómo están? ¿Cómo se encuentran el día de hoy? Espero que muy bien. Hace mucho tiempo, tengo

It's the first time I'm reviewing a book on chain, but not the last one. Reviewing books is not my thing, but this is a very good one and there's another one I want to write about, when time comes. That's

Nine novels. Six years. While I was working full-time and running two businesses. People hear that and assume I quit my job, or I've got no kids, or I'm some kind of writing savant. None of that's true.

Colgó el teléfono. No podía creerlo. La ciudad de Miami parecía venírsele encima desde la ventana. –Tú fuiste el culpable y te encargarás de los trámites de nuestro hijo, ¡Desgraciado hijo de puta! –fueron

For fifty years, I owned and managed businesses, performed technical and organizational consulting, created and managed global business organizations, and worked on teams that investigated corruption and

Being a science fiction/cyberpunk novel, Hourglass could have easily turned into a cautionary tale about our overreliance on AI and the technological dystopia that we are accelerating into. But there are

Mipiano reminded me today, through her blog tag, that I have two half-finished blog posts for her wonderful community, just waiting there in drafts. As is usually the case, I'm always late to respond to

The book That’s Not My Name is a work that draws you in from the very first pages thanks to its atmosphere of mystery and constant sense of uncertainty. The story revolves around a young woman who wakes

Saludos amigos bienvenidos a mi blog 🌟 Hoy deseo compartir con ustedes una iniciativa que estuve pensando de hace algunos días y es que tengo que confesar que hace algún tiempo me gustaban mucho las novelas,

He even has Nicholas do so in conversation with the ‘literary gentleman’, that is, the hack plagiarist who has dramatized ‘two hundred and forty-seven novels as fast as they had come out – some of them

Whereas the London of Dickens’s later novels tends to be given focus by a single institution – such as Chancery or the Marshalsea – whose narrative or symbolic significance connects all strata of society,

I've already read this one, and when I read it, it wasn't mine. I also saw a very famous series on a streaming platform about the story of this novel, and I thought it was great too. One Hundred Years

That's right! I read stuff

A provocative glimpse of my new science fiction novel about biohacking, seduction, and philosophy - set in a dystopian near-future world drunk on virtual bliss that mirrors an empire long lost to time...

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This was a recommendation, so I was willing to buy it, and it also caught my attention. There are things in this type of writing that basically expand your mind. You have to have an open mind to be prepared

But beyond a reasonable doubt becomes a really, really important thing here. The reason I say that is because—and go back and refer to my other video if you wish—I listed a whole bunch of doubts there,