Book reviews all about improving your life, achieving success, overcoming adversity, and overall inspiration for working women.
Today I’m reviewing – and giving away! – three awesome books about money. Whether you’re looking for a book to help teach your kids about money, an guide to crafting your ideal work optional life, or a comprehensive path to financial freedom, today’s post is for you.
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A while ago now, I read “The Four Hour Workweek” and posted a review, after that book had been voted by my Twitter followers as the one I must read. Reading that book made me interested in more of what the author, Tim Ferriss, had to offer, so I decided to get a copy of
Have you ever wondered if all the technology we use is spoiling us? Would things be better if we lived a simpler life, more like our ancestors did, with no electricity and no non-human or non-animal powered machines? That’s the idea that Eric Brende explores in his book “Better Off – Flipping the Switch on
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The other day I stopped by the library, as I do every week (occasionally every other week). While looking around for some new books to read and share with you, I came across a book I had read some years ago and really enjoyed, and thought I’d re-read it. That book was The Art of
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This past week I read the book “Designing Your Life – How To Build a Well-Lived, Joyful Life” by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans. It was recommended by a fellow blogger, although I can’t find who it was now (note – if it was you, drop me a comment so I can update this post
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What’s the secret to something going viral? What causes “the latest thing” to go from early adopters into the mainstream? Why is it that back in 2008 almost no one had a smartphone, and today everyone has one? Malcolm Gladwell lets you in on the secret in “The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make
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