The Wealth of Generations: Transitioning From Nation-Based Capitalism to Human-Centered Capitalism and a Shared Economy

When we look at all of the people who are working hard on a treadmill of jobs to provide for their families we realize that they are completely unaware that they could be doing something completely different. Instead of needing more and more money, they could be leveraging the machines in a shared economy to make the money work for them so they can create wealth for generations. The book "Wealth of Generations" solves this problem by giving average investors an education in how to become sophisticated investors who can create their own assets that will provide enough income so they can spend more time following their passions. In 2020, we have seen what a global COVID-19 pandemic can do to our economy, and we have experienced a different reality at work and in our homes. Many of us have made permanent changes to our lives to focus more on family and friends. We have started to re-focus on The Wealth of our Generations.Our capitalistic system's dirty little secret is that capital tends to grow much faster than salaries and wages. So, people working for money have been losing the race to building wealth against those who use financial capital to create wealth. The gap between individuals leveraging financial capital and workers is growing bigger each year. Spurred by technological advances, this trend is now even accelerating, and the value of skilled labor is declining further each year. Consequently, our precious democracy seems to turn into an oligarchy. Power would then rest with a small group of people distinguished by wealth, education, corporate, political, or military control. Our society would then be controlled by a few families who pass their influence from one generation to the next. Is this what we want?Today, the fundamental principle of capitalism, the concept of skilled labor, is at stake. Is it possible that we can all pass wealth from one generation to another? Can we manage a paradigm shift from nation-centered capitalism to a shared economy based on the Wealth of Generations by enabling all workers to become capitalists-sophisticated investors? The answer is yes This book casts a positive outlook into the future by suggesting using artificial intelligence and other technologies to make us all capitalists, reaping equitable returns.

Business & Money

Anderson, Ingemar Alexander

Finance

Kitsap Publishing

An Adventure in Tropical & Temperate Rainforests (Discover Unit Studies)

Rainforests are filled with fascinating creatures and bizarre plants. They are scattered on every continent except Antarctica. Let's go on an adventure to find these rainforests and discover what you would find there. As we travel the world we will learn about two kinds of rainforests. We will also learn many interesting facts about the animals, plants, and resources of 7 major rainforests. As you journey with me in this book you will gain a greater understanding and appreciation of this amazing world God has created for us.
This nonfiction rainforest book is absolutely outstanding! It is filled with over 380 full-color photographs of plants, animals, and rainforest scenery from all over the world. Fascinating facts and strange animals will captivate the minds of young and old. An Adventure in Tropical &amp; Temperate Rainforests by Deanna Holm. ISBN 978-0-9978998-0-1, 98 pages, age level 7-12, grade level 2nd-6th. Hard copy available at discoverunitstudies.com. Rainforests are filled with fascinating creatures and bizarre plants. They are scattered on every continent except Antarctica. Let's go on an adventure to find these rainforests and discover what you would find there. As we travel the world we will learn about two kinds of rainforests. We will also learn many interesting facts about the animals, plants, and resources of 7 major rainforests. As you journey with me in this book you will gain a greater understanding and appreciation of this amazing world God has created for us. This captivating book was designed to go along with the Rainforests of the World curriculum set, however, it can and should be enjoyed all on its own! This book is an amazing experience you won't forget. It will leave you with a new perspective for rainforests and the resources we use from them every day. Children and adults will be intrigued by many fascinating facts. Did you know that the cashew tree produces an apple and a nut? Here is an excerpt from the book..."The 4-inch cashew apple is edible and is often made into a juice which tastes like mango with a hint of spicy citrus flavor. Once cashew nut grows from one cashew apple. The shell around the nut has a toxin similar to poison ivy. Properly roasting it destroys this toxin."

Children's Books

Holm, Deanna

Education & Reference

Baby Mathew had half a heart, Hannah was in a detox facility for infants and baby Claire needed an HIV test. On the day these babies were born, no one seemed to care, but Mary was waiting for them - to her they were important. Will You Take This Baby? is about fourteen babies, their incredible strength, their will to live and one ordinary foster mom who learned how to get the best for the babies who had the least. From emergency rooms to ambulances, fire trucks and a medevac, it was a journey few would have chosen. Together they struggled through opiate withdrawals, fetal alcohol syndrome, birth defects and life-threatening communicable diseases. For thirty one years, Mary cared for infants in Washington state's foster care system. Her journey evolved from one-on-one care to advocacy for critical care babies, ultimately through the doors of the Washington State Legislature. About the author: Mary Stillson Jones was born and raised in Ontario, Canada. She served in the US Navy during the Vietnam War and has raised two children, Tara and Geoffrey. Since retiring as a foster parent, she remains active as a parent partner for Kitsap Mental Health and is on the board of directors for the YWCA. Mary continues to fight for foster children in the Washington State Legislature and is writing her second book.

Will You Take This Baby?

Mary Jones

The story of Eliudi Issangya and what God has done through him can only be described as miraculous! From beginnings that are hard for most of us to grasp and understand, the reader is taken on a journey of what simple trust, obedience, and faith in God will accomplish. It is a fantastic story accurately captured by Daniel Simmering and is described as a "God Story." A must-read!

The Winning of Africa

Biographies & Memoirs

Simmering, Daniel

Community & Culture

When Anthony C. West’s first collection, River’s End and Other Stories, appeared, the reviewer in the Oxford Mail (August 11, 1960) described reading it as “quite an experience. Like a kick in the guts from a jack-booted leprechaun.” The image is apt. West powerfully united violence, decay, and corruption with natural, fanciful, poetic, and spiritual beauty. The combination is the complex, contradictory texture of life itself, of course, and West had a genius for making the reader see and feel it. Through the senses, he reached for the head and the heart. Like his literary countrymen Bernard Shaw, W. B. Yeats, and Sean O’Casey, West offered a complete world view. Parts of that view were esoterically Christian; all of it was socially munificent, and most of it was ahead of its time in being ecologically responsible. 
Receiving highest praise, his work was in print for fifty consecutive years: The Native Moment, Rebel to Judgment, The Ferret Fancier, As Towns with Fire, miscellaneous poems, essays, and a dozen or more short stories. For recent decades, however, it has seen neglect. Attempting to repair this loss, Eyler explores West’s critical reception, his auto-fictive method, and other mysteries about his writing life. She has discovered among his papers other novels, promised but never published, and she brings to light his surprisingly feminist magnum opus, The Lady Actaeon, which occupied him over six decades.
West’s remarkable life (1910-1988) became the material for his ever-developing art: his childhood spent between big house and peasant fields in Down and Cavan, his hobo years in the United States during the Great Depression, his Royal Air Force Pathfinder navigating in the bombing of Germany, his experiments in communal farming, his role as father of eleven children, and his own spiritual development. This narrative he steadily mined for his separate but cohering fictions. Through the fiction—especially through Actaeon—and through his letters and interviews, Eyler investigates the special proximity of West’s life to his fiction and finds a way to let the writer tell his own amazing story of fidelity to his art.

Staying West: The Writing Life of Anthony C. West

Eyler, Audrey Stockin

Convicted of witchcraft and sentenced to hang, Tempest Winslowe is swept from the gallows by Captain Garrett D’Arcy. Aboard the Wind Rover, Tempest forges new friendships and wins the admiration of the crew as first a pirate attack, and then a storm at sea test her mettle. But her most troublesome challenge lies in the containment of the impassioned fire that simmers just below the surface of her carefully controlled demeanor as she is thrown into close daily contact with her entirely too charming savior.
Endorsement
“A willful heroine cornered by a relentless foe and a dashing sea captain tormented by his past cast their lots against the tides of a history dark with treachery, storm-filled canvas, and hanging rope. A compelling read cover to cover.” 
Michael Donnelly
Author of False Harbor and Awakening Curry Buckle

A Bewitching Dilemma (Celia Martin Books)

Romance

Martin, Celia

Historical

The Post Civil War westward expansion in North America was neither smooth nor easy. Those who moved to the Western Territories had to deal with hostile weather, hostile wildlife, sometimes hostile Native American Indian Tribes, all wrapped up in a new and unfamiliar land. The year is 1868, the place Southwestern Kansas. This tale has more twists and turns than a country road. It has all the trappings of the old West, with honorable men, inept bank robbers, soiled doves, heartbreaking death, and more. Weaving throughout is the poignant love triangle, telling of a woman married to one man and in love with another. This book is written in the tradition of Louis L'Amour, Zane Grey and Owen Wister's The Virginian. Imagine The Virginian with the main character being a woman; a Western adventure from a distinctive Woman's perspective.

Roping The Wind

Norma Hoem

THE MAGNIFICENT HOTEL DEL CORONADO AND THE ROARING 20'S!
Elsie, a World War I widow, is left with the daunting task of raising two small children on her own. Though her heart still clings to the love of her life, Jack O'Neill, she bravely moves on and dares to hope for a future without him.
Marie Middleton, who has left her childish ways far behind in Chicago, has sacrificed her career plans for the sake of her widowed sister. She finds herself caught in a battle between the growing attraction she feels for a man nearly twice her age, and the flattering advances of a charming, young suitor. Eventually, Marie is forced to make a painful decision.
Charles Hollister is plagued by years of rejection, which makes it difficult for him to trust his heart to anyone--even God.
This faith-based story of family ties, longing hearts, and letting go speaks to the hearts of those who believe that "with God all things are possible." (Matthew 19:26)

Dear All

Baker, Linda C

This book is Gaudette's first but he shows a natural affinity for storytelling honed, without a doubt, by countless nights spent around a campfire with hunting partners. He, likewise, conveys his love for the natural world with unambiguous affection - it isn't sentimental or trite but rather born from genuine respect for the earth's natural beauty.There are serious moments laced throughout the work, but there are moments of real humor as well and Gaudette's affection for his hunting partners is an abiding theme throughout the entire book. Adventures and Confessions of a Hunter isn't a particularly lengthy work, it doesn't need to be, but is nonetheless packed with a wealth of humanity and descriptive excellence that makes it a volume well worth returning to over and over again. It will attract more than just fellow hunters - anyone interested in personal experiences honestly rendered will enjoy this work.

Adventures and Confessions of a Hunter: A Memoir of a Hunter's Life

Science & Math

Gaudette, Jack T

Nature & Ecology

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The Wealth of Generations: Transitioning From Nation-Based Capitalism to Human-Centered Capitalism and a Shared Economy

An Adventure in Tropical & Temperate Rainforests (Discover Unit Studies)

An Adventure in Tropical & Temperate Rainforests (Discover Unit Studies)

Will You Take This Baby?

The Winning of Africa

Staying West: The Writing Life of Anthony C. West

A Bewitching Dilemma (Celia Martin Books)

Roping The Wind

Dear All

Adventures and Confessions of a Hunter: A Memoir of a Hunter's Life