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weicher Einband. 73 S., Oktav, kartoniert, Klammerheftung. Einband leicht berieben, vorne innen Stempel. Kaum benutzt. Gutes Exemplar. Reihe: Analysen; Contents: Jeff Faux - Reaganomics and the Restructuring of U.S. Industry; Miles Kahler - The United States and the International Economy: Reagan I, II and Bush; Martin Carnoy - The Legacy of Reganomics: Implications for Domestic and International Policies in the 1990s; The articles of this volume have been presented to the conference on "U.S. Domestic Policy at the End of the reagan Administration", November 11-15, 1988 in Bonn. Sprache: Englisch (unbesetzt) 122 gr. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the spring of 1982, fifteen-year-old Jeff Kahler found a stack of rain-soaked pizza menus dumped in a gutter. Most kids would have walked right past them. Jeff picked them up and carried them back to the shop. That one small choice opened a door. Four years later, with his parents putting their own house up as collateral, he bought that pizza shop. He was eighteen years old.Gutter to Go-Getter is the true story of what came next, and everything that made it possible. Born in 1968 into a hardworking, working-class family, Jeff learned early what grit looked like. A grandfather who worked nights in a steel mill and built houses by day. A mother who held the family together with faith, hard work, and a strict envelope system. Coaches, neighbors, and a tough but fair uncle in East Liverpool, Ohio, who taught him discipline and how to lose the right way.As the owner of Mustang Pizza, Jeff did not just make pizza. He reimagined how a small business could run. He brought credit card payments to the front door, used caller ID before anyone else was doing it, offered a risk-free guarantee, and even invented his own system to cut waste. Then growth caught up with him. The debt, the pressure, and the mistakes nearly cost him everything. He did not walk away.He restructured and rebuilt. In 2005, he co-founded Ready Training Online on a simple lesson he learned behind the counter: a business is only as strong as the way it trains its people. When the 2008 crash wiped out major contracts overnight, he had to start over again, finding a new future in the convenience store industry. This is not a rags-to-riches fairy tale. It is an honest, practical story about failure, resilience, and what it really takes to build something that lasts.Gutter to Go-Getter by Jeff Kahler is for anyone who has ever been told they are too young, too broke, or too far behind to start. If you have ever had to pick yourself up out of the gutter, this book is for you. At 18, Jeff Kahler bought a pizza shop with his parents' home as collateral. From humble beginnings to business setbacks and reinvention. Gutter to Go-Getter is a story of grit, failure, and building something that lasts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. In the spring of 1982, fifteen-year-old Jeff Kahler found a stack of rain-soaked pizza menus dumped in a gutter. Most kids would have walked right past them. Jeff picked them up and carried them back to the shop. That one small choice opened a door. Four years later, with his parents putting their own house up as collateral, he bought that pizza shop. He was eighteen years old.Gutter to Go-Getter is the true story of what came next, and everything that made it possible. Born in 1968 into a hardworking, working-class family, Jeff learned early what grit looked like. A grandfather who worked nights in a steel mill and built houses by day. A mother who held the family together with faith, hard work, and a strict envelope system. Coaches, neighbors, and a tough but fair uncle in East Liverpool, Ohio, who taught him discipline and how to lose the right way.As the owner of Mustang Pizza, Jeff did not just make pizza. He reimagined how a small business could run. He brought credit card payments to the front door, used caller ID before anyone else was doing it, offered a risk-free guarantee, and even invented his own system to cut waste. Then growth caught up with him. The debt, the pressure, and the mistakes nearly cost him everything. He did not walk away.He restructured and rebuilt. In 2005, he co-founded Ready Training Online on a simple lesson he learned behind the counter: a business is only as strong as the way it trains its people. When the 2008 crash wiped out major contracts overnight, he had to start over again, finding a new future in the convenience store industry. This is not a rags-to-riches fairy tale. It is an honest, practical story about failure, resilience, and what it really takes to build something that lasts.Gutter to Go-Getter by Jeff Kahler is for anyone who has ever been told they are too young, too broke, or too far behind to start. If you have ever had to pick yourself up out of the gutter, this book is for you. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 206.…

Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Neu. In the spring of 1982, fifteen-year-old Jeff Kahler found a stack of rain-soaked pizza menus dumped in a gutter. Most kids would have walked right past them. Jeff picked them up and carried them back to the shop. That one small choice opened a door. Four years later, with his parents putting their own house up as collateral, he bought that pizza shop. He was eighteen years old.Gutter to Go-Getter is the true story of what came next, and everything that made it possible. Born in 1968 into a hardworking, working-class family, Jeff learned early what grit looked like. A grandfather who worked nights in a steel mill and built houses by day. A mother who held the family together with faith, hard work, and a strict envelope system. Coaches, neighbors, and a tough but fair uncle in East Liverpool, Ohio, who taught him discipline and how to lose the right way.As the owner of Mustang Pizza, Jeff did not just make pizza. He reimagined how a small business could run. He brought credit card payments to the front door, used caller ID before anyone else was doing it, offered a risk-free guarantee, and even invented his own system to cut waste. Then growth caught up with him. The debt, the pressure, and the mistakes nearly cost him everything. He did not walk away.He restructured and rebuilt. In 2005, he co-founded Ready Training Online on a simple lesson he learned behind the counter: a business is only as strong as the way it trains its people. When the 2008 crash wiped out major contracts overnight, he had to start over again, finding a new future in the convenience store industry. This is not a rags-to-riches fairy tale. It is an honest, practical story about failure, resilience, and what it really takes to build something that lasts.Gutter to Go-Getter by Jeff Kahler is for anyone who has ever been told they are too young, too broke, or too far behind to start. If you have ever had to pick yourself up out of the gutter, this book is for you. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 308.…

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First Edition. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. Includes texts by Lewis Ableidinger, Michael Flanagan, Mike Froio, Matt Kierstead, Kevin Scanlon, Kevin N. Tomasic, and Edd Fuller. Includes color and black and white photographs by Andrew Borowiec, Jeff Brouws, wayne Depperman, Walker Evans, Oren B. Helbok, Drake Hokanson, David Kahler, Kevin Scanlon, and numerouos others. A clean near fine copy in cloth boards and in a near fine dust jacket. Please note that this is a heavy and oversized book and will require extra shipping.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In the spring of 1982, fifteen-year-old Jeff Kahler found a stack of rain-soaked pizza menus dumped in a gutter. Most kids would have walked right past them. Jeff picked them up and carried them back to the shop. That one small choice opened a door. Four years later, with his parents putting their own house up as collateral, he bought that pizza shop. He was eighteen years old.Gutter to Go-Getter is the true story of what came next, and everything that made it possible. Born in 1968 into a hardworking, working-class family, Jeff learned early what grit looked like. A grandfather who worked nights in a steel mill and built houses by day. A mother who held the family together with faith, hard work, and a strict envelope system. Coaches, neighbors, and a tough but fair uncle in East Liverpool, Ohio, who taught him discipline and how to lose the right way.As the owner of Mustang Pizza, Jeff did not just make pizza. He reimagined how a small business could run. He brought credit card payments to the front door, used caller ID before anyone else was doing it, offered a risk-free guarantee, and even invented his own system to cut waste. Then growth caught up with him. The debt, the pressure, and the mistakes nearly cost him everything. He did not walk away.He restructured and rebuilt. In 2005, he co-founded Ready Training Online on a simple lesson he learned behind the counter: a business is only as strong as the way it trains its people. When the 2008 crash wiped out major contracts overnight, he had to start over again, finding a new future in the convenience store industry. This is not a rags-to-riches fairy tale. It is an honest, practical story about failure, resilience, and what it really takes to build something that lasts.Gutter to Go-Getter by Jeff Kahler is for anyone who has ever been told they are too young, too broke, or too far behind to start. If you have ever had to pick yourself up out of the gutter, this book is for you. At 18, Jeff Kahler bought a pizza shop with his parents' home as collateral. From humble beginnings to business setbacks and reinvention. Gutter to Go-Getter is an honest story of grit, failure, and building something that lasts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorDavid Kahler, FAIA, was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in 1937, lived briefly in Massachusetts, and later moved to Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, in 1943, where he spent much of his childhood. He was close friends wi.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In Railroads and the Art of Place: An Anthology, a team of thirty contemporary and historical photographers--whose work is displayed across eighteen portfolios--visually contemplate the visible and philosophical imprint of the railroad on the American landscape. Combined with lucid, literary essays by Kevin P. Keefe, former editor of Trains magazine, noted transportation historian Alexander B. Craghead, industrial historian Matt Kierstead, and the late Michael Flanagan (author of Stations: An Imaginary Journey) the book, conceived by David Kahler, is sure to set a new benchmark in the field of railroad photography and transportation studies. Produced to the highest standards and featuring 230 color and black-and-white photographs, this deluxe 372-page book printed on heavy stock portrays a storied industrial culture in an entirely new context. Produced by the Center for Railroad Photography & Art and generously funded by the Kahler Family Charitable Fund. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the spring of 1982, fifteen-year-old Jeff Kahler found a stack of rain-soaked pizza menus dumped in a gutter. Most kids would have walked right past them. Jeff picked them up and carried them back to the shop. That one small choice opened a door. Four years later, with his parents putting their own house up as collateral, he bought that pizza shop. He was eighteen years old.Gutter to Go-Getter is the true story of what came next, and everything that made it possible. Born in 1968 into a hardworking, working-class family, Jeff learned early what grit looked like. A grandfather who worked nights in a steel mill and built houses by day. A mother who held the family together with faith, hard work, and a strict envelope system. Coaches, neighbors, and a tough but fair uncle in East Liverpool, Ohio, who taught him discipline and how to lose the right way.As the owner of Mustang Pizza, Jeff did not just make pizza. He reimagined how a small business could run. He brought credit card payments to the front door, used caller ID before anyone else was doing it, offered a risk-free guarantee, and even invented his own system to cut waste. Then growth caught up with him. The debt, the pressure, and the mistakes nearly cost him everything. He did not walk away.He restructured and rebuilt. In 2005, he co-founded Ready Training Online on a simple lesson he learned behind the counter: a business is only as strong as the way it trains its people. When the 2008 crash wiped out major contracts overnight, he had to start over again, finding a new future in the convenience store industry. This is not a rags-to-riches fairy tale. It is an honest, practical story about failure, resilience, and what it really takes to build something that lasts.Gutter to Go-Getter by Jeff Kahler is for anyone who has ever been told they are too young, too broke, or too far behind to start. If you have ever had to pick yourself up out of the gutter, this book is for you. At 18, Jeff Kahler bought a pizza shop with his parents' home as collateral. From humble beginnings to business setbacks and reinvention. Gutter to Go-Getter is a story of grit, failure, and building something that lasts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the spring of 1982, fifteen-year-old Jeff Kahler found a stack of rain-soaked pizza menus dumped in a gutter. Most kids would have walked right past them. Jeff picked them up and carried them back to the shop. That one small choice opened a door. Four years later, with his parents putting their own house up as collateral, he bought that pizza shop. He was eighteen years old.Gutter to Go-Getter is the true story of what came next, and everything that made it possible. Born in 1968 into a hardworking, working-class family, Jeff learned early what grit looked like. A grandfather who worked nights in a steel mill and built houses by day. A mother who held the family together with faith, hard work, and a strict envelope system. Coaches, neighbors, and a tough but fair uncle in East Liverpool, Ohio, who taught him discipline and how to lose the right way.As the owner of Mustang Pizza, Jeff did not just make pizza. He reimagined how a small business could run. He brought credit card payments to the front door, used caller ID before anyone else was doing it, offered a risk-free guarantee, and even invented his own system to cut waste. Then growth caught up with him. The debt, the pressure, and the mistakes nearly cost him everything. He did not walk away.He restructured and rebuilt. In 2005, he co-founded Ready Training Online on a simple lesson he learned behind the counter: a business is only as strong as the way it trains its people. When the 2008 crash wiped out major contracts overnight, he had to start over again, finding a new future in the convenience store industry. This is not a rags-to-riches fairy tale. It is an honest, practical story about failure, resilience, and what it really takes to build something that lasts.Gutter to Go-Getter by Jeff Kahler is for anyone who has ever been told they are too young, too broke, or too far behind to start. If you have ever had to pick yourself up out of the gutter, this book is for you.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the spring of 1982, fifteen-year-old Jeff Kahler found a stack of rain-soaked pizza menus dumped in a gutter. Most kids would have walked right past them. Jeff picked them up and carried them back to the shop. That one small choice opened a door. Four years later, with his parents putting their own house up as collateral, he bought that pizza shop. He was eighteen years old.Gutter to Go-Getter is the true story of what came next, and everything that made it possible. Born in 1968 into a hardworking, working-class family, Jeff learned early what grit looked like. A grandfather who worked nights in a steel mill and built houses by day. A mother who held the family together with faith, hard work, and a strict envelope system. Coaches, neighbors, and a tough but fair uncle in East Liverpool, Ohio, who taught him discipline and how to lose the right way.As the owner of Mustang Pizza, Jeff did not just make pizza. He reimagined how a small business could run. He brought credit card payments to the front door, used caller ID before anyone else was doing it, offered a risk-free guarantee, and even invented his own system to cut waste. Then growth caught up with him. The debt, the pressure, and the mistakes nearly cost him everything. He did not walk away.He restructured and rebuilt. In 2005, he co-founded Ready Training Online on a simple lesson he learned behind the counter: a business is only as strong as the way it trains its people. When the 2008 crash wiped out major contracts overnight, he had to start over again, finding a new future in the convenience store industry. This is not a rags-to-riches fairy tale. It is an honest, practical story about failure, resilience, and what it really takes to build something that lasts.Gutter to Go-Getter by Jeff Kahler is for anyone who has ever been told they are too young, too broke, or too far behind to start. If you have ever had to pick yourself up out of the gutter, this book is for you. At 18, Jeff Kahler bought a pizza shop with his parents' home as collateral. From humble beginnings to business setbacks and reinvention. Gutter to Go-Getter is a story of grit, failure, and building something that lasts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…