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Take the reins of your financial future with this powerful and insightful new resource  In  Bulletproof Investing , real estate expert, investor, entrepreneur, and author James Fitzgerald, delivers a collection of personal stories and experiences that will show how you too can gain and retain financial control of your life. You’ll learn how to spend less than you earn, find a mentor, identify a purpose for your financial wellbeing, and, ultimately, learn to achieve financial independence.  This important book shows you how   Perfect for millennials, adults with children, and those nearing retirement aiming for financial control and stability,  Bulletproof Investing  will also earn a place in the libraries of anyone hoping to gain a firmer grasp of their financial reality and investment portfolio. 

Outlines the delight that the smoker gets from his or her habit. This book provides facts and fancies about tobacco and smoking as well as insight into the psyche of the smoker. It includes meditations, analysis, and trivia on smoking.

Set against the backdrop of Canadian history, the narrative unfolds as an intense psychological drama intertwined with a captivating mystery. It explores the protagonist's journey to unravel the secrets of their family's past while confronting a longstanding family curse. The story promises a deep dive into emotional struggles and the search for redemption, offering readers a compelling blend of history and personal discovery.

"Jim Fitzgerald recounts his experiences during the 1960s and 1970s in this sometimes funny, sometimes tragic, but always moving portrait of an FBI profiler as a young man. From his first-ever successful investigation at six years old, face-offs with childhood bullies, and encounters with naked-ish neighborhood interlopers; to high school and college antics, lifeguard summers, friends, including a future convicted killer friend; from early admiration for and later run-ins with law enforcement to his stint as store detective and ultimately his graduation from the Police Academy, Fitzgerald shares the good, the bad, and the not-so-pretty of his early life's journey."--Page 4 of cover

The narrative delves into the betrayal of China by the United States post-World War II, highlighting the broken promises of aid from American leaders, including Presidents FDR and Truman. As Communist forces gained momentum, the urgent requests for support from the Chinese government went unheeded, leading to the rise of Mao Zedong. The book exposes the propaganda that reversed public perception of Chiang Kai-shek and Mao, revealing how skilled communicators manipulated history. It critiques the political figures responsible for this betrayal and the subsequent consequences for both nations.

The book is a facsimile reprint, which means it reproduces the original text but may include imperfections like marks, notations, marginalia, and flawed pages. These characteristics may provide insights into its historical context and previous readers' interactions with the text.