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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She built the thing everyone said they wanted. Not one person signed up. Not "a few." Not "slower than expected." Zero. After nine years as a compliance manager for a real estate association, L. V. Ivy had heard the same complaints on repeat - agents blindsided by lapsed licenses, brokers with no clean way to track their teams, dues and deadlines scattered across half a dozen disconnected systems. Nine years of if only something like this existed. So when she lost that job, she built it. AI tools made it possible to ship a full platform alone, fast, and every video she watched told her the same thing: build the whole ecosystem and it will sell itself. She spent four months and her unemployment money finding out what that advice leaves out. This is that story, told in order, without the course-seller's polish. It is not an argument against using AI - the tools are real, and she still uses them daily. It is about the part nobody selling a course wants to mention: the tools were never the piece that was missing. Ten short chapters, each closing with two questions pointed straight back at whatever you're building right now: The dream you're being sold - and who profits from itThe psychology of easy moneyWhy a real problem still isn't a businessBuilding in a vacuum, and why nobody tells you noWhat "marketing" actually costsThe warning signs of an ecosystem nobody asked forThe order she'd follow if she started overKeeping your day job while you test the ideaWhen it is actually time to quit Written by someone still in it, while the details were fresh - not from the far side of a success story. If you have an idea, an AI subscription, and a plan to go all in, read this first. It's a couple of hours. It may save you four months. Nine years in compliance taught her exactly what people complained about. So she built it. Four months, her unemployment money, and zero users later, she learned the difference between a working product and a real business. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - So you're thinking about becoming a real estate agent in California. Here's the version nobody hands you at the pre-license course sign-up table.Before you spend a dollar on courses, dues, or a fresh set of business cards, get the honest, plain-English rundown of what the job actually takes - no sales pitch, just the whole picture.Inside, you'll find: - Realtor vs. agent vs. broker - what each title actually means legally, and why they're not interchangeable- The realistic path from licensing to your first paycheck, including where most new agents stall out- How to choose a broker - the commission-split models compared, and the exact questions to ask before you sign- The real DRE licensing requirements - courses, exam, costs, and timeline, not a school's marketing version of it- What it takes to stay compliant - continuing education, trust fund rules, E&O insurance, and what happens if you miss a renewal- Signage and advertising rules most new agents get wrong- Where your forms actually come from, and what's bundled with membership vs. what isn't- The financial reality - annual dues, business costs, and a worked commission example showing what a $600K sale actually nets a new agent- What the data says about first-year income and transaction counts, and how people beat the odds- 20 frequently asked questions, answered straightThis guide is general educational information - not legal, tax, or licensing advice - and it's not a substitute for confirming current requirements with the California DRE, NAR, C.A.R., or a licensed attorney/CPA. Figures reflect publicly available data as of mid-2026.Written for anyone seriously considering a real estate career in California who wants the real numbers before they commit.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A clear, compassionate companion for anyone navigating endometrial cancer. Don't Quiet the Alarm Bell is a plain-language, lived-experience guide designed to support patients and caregivers from the first symptoms through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. When fear or exhaustion make it difficult to speak up, this book offers steady encouragement, practical clarity, and gentle reminders that your instincts matter.Author LP shares the guidance she needed during her own endometrial cancer journey - shaped by an exceptional oncology and radiation team and strengthened by her daughter's unwavering support. This is not a medical textbook. It is a calm voice, a grounding presence, and a source of strength for the days when questions feel heavy or hard to ask twice.Written for newly diagnosed patients, those in treatment, survivors, and caregivers, this companion provides accessible explanations, emotional steadiness, and real-world insight to help readers feel informed, supported, and empowered.Key Features: Clear, plain-language explanations of what to expectPractical advice shaped by lived experienceSupport for patients, caregivers, and loved onesEncouragement to trust your instincts and advocate for yourselfEndometrial Cancer - A Lived-Experience Guide A steady companion for anyone seeking answers, clarity, and confidence throughout the endometrial cancer journey. This compassionate guide serves as a steady lifeline for those facing endometrial cancer, empowering patients and caregivers to trust their intuition and find their voice when navigating the complexities of diagnosis and healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When a pet dies, it is often a child's first meeting with loss. It arrives without warning, usually on an ordinary day, and the adult who has to explain it is grieving too.When a Pet Says Goodbye is a practical, gentle guide for that week - and the weeks after. It is written in two halves, one for the grown-up and one to share.Part One speaks directly to parents, grandparents and caregivers: what children actually understand about death at different ages, what to say and what is better left unsaid, the questions children ask over and over again, how to recognise when a child needs more support than a book can give, and how to look after yourself while you are carrying someone else through it.Part Two is for reading together - a quiet, unhurried story written to fit any animal a family has loved, whether that was a dog, a cat, a bird, a rabbit or a hamster. The story is followed by keepsake pages a child can complete at their own pace: a memory to draw, a goodbye letter to write, a memory box to make, and coloring pages for the long afternoons that follow.There is no timeline in this book and no lesson at the end. It does not tell a child how to feel or promise that the sadness will pass by a certain day. It gives a family the words to start with, and something to do with their hands while they find the rest.Written for children roughly ages 4 to 10 and the adults who love them. This compassionate dual-purpose guide helps families navigate the sudden heartbreak of losing a beloved animal, offering caregivers wisdom and children a gentle space to process grief through storytelling and creative memory-making. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Evynne Monet was a Westside girl. Then her mother married into a good family - and traded the only world Evynne knew for a house on Agnes Road in Lynwood, in the middle of the 1980s.The house was everything her mother had worked her whole life for: a deep lot, a big tree, an attached garage. What came with it was a stepfather everyone in his family adored and everyone in that house braced against, a block where the corner had its own economy, and a twenty-one-year-old named Trel who noticed a fifteen-year-old girl nobody else was watching. Evynne Monet's life shifts when her mother marries into a "good family" and moves them to Lynwood. On Agnes Road, a feared stepfather, a corner with its own rules, and Trel, a twenty-one-year-old who notices her, change everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She built the thing everyone said they wanted. Not one person signed up. Not "a few." Not "slower than expected." Zero. After nine years as a compliance manager for a real estate association, L. V. Ivy had heard the same complaints on repeat - agents blindsided by lapsed licenses, brokers with no clean way to track their teams, dues and deadlines scattered across half a dozen disconnected systems. Nine years of if only something like this existed. So when she lost that job, she built it. AI tools made it possible to ship a full platform alone, fast, and every video she watched told her the same thing: build the whole ecosystem and it will sell itself. She spent four months and her unemployment money finding out what that advice leaves out. This is that story, told in order, without the course-seller's polish. It is not an argument against using AI - the tools are real, and she still uses them daily. It is about the part nobody selling a course wants to mention: the tools were never the piece that was missing. Ten short chapters, each closing with two questions pointed straight back at whatever you're building right now: The dream you're being sold - and who profits from itThe psychology of easy moneyWhy a real problem still isn't a businessBuilding in a vacuum, and why nobody tells you noWhat "marketing" actually costsThe warning signs of an ecosystem nobody asked forThe order she'd follow if she started overKeeping your day job while you test the ideaWhen it is actually time to quit Written by someone still in it, while the details were fresh - not from the far side of a success story. If you have an idea, an AI subscription, and a plan to go all in, read this first. It's a couple of hours. It may save you four months. Nine years in compliance taught her exactly what people complained about. So she built it. Four months, her unemployment money, and zero users later, she learned the difference between a working product and a real business. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - She built the thing everyone said they wanted. Not one person signed up.Not 'a few.' Not 'slower than expected.' Zero.After nine years as a compliance manager for a real estate association, L. V. Ivy had heard the same complaints on repeat - agents blindsided by lapsed licenses, brokers with no clean way to track their teams, dues and deadlines scattered across half a dozen disconnected systems. Nine years of if only something like this existed.So when she lost that job, she built it. AI tools made it possible to ship a full platform alone, fast, and every video she watched told her the same thing: build the whole ecosystem and it will sell itself. She spent four months and her unemployment money finding out what that advice leaves out.This is that story, told in order, without the course-seller's polish. It is not an argument against using AI - the tools are real, and she still uses them daily. It is about the part nobody selling a course wants to mention: the tools were never the piece that was missing.Ten short chapters, each closing with two questions pointed straight back at whatever you're building right now:- The dream you're being sold - and who profits from it- The psychology of easy money- Why a real problem still isn't a business- Building in a vacuum, and why nobody tells you no- What 'marketing' actually costs- The warning signs of an ecosystem nobody asked for- The order she'd follow if she started over- Keeping your day job while you test the idea- When it is actually time to quitWritten by someone still in it, while the details were fresh - not from the far side of a success story. If you have an idea, an AI subscription, and a plan to go all in, read this first. It's a couple of hours. It may save you four months.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When a pet dies, it is often a child's first meeting with loss. It arrives without warning, usually on an ordinary day, and the adult who has to explain it is grieving too.When a Pet Says Goodbye is a practical, gentle guide for that week - and the weeks after. It is written in two halves, one for the grown-up and one to share.Part One speaks directly to parents, grandparents and caregivers: what children actually understand about death at different ages, what to say and what is better left unsaid, the questions children ask over and over again, how to recognise when a child needs more support than a book can give, and how to look after yourself while you are carrying someone else through it.Part Two is for reading together - a quiet, unhurried story written to fit any animal a family has loved, whether that was a dog, a cat, a bird, a rabbit or a hamster. The story is followed by keepsake pages a child can complete at their own pace: a memory to draw, a goodbye letter to write, a memory box to make, and coloring pages for the long afternoons that follow.There is no timeline in this book and no lesson at the end. It does not tell a child how to feel or promise that the sadness will pass by a certain day. It gives a family the words to start with, and something to do with their hands while they find the rest.Written for children roughly ages 4 to 10 and the adults who love them.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A clear, compassionate companion for anyone navigating endometrial cancer. Don't Quiet the Alarm Bell is a plain-language, lived-experience guide designed to support patients and caregivers from the first symptoms through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. When fear or exhaustion make it difficult to speak up, this book offers steady encouragement, practical clarity, and gentle reminders that your instincts matter.Author LP shares the guidance she needed during her own endometrial cancer journey - shaped by an exceptional oncology and radiation team and strengthened by her daughter's unwavering support. This is not a medical textbook. It is a calm voice, a grounding presence, and a source of strength for the days when questions feel heavy or hard to ask twice.Written for newly diagnosed patients, those in treatment, survivors, and caregivers, this companion provides accessible explanations, emotional steadiness, and real-world insight to help readers feel informed, supported, and empowered.Key Features: Clear, plain-language explanations of what to expectPractical advice shaped by lived experienceSupport for patients, caregivers, and loved onesEncouragement to trust your instincts and advocate for yourselfEndometrial Cancer - A Lived-Experience Guide A steady companion for anyone seeking answers, clarity, and confidence throughout the endometrial cancer journey. This compassionate guide serves as a steady lifeline for those facing endometrial cancer, empowering patients and caregivers to trust their intuition and find their voice when navigating the complexities of diagnosis and healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A clear, compassionate companion for anyone navigating endometrial cancer. Don't Quiet the Alarm Bell is a plain¿language, lived¿experience guide designed to support patients and caregivers from the first symptoms through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. When fear or exhaustion make it difficult to speak up, this book offers steady encouragement, practical clarity, and gentle reminders that your instincts matter.Author LP shares the guidance she needed during her own endometrial cancer journey - shaped by an exceptional oncology and radiation team and strengthened by her daughter's unwavering support. This is not a medical textbook. It is a calm voice, a grounding presence, and a source of strength for the days when questions feel heavy or hard to ask twice.Written for newly diagnosed patients, those in treatment, survivors, and caregivers, this companion provides accessible explanations, emotional steadiness, and real¿world insight to help readers feel informed, supported, and empowered.Key Features:Clear, plain¿language explanations of what to expectPractical advice shaped by lived experienceSupport for patients, caregivers, and loved onesEncouragement to trust your instincts and advocate for yourselfEndometrial Cancer A Lived¿Experience Guide A steady companion for anyone seeking answers, clarity, and confidence throughout the endometrial cancer journey.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She built the thing everyone said they wanted. Not one person signed up. Not "a few." Not "slower than expected." Zero. After nine years as a compliance manager for a real estate association, L. V. Ivy had heard the same complaints on repeat - agents blindsided by lapsed licenses, brokers with no clean way to track their teams, dues and deadlines scattered across half a dozen disconnected systems. Nine years of if only something like this existed. So when she lost that job, she built it. AI tools made it possible to ship a full platform alone, fast, and every video she watched told her the same thing: build the whole ecosystem and it will sell itself. She spent four months and her unemployment money finding out what that advice leaves out. This is that story, told in order, without the course-seller's polish. It is not an argument against using AI - the tools are real, and she still uses them daily. It is about the part nobody selling a course wants to mention: the tools were never the piece that was missing. Ten short chapters, each closing with two questions pointed straight back at whatever you're building right now: The dream you're being sold - and who profits from itThe psychology of easy moneyWhy a real problem still isn't a businessBuilding in a vacuum, and why nobody tells you noWhat "marketing" actually costsThe warning signs of an ecosystem nobody asked forThe order she'd follow if she started overKeeping your day job while you test the ideaWhen it is actually time to quit Written by someone still in it, while the details were fresh - not from the far side of a success story. If you have an idea, an AI subscription, and a plan to go all in, read this first. It's a couple of hours. It may save you four months. Nine years in compliance taught her exactly what people complained about. So she built it. Four months, her unemployment money, and zero users later, she learned the difference between a working product and a real business. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A clear, compassionate companion for anyone navigating endometrial cancer. Don't Quiet the Alarm Bell is a plain-language, lived-experience guide designed to support patients and caregivers from the first symptoms through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. When fear or exhaustion make it difficult to speak up, this book offers steady encouragement, practical clarity, and gentle reminders that your instincts matter.Author LP shares the guidance she needed during her own endometrial cancer journey - shaped by an exceptional oncology and radiation team and strengthened by her daughter's unwavering support. This is not a medical textbook. It is a calm voice, a grounding presence, and a source of strength for the days when questions feel heavy or hard to ask twice.Written for newly diagnosed patients, those in treatment, survivors, and caregivers, this companion provides accessible explanations, emotional steadiness, and real-world insight to help readers feel informed, supported, and empowered.Key Features: Clear, plain-language explanations of what to expectPractical advice shaped by lived experienceSupport for patients, caregivers, and loved onesEncouragement to trust your instincts and advocate for yourselfEndometrial Cancer - A Lived-Experience Guide A steady companion for anyone seeking answers, clarity, and confidence throughout the endometrial cancer journey. This compassionate guide serves as a steady lifeline for those facing endometrial cancer, empowering patients and caregivers to trust their intuition and find their voice when navigating the complexities of diagnosis and healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB FOR AI | What I Learned Building a Platform Nobody Used | L. V. Ivy | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Lived It Press | EAN 9798240813535 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…