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9 Tips For Better Sleep
straightforward, simple ways to get better sleep.
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13 small things to simplify your workday
You don’t need to do all of these things — pick just one, and
try it. Then try another and see if it works. Experiment to find
what works for you.
And enjoy the simple work life.
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The
Counting Principle
For every goal you can make quantifiable - you will be naturally
driven to improve.
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A man ought to read just as his inclination leads him; for what
he reads as a task will do him little good.
Samuel Johnson
 Time
Traps
by Todd Duncan
Productivity. It has been a buzz
word in the business world for years. But despite
our best attempts and countless self-help books, we
still fall behind, work late, juggle our schedules,
and become swamped. Time
Traps addresses
the most common misconceptions we have about time
and our use of that time in the marketplace. Duncan
has proven remedies for universal time troubles, and
he shows readers how to set a schedule that
works-not just some days but every day.
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The
Power ~ Rhonda Byrne
You are meant to have an amazing life!
This is the handbook to the greatest power in the Universe -
The Power to have anything you want. Every discovery,
invention, and human creation comes from The Power. Perfect
health, incredible relationships, a career you love, a life
filled with happiness, and the money you need to be, do, and
have everything you want, all come from The Power. The life
of your dreams has always been closer to you than you
realized, because The Power - to have everything good in
your life - is inside you. To create anything, to change
anything, all it takes is just one thing...THE POWER.
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Don't Sing at the Table: Life Lessons from My Grandmothers
~Adriana Trigiani
Fans of novelist Trigiani will be delighted
with this guided tour through the author's family history
via her grandmothers, Lucia and Viola. She lovingly details
the women's lives and recounts the lessons she's learned
while offering a fascinating look at U.S. history from the
perspective of her Italian-American forebears. She credits
them with telling good stories: "I mimicked their work ethic
imagining myself in a factory, layering words like tasks
until the work was done. I took away more than life lessons
from their stories; I made a career out of it." Here,
Trigiani combines family and American history, reflections
on lives well-lived, and sound advice to excellent effect,
as a legacy to her daughter and a remembrance of two
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This week's
Booklist - Ten of the Best
... Irish authors
(to help you
celebrate St Patrick's Day!!)
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