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Sell Shovels vs Digging for Gold

Revisado: 01-13-25

There are veins of solid palladium in this book if you are listening. Dan has a boom and bust history that most SMMA/SaaS Agency owners can relate to, but he found a better way. Yeah, it is wrapped within a sales pitch, but who cares if you can learn how to leverage the newest tools. There are some anonymous low ratings on Audible...Stop hating and learn from this man.

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SHARE this book - Challenge Priests to Do Better

Revisado: 08-29-22

Challenge Priests with Love...because one man can change the direction of a person's life when they share the Truth, Love, and Faith. This is a wonderful narrative with multiple stories challenging all those mediocre priests who pander to the world, and their flocks while failing to pour themselves out for the sake of souls. I always worried about one of our priests, Fr. David Hust, who never seemed to rest, but now I understand that when someone's immortal soul is in jeopardy you don't rest, you FIGHT, you LEAD, you RALLY and FIGHT ON! If you are involved in Vocations through your parish committee or Serra International I recommend you read and share this book. We the laity must do better to support a culture of vocations within the family so the next generation of priests will fight for our kids and their kids.

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Horrifyingly True Story

Revisado: 08-27-22

Words escape me. How men can inflict such unspeakable abuse on CHILDREN and women is terrifying. How can our institutions fail our children so badly is beyond me. This story and stories like this need to be told again and again until society and governments are forced to confront this evil in their midst. Pedophilia is evil, rape is evil, abuse is evil, grooming of any kind is evil, exploitation is evil, trafficing is evil.

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General overview for layman

Revisado: 08-13-22

I was hoping for a more in-depth book but got the general layman’s overview. He still does a good job laying out the four major factors affecting modern life as we know it and how the realities of fossil fuels are integral to sustaining modern life. Not an in depth book like I’ve heard his others are.

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Amazing job blending military with fantasy

Revisado: 08-12-22

Something’s familiar in this world but they cannot figure it out because of the rampaging, relentless attacks from something off the movie screen or your favorite fantasy novel. This works doesn’t disappoint with action, intrigue and mystery.

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Potential for more

Revisado: 07-07-22

Sadly this started out as a how to achieve greatness but devolved into a recap of the author’s resisting authority escapades.

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Our Generation’s Nostradamus?

Revisado: 06-15-22

I found Peter on YouTube at the beginning of the Russian/Ukrainian war and have been following him ever since. Reading his other 3books was like listening to a prophet. We don’t want many of his expectations to come to pass, but they will in one form or another. Next 2 decades are going to be crazy. I was surprised and disappointed that he didn’t record a special clip at the end as an update to the war situation. He’s funny, but his little side quips in this book, could undermine some people taking him seriously…although at their own risk.

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What was the point - complete waste of time

Revisado: 10-06-21

This is a story without a plot. It reads like a true dossier being is just a collection of random reports about the “main character” by all the other characters. There is just no point to these reports. There’s no purpose for the characters. I will never get the time back that I spent on this book.

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Amazingly researched history - but Lacks...

Revisado: 06-30-21

Well researched book, akin to Ann Coulter, that exposes the long and deep history of the progressive agenda. He lays bare the depth of the hypocrisy of progressive ideology, but sadly it is sorely lacking with action steps for conservatives. Although Michael Knowles acknowledges this late in the book it is frustrating that so many conservative authors fail to connect the theoretical with concrete action steps needed to block and counter the frustratingly ubiquitous progressive agenda. I hope he quickly writes the follow-up book.

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Robert wished her more radical.

Revisado: 08-01-15

This was my first book about Dorothy and I wish I had read her works first. He recounts much of her history, but with too much commentary for someone who is unfamiliar with her works.

What struck me most about this book was how often Robert seemed disappointed that she wouldn't engage politically as her pre- conversion atheist and communist/socialist friends were doing. I had the sense that while he admired her convictions to her faith, that he was always shaking his head wondering how much devotion had been wasted on the Catholic Church, on Jesus and on her localism approach. I get the sense that many people attempt to project in her their own version of politics and yet she rebuffed them focused back on her new live Jesus.

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