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"The Missing Piece in Business"


I am proud to part of this wonderful international anthology! compiled by Kate Gardner and published by CM Publisher, we are pleased to offer this work of success strategies, tried & true, in each chapter by the experienced and entrepreneur Author who contributed to the book.

 My chapter is named "Synchronicity in Business: Make the World Go ‘Round."

In my experience, synchronicity is a very important tool that has assisted me in reaching many goals and objectives.   I hope you will enjoy reading it!


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Always Yours,

Debra K. Adams, M.A.
#1 International Best Selling Author of "The Missing Piece: A Transformational Journey" 

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