Rescue Me!: How to Save Yourself (and Your Sanity) When Things Go Wrong
(eAudiobook)

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    [synopsis] => Annette Comer exposes human vulnerabilities, embattled self- esteem, strained relationships, and lost money, then offers the necessary tools to deal with each of these dilemmas. It is the revealing true story of a sister who refuses to let her brother fail in his business, in spite of many obstacles and mistakes. As she reveals her five powerful secret methods for long-lasting success, he realizes he can succeed. Annette Comer teaches you to do the same: to save yourself when things go wrong. At some point, everyone needs to be rescued from something, in business or personal life. The unique insights presented here can save you, as it has others, and lead you to a lifetime of success.
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