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Heart of the Deal: The Insider’s Guide to Medical Device Sales Success by Dr. Joseph DeAngelis, Kevin Matthews https://www.amazon.com/-/he/Heart-Deal-Insiders-Medical-Success/dp/B0FJB2R9KM Getheartofthedeal.com What if we told you there’s a sales career where rookies routinely earn more than seasoned lawyers and top performers make more than most doctors? You’d probably think we were selling you a get-rich-quick scheme. But we’re not. We’re talking about medical device sales. Global business consultant Dr. Joseph DeAngelis and medical device marketer Kevin Matthews have teamed up to introduce you to a high-stakes, high-reward world where mastering “Clinical Currency”–the unique blend of medical knowledge, sales savvy, and relationship capital that top performers leverage–will lead to unparalleled success. CV5Heart of the Deal offers the first-of-its-kind playbook for dominating the medical device sales landscape–whether you’re a newcomer looking to break in or a veteran aiming to join the seven-figure earners club.

My Life as a Doctor: Reflections on Burnout, Calling, and Retirement by Stan Eisele, M.D. Authorstanmd.com https://www.amazon.com/My-Life-Doctor-Reflections-Retirement/dp/B0H22RBR21 A deeply honest physician memoir about burnout, calling, retirement, faith, and the human side of medicine. After forty years in medicine, Dr. Stan Eisele thought he understood what it meant to serve others. He was wrong. In My Life as a Doctor: Reflections on Burnout, Calling, and Retirement, Dr. Eisele shares a personal and thoughtful journey through the life of a physician. From the childhood loss that first drew him toward the healing professions, to the demands of medical school, residency, patient care, healthcare bureaucracy, career burnout, and the emotional transition into retirement, this memoir offers a clear and moving look at what it means to live a life of service. Dr. Eisele begins with the story of Chippers, his beloved childhood dog, whose illness became the first moment that opened his heart to medicine. What began as a desire to help animals slowly became a calling to care for people. His path led him through medical school at USC, internal medicine training, and decades of practice as a primary care physician. But the dream was not always easy. As the healthcare system changed, Dr. Eisele faced the pressure of insurance restrictions, HMO systems, corporate medicine, overwhelming documentation, emotional exhaustion, depression, and physician burnout. At times, the work that once felt like a calling began to feel like a burden. Then came a turning point. A move from San Diego to Eagle, Idaho, restored his sense of purpose and helped him reconnect with the heart of medicine: compassionate patient care, faith, family, and service. Later, a sudden life-threatening heart attack placed him in the unfamiliar role of patient instead of doctor. That experience changed his understanding of care, vulnerability, gratitude, and healing. In retirement, Dr. Eisele discovers that calling does not end when a career ends. Through community, music, faith, and service, he finds new ways to give back and a deeper understanding of what it means to live with purpose. This book is ideal for readers interested in: Physician memoirs and doctor stories Medical memoirs about burnout and healing Faith-based reflections on calling and purpose Retirement, identity, and life transitions Patient care, compassion, and the human side of healthcare Inspirational nonfiction about perseverance and service My Life as a Doctor is more than a medical memoir. It is a story of purpose, resilience, gratitude, faith, and the quiet strength found in showing up for others with compassion, humility, and grace.

Brain Storms: Surviving Catastrophic Illness by Les Duncan https://www.amazon.com/Brain-Storms-Surviving-Catastrophic-Illness/dp/1604622237 Leslieduncan.com Can one person survive four brain hemorrhages and two brain surgeries, and still live a normal, joyful life? Join survivor Les Duncan for Brain Storms, a collection of twenty-seven tips for coping with and recovering from catastrophic illness. These easy-to-read chapters-free from confusing technical jargon-will inspire you to take back your life. Full of tips and practical information-like how to find an exceptional doctor, the trick to listening to your body, building a life of sheer determination, and becoming an occasional but likable nuisance when necessary-will enable you to make recovery your full-time job. Applicable both for survivors and caretakers, Brain Storms also deals with the importance of maintaining relationships throughout the difficult healing process. Be inspired to survive.

The Triggering Scent: A Medical Thriller (The Abbey Roberts Series Book 1) by Jenny White https://www.amazon.com/Triggering-Scent-Medical-Thriller-Roberts-ebook/dp/B0GTX6ZT74 Beep….Beep…..Beep……. When the brilliant neurosurgeon, Dr. Mark Winston III operates on Abbey Roberts, he knows it will be a challenging procedure. But a drug addiction and withdrawal symptoms cause his hands to shake. Four hours into the operation, disaster occurs. Almost a year after the botched brain surgery, Abbey returns to work, in her comfort zone the ICU. But all is not well. She struggles to differentiate right from wrong, realizes her personality is different and has gaps in her memory she can’t resolve. Living with her brain damage, she has to create her new world and at the same time hide her challenges. Then her worst nightmare walks through the ICU doors and she must work side by side with the man who almost killed her, twice. How can Abbey navigate the ethical minefield of treating patients while her tormentor operates just down the hall? When past and present collide, Abbey must decide if vengeance is worth risking everything.

Eternal Nights: Arrival by Richard Spegal Richardspegal.com https://www.amazon.com/Eternal-Nights-Arrival-Richard-Spegal/dp/1970703512 The Time Has Come. In AD2019 they met their Progenitor and finally learned the truth about not only their origins, but the origins of all vampires. They also learned the horrible truth of the beginning of everything, and the scourge that was unleashed throughout the universe. A force that had gone unchecked for billions upon billions of years. They vowed to stop it… assuming it still existed. In AD3325 the enemy was no longer hypothetical, and the human race was no longer alone. The coming force is an enemy unlike anything the races of the galaxy had ever faced. A living hunger, capable of consuming entire galaxies. Sentient locusts with numbers that could blot out the stars. When they enter a galaxy, it is a sign that the End of Days has begun. This is not an enemy that can be fought from the shadows. Having lived for thousands of years, they have changed. Their entire family has changed. They will still stand in defense of the mortal races, but it will be on their terms. The mortal races will accept them, or they will disappear forever and let the galaxy burn. The Shakeeth have arrived, and in order to face the coming darkness, Johnathon and Danielle will have to take their family into the light. About the author I’ve been writing for years, but only started publishing about 3 1/2 years ago. I pride myself on adult oriented entertainment. The relationships, the language, the complicated plot threads, and a lot of the situations are geared toward an older audience. Honestly, I think anyone would get enjoyment from the reading, but the more life experience you have, the more you will be able to relate to what is happening. Regarding relationships, for example, my characters tend to be married or have a family. This isn’t the kind of romance that younger audience members can relate to. I also pride myself on brutal realistic detail. The characters talk like real people, act like real people, think like real people, and make the decisions real people would make. No one goes “suddenly stupid” so that the plot can happen. No, my characters are the one driving the plot. That is how it should, but that’s been forgotten by creators over the last decade or so, which is why so much of everything fails now. There are old editions on Amazon, because Amazon refuses to take listings down. I hate that because it can be confusing, but at least the old editions are marked as unavailable, or are otherwise obvious. The new stuff tends to be at the top. My 5th book should be out within a couple weeks of this posting, and number 6 is scheduled for Spring 2026. Beyond that, it’ll be my publisher’s decision as to how fast the books go live.

What Do You Call Your Grandparents by Eileen E J Walker https://www.amazon.com/What-You-Call-Your-Grandparents/dp/1970749326 Lily has a day off from school. She will spend the day with her grandparents. Grandparents are always a lot of fun. Perhaps you have a favorite memory of your grandparents. Maybe your favorite memory as a child relates to food, eating or preparing it. Maybe your favorite memory is visiting a certain place, playing games or making crafts. Around the world, the name for ‘grandma’ and ‘grandpa’, varies. Enjoy reading this book to your grandchildren and may the memories you create bring joy to you all. About the author Eileen Walker has launched into the world of writing children’s book, quickly, with her 3rd book in a series. This book was initially intended to be her first. Although writing has been in the recesses of her mind for many years, it wasn’t until she became a grandmother, that she was inspired to write children’s books. She hopes you and the children you read with, will enjoy learning what to call family members, in other languages.

The ‘i’ Problem Theory: Solve your problems by Anthony Robinski https://authorreputationpress.com/bookstore/the-i-problem-theory-solve-your-problems/ Robinskibooks.com The I Problem Theory starts from a simple claim: if you can precisely describe how you stand in relation to a problem, you can deliberately change that relationship. The book expresses this with a single equation, The I Problem Theory. Rather than offering vague motivation, the book shows how to increase certain factors by using better habits, better information, and better use of other people’s expertise-while recognizing things that cannot be changed but used to your advantage. About the Author Author, Anthony James Robinski, is a Navy veteran from the Dallas, Texas, area. He joined the Navy at 19, serving 12 years in active services until transitioning to the Navy Reserve. During service, he worked with cutting-edge technology on submarines and taught dance around the world. The time spent in the service allowed him to live in the Imagination of his predecessors. The many stories he heard from his fellow sailors and their outlandish adventures inspired him to share his own using the same practical techniques. He sent out on his adventure to write and tell his own stories. No longer on active duty, Anthony lives his dream of working with technology and taking a plunge into his greatest passion, writing. His writing contains the same principles and lessons learned from his time visiting countries worldwide.

My New Home and Me by Holly Seaver https://www.amazon.com/My-New-Home-Holly-Seaver/dp/1968640460 Five children go to homes that are very different from their own. Their worries and fears turn into surprise and joy when they meet friendly new people, try tasty new food, and learn that the thing that makes us friends is what we have inside. About the author Holly Seaver is a Christian mother, grandmother, foster mom, nurse, cat mom, and grateful wife of Ralph Seaver, Christian father, grandfather, foster dad, and technical wizard. They live together on beautiful Cape Cod. She can be reached at: Holly.seaver@comcast.net. All profits from this book are donated to organizations who help foster kids.

FREDDY THE FALCON in Honor Your Father and Your Mother By: Reverend Leo https://revleo.website3.me/ BOOK SYPNOSIS: Freddy the Falcon in Honor Your Father and Your Mother by Reverend Leo is a heartwarming children’s story that teaches the importance of obedience, respect, sharing, and honoring parents through biblical values. Freddy the Falcon enjoys a fun summer day playing in the sprinklers until he learns important life lessons about listening to his parents, completing responsibilities, and treating friends kindly. Guided by the Bible verse from Exodus 20:12, Freddy discovers that honoring his father and mother leads to love, wisdom, and personal growth. This inspiring story encourages young readers to embrace faith, family values, and good character in their everyday lives.

Promotion: Denied by Lt Col Joseph W. Hoffler USAF-Ret. https://www.amazon.com/Promotion-Col-Joseph-Hoffler-USAF-Ret/dp/B0GGZ36KCG Promotion: Denied is a powerful true account of institutional racism, betrayal, and moral courage within the United States Air Force Academy. In this deeply personal and meticulously documented narrative, Lt Col Joseph W. Hoffler, USAF (Ret.), exposes how a distinguished twenty-two-year military career was derailed by racial prejudice, unlawful investigations, and a deliberate cover-up by senior leadership. Recruited to serve as a role model for minority cadets, Hoffler instead found himself targeted by a system meant to uphold honor, integrity, and justice. Through firsthand testimony, official records, and lived experience, this book reveals how misuse of authority, fabricated allegations, and bureaucratic silence led to the denial of promotion and forced early retirement. More than a memoir, Promotion: Denied is a compelling civil rights narrative that challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about racism in elite institutions. It serves as a warning to future service members and a call for accountability, transparency, and reform within the military and beyond.