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Before every fight (amateur and professional), fighters are told to "protect yourself at all times." In 2016, former boxing manager Adrian Clark co-opted the term for this novel educational system to teach amateur and professional fighters the business of boxing. His revolutionary book, Protect Yourself at All Times: A Guide for Professional Boxers, made its mark in the same year Forbes magazine recognized.

With contributions from more than three dozen professional fighters (including 11 world champions), Protect Yourself at All Times will prepare any up-and-coming boxer for the challenges he will surely encounter from the business of boxing. The Protect Yourself at All Times campaign was founded by Adrian Clark to further protect fighters outside the ring. The focus of this movement (and book) is to educate and inform the fighters on topics such as taxes, contracts, retirement, and guarding their money.

Divorce Behavior: For Men provides a healing space for men to feel the hurt and express the pain caused by divorce. Written by a man, for men, this collection of essays encourages listeners to go against the grain of current-day societal constructs. Divorce Behavior shows how to prepare for the worst-case scenario, further broadening the mindset and positioning men for success in life beyond divorce.

Verdi writes to his publisher about a man who hated Aida so much that he wants his money back. Keith Richards tells his aunt about bumping into a former schoolmate named Mick Jagger, who also loves Chuck Berry. Yo-Yo Ma wonders whether Leonard Bernstein remembers introducing him onstage as a young boy. A Harvard psychiatrist begs CVS to change their on-hold music. Riffing on their passions and surroundings, the artists and entertainers in this volume candidly reveal the sources of their inspiration, what music means to them, why they create it, and so much more.

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