Joyce Freese

How to Win Clients & Create Relationships for Life: Volume 1 (Non-Fiction Books, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

• Costs rise daily. Profits shrink weekly. Businesses fail yearly.
• It is no longer a question of merely more bottom-line profit but rather one of survival.
• Perhaps you are looking for ways to make more money in the cheapest manner possible.
• The following pages offer quick practical tips for any businessperson who can't wait to know everything to do something!
• Simple straightforward no-nonsense suggestions will help keep your business on track and your expenses down without having to spend more money.
• The following proven ideas will immediately boost your income and help insure a profit.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Callie Shay Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. März 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201147242
• Artikelnr.: 63624987

Autorenporträt

I have always been a writer. At first, it was with an old-fashioned typewriter. Then, the Internet answered my dreams with Microsoft Word. I could now write faster and with convenience, all with spell check, a blessing for one who can't spell.

Through writing, be it fiction or non-fiction, I found my voice and myself. I do not have enough lifetimes to write all the books I imagine.

My Paranormal Thriller Series began when I sold a home that previously had been a funeral home. Upon crossing the threshold of any home, I feel an energy surge of those who have occupied the home, past and present. This quick surge of energy leaves its mark on me. I always thought that every Realtor felt this same electrical jolt. However, when I took a quick survey of all my Realtor friends, they looked at me like I was crazy. It never happened to them, yet, it happens to me every time. Perhaps that is why I believe that Every Home has Its Own Secrets.

Have you ever walked into a home and felt a sudden cold chill as if someone unseen breathed on the back of your neck? Or perhaps felt the silence that echoed a stillness known only to death? I have.

All homes store their own private memories. Sometimes loving comfort or depressed sadness lingers. Other times, a collective numbness or lethargy exists. Occasionally, red hot anger can take your breath away. Even as its inhabitants change or depart, their experiences remain. Each person and event leaves an individual mark. This energy remains within its walls. Nothing is ever forgotten.

Both In a Time of Smallpox Death Arrives and Unnoticed capture the energy of its occupants within its walls.