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Take Two: Nostalgic Futures

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Are You ready for a story that involves kidnapping, blackmail, and eating spicy food....at night? If the answer is yet, then read about Danny and Jennifer Taos, an aspiring young director and a talented singer/songwritter. They yearn for Hollywood success, but it never seems to come their way. They then encounter mysterious mentors who offers them friendship, life transforming guidance, and, of course, cash and valuable prizes.

188 pages, Paperback

Published January 29, 2010

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Ben Goldfarb

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Ben Goldfarb is a master practitioner of neurolinguistic programming (NLP), a powerful communication methodology based on modeling the habits, behaviors, actions, and attitudes of successful people. A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, he trained in the United States and Israel in corporate coaching and NLP and studied with one of the founders of the Harvard Negotiation Project. Born and raised in El Paso, Texas, Ben moved to Israel in 1988. He has served in a reserve combat engineering unit of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) since 1991 and was transferred to a reserve unit of the IDF's Military Intelligence Branch in 1999. He founded Paradigm Shift Communications (PSC) in 2001. PSC coaches serve a variety of corporate, industrial, and military clients, including Galileo Semiconductor; Israel Aircraft Industries, Ltd.; the Nahariya Municipal Basketball team; Positive Changes of Dallas; Successtrac, Inc.; and Philips Medical Systems. PSC assists clients with team building, motivation, focused leadership, and sales. The company also offers personal coaching to help individuals succeed in job interviews, reduce stress, increase emotional intelligence in the corporate world, improve public speaking, break creative blocks, and accelerate learning, comprehension, and recall. Ben writes a weekly coaching column for the Jerusalem Post. He lives with his wife and children in Jerusalem. You can read his blog at http://bengoldfarb.blogspot.com

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