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In "Beyond Borders," Gabriel John Rimando shares his inspiring journey from an overseas Filipino worker to a successful international entrepreneur. Over a span of 16 years, Gabriel navigated the transition from an employee to an entrepreneur, creating and expanding businesses across the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and the Philippines. This book serves as both a memoir and a guide, as Gabriel recounts the challenges, triumphs, and critical lessons learned during his entrepreneurial journey. He delves into the intricacies of starting a business in the UAE, successfully managing finances, marketing in the digital age, and understanding the unique business landscapes of Qatar, Bahrain, and the Philippines. "Beyond Borders" is not just about providing practical business insights; it's also about inspiring the reader. Gabriel shares his personal struggles and victories to encourage aspiring entrepreneurs and to prove that anyone with a dream, determination, and resilience can achieve entrepreneurial success. This book is a valuable resource for anyone who dreams of starting a business, especially those who wish to expand beyond their home country. Gabriel's experiences serve as a testament to the potential that lies in every individual's entrepreneurial journey. It is an invitation to dream, to dare, and to dive into the exciting world of entrepreneurship across borders.

He came from darkness to save lives. She healed him like she healed every wounded creature.

A big draw of the current stoicism craze seems to be their approach to emotional regulation. Though at first it sounded to me like the goal was to repress emotions, I have learned the error of my ways - their goal is to moderate emotions.

One year has passed since Volume 1-a year that ushered in profound change for the Srivastav family. In this new chapter, life has taken unexpected turns. Amrit has left Hyderabad behind for the promise of Pune, while Priya has also shifted from Patna to embrace fresh challenges in the bustling city. Neha, determined to carve her path, has left her job to launch her startup, "NomadPass," in Pune. Even the family's roots have moved; the parents have shifted their base from Nalanda to Pune, standing firmly by their children as they embark on this transformation journey. As Volume 2 unfolds, the Srivastavs navigate these new beginnings with resilience and hope. The past year has redefined their lives, setting the stage for adventures and trials that lie ahead. Welcome to Volume 2-a story of change, growth, and the enduring strength of family bonds.

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Sylvie's POV "Oh my god," she whispered, gripping my arm. "Look at him." I barely had time to react before she launched into a frenzy, rattling off his most attractive features-his height, his confidence, the way his shirt somehow looked expensive even if it wasn't. "Should I take a picture? Just for research purposes," she murmured, already fumbling with her phone. I laughed, shaking my head. "Nia, you are unbelievable." Ignoring me, she found a nearby chair and plopped down, sighing dramatically. "I'll just sit here. Best view in the cafe." She continued raving about his perfect existence while I watched, half amused, half exasperated. "My crazy friend," I muttered, unable to stop smiling at her antics. For all her dramatics, Nia had a way of making life brighter, simpler, funnier. And today? I was grateful for that. Nicolai's POV Grabbing my jacket, I stepped outside. The cold bit against my skin, sharp and grounding. I walked, letting my mind shift between problems, tasks, deadlines-anything but distractions. But the night had a way of reminding me. The city breathed around me, alive with fragments of other people's lives-the chatter of college students, the ringing of laughter, the clatter of dishes in nearby cafés. They lived easily, without urgency, spending time like currency that had no limits. Not now. Not yet. I checked my phone absentmindedly-half expecting, half dreading. A new message. I unlocked the screen, scanning the notification: "Error in app launch. Functionality failing. Immediate resolution needed." Of course. I typed back, keeping my response precise: "Understood. Set up a meeting at 10 PM. I'll be back in an hour. Prepare a full report on the issue." No unnecessary words. No wasted time. Sliding my phone back into my pocket, I resumed my walk, letting the city unfold around me. Blends of Nicolai's world of technology with Sylvie's emotional journey-reminding readers that beneath every line of code lies a human story.

Yes, I know that's the title of a book by Gallup that shares Don Clifton's ideas. It was the first business book that I purchased at an airport. The title doesn't refer to breaking the law: it's about breaking all the rules of conventional wisdom.