Books by Karen Dillon

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How Will You Measure Your Life?

by Ajit, Clayton M. Christensen, James Allworth, Karen Dillon
333 pages - - 1 MB New!

How Will You Measure Your Life? is the personal transformation, mental health and decision making book which tells people how to change their life. Clayton M. Christensen, James Allworth, and Karen Dillon are the author of this tremendous book. He is the bestselling author in the New York Times. This book won different awards and Steve Jobs consider it as the most influential book that he ever read. It is also recognized as the highly significant business book of the century. This book will help the mid-career professionals, retire, student, teacher and any other person who wanted to do something special in life. The special thing about the book that it asks critical questions from the reader? There are three questions for the fresh graduates and by answering these questions they will surely get their way for the best future. How can I be sure that I will be happy and successful in my career? How can be I assure that my relations with siblings, parents, children, spouse and close friends will be healthier? What can it do to make my life more fulfilling and happier? A must-read a book for every reader who is willing to change his life.

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The Prosperity Paradox

by Clayton M. Christensen, Karen Dillon, EfosaOjomo
333 pages - - 2 MB New!

The Prosperity Paradox is the politics, development, globalization, poverty and growth economics book which explains everything about poverty. Clayton M. Christensen, EfosaOjomo and Karen Dillon are the authors of this tremendous book. Poverty is one of the biggest enemies of humans. Today, countries are spending billions of dollars to build weapons but no one is interesting to eliminate poverty from the world. Everyone wanted to rule the world with fear but no one is fighting against poverty. Millions of people die every day as they did not have enough resources to take medicine. 1 billion people in the whole world live in extreme poverty. It affects the growth and health of the kids. One of the other reasons for poverty is the wastage of food. Tons of food waste every day in restaurants, homes and other places. Poor families can’t even spend 2 dollars to fulfill their basic needs. We must work together to remove poverty from the world. Instead of fighting with each other we have to take initiative to help the poor people. Clayton shares a simple formula to eliminate poverty from the world. A must-have book to read for everyone out there.