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Danielle Spencer Publishes MISEDUCATION Inside DC Education Plantation

Author and whistleblower Danielle Spencer announces a new fiction novel, MISEDUCATION: Inside DC’s Education Plantation, which uses fictionalized accounts to explore leadership, workplace culture, accountability, and educational equity in Washington, D.C.’s public schools. The book is intended to spark discussion about education reform and systemic challenges within the public education system.

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Jonathan Quek Expands Across States, Scaling Impact

Jonathan Quek, a millionaire investor and entrepreneur, pursues lasting impact by building sustainable businesses, solving real problems, and empowering others toward financial freedom. He prioritizes people and long‑term partnerships, applies strategic thinking across multiple industries, mentors aspiring entrepreneurs, and targets high-potential ventures that can scale without compromising quality.

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AI Presentations Depend on Humans; Sydney Melbourne Demand

Professionals are flocking to Michelle Bowden’s Persuasive Presentation Skills Masterclasses in Sydney and Melbourne as AI transforms the workplace, with experts noting AI can assist in research and structure but cannot replace credibility, reading the room, or audience engagement. The programs emphasize combining AI prompting with strong human communication to gain trust, influence decisions, and present confidently across a wide range of industries.

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Debut Author James LaDere Releases Shadow Government

Veteran author James LaDere uses his military background to fuel Shadow Government: Alex Mercer Book One, a thriller about a shadow power within the highest levels of the U.S. government planning domestic terror to destabilize the administration, with tightly researched institutional realism that makes the scenario feel plausible. Across multiple outlets, the novel is presented as a cautionary, insider-inspired warning about how systemic power can be subverted, using fiction to illuminate real-world dynamics.

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Jai Long Shares Lessons Across Industries

Jai Long credits curiosity over chasing a single perfect career as the engine of his success, building ventures across photography, education, live events, digital products, property investment and media while mentoring thousands of entrepreneurs. He also runs Longhouse Press, hosts the Make Your Break Podcast, and previews an upcoming book, Make Your Break, set for November 3, 2026, arguing that adaptability and continuous learning are essential in an increasingly uncertain economy, with a track record of photographing 500+ weddings and leading major education initiatives worldwide.

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