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There are a lot of people out there who’ve been struggling with weight for years and are looking for ways to see some change. There’s nothing wrong with that. We all want to get the best out of life, and sometimes that means making long-term adjustments or changes.
By Marian5 years ago in Lifehack
Reading these 2 free book summaries will make your entrepreneurial journey super smooth
Are you a small-scale business looking to expand? Or do you want to increase your revenue with the same number of resources? Are you looking to influence or hold power in your niche market? If you answered yes to any of the above-mentioned questions, then you have landed at the right place.
By Manoj Upadhyay5 years ago in Lifehack
Netflix for Books
There's nothing quite like the smell of a good book, turning the crisp pages of a freshly printed novel, or revisiting your dog-eared, sun bleached favourites. Books are a necessity, like food and water we devour every story, hungry for more.
By Oby5 years ago in Lifehack
How to Attract People in just 90 Seconds (Case Study)
Hello Friends, Today, I am going to tell you how to attract anyone, or how to make anyone your friend in less than 90 seconds or less. I am going to tell you these secrets from an amazing book called “How to Make people like you in 90 seconds or less” By Nicholas Boothman.
By sanjuofficial075 years ago in Lifehack
Procrastination Is Not Living Your Life: It's Living It Without Living
There is always some force stopping us from starting something new, whether it's typing the first word, writing the first page, or shooting the first few seconds of filming.
By Anshul Kumar5 years ago in Lifehack
15 Lessons From 3 Books Every Grown-up Needs To Read
Most of the time, there are thousands of books on the same topic, and still, each of these books tells its own story and provides different insights. Also, two people reading the same book can gain totally different insights based on their previous experiences.
By Just Go5 years ago in Lifehack
Gypsy Rules
The Hospital was quiet, finally. The days have been so busy here they seemed endless. It’s cold and eerie when it’s quiet but somehow, right now that was comforting. The beeping of the monitors from the rooms kept in a steady pace with my footsteps. I stood impatiently waiting for the elevator so I could go outside for yet another smoke. I had one dangling from my lips without even remembering putting it there.
By Sharika5 years ago in Lifehack
Life Lessons in an Eclectic and Enlivening List of 22 Books
We have moved beyond 2020, a calamitous year for our shared world, and into 2021 with hopeful hearts, renewed vigor, and expanded perspectives for the future, in the best possible circumstances.
By Aurora Eliam5 years ago in Lifehack
The Aethers
Vocal Submission: A Little Black Book Slowly opening her eyes; like a new-born’s first time, Emma woke up from her delta brain-wave sleep, and felt the sky staring at her through her new windows. Waking up to the present-day she was given, Emma first said out loud, “Thank you God, I am grateful for this day, I am grateful to be here.” The sound of her gratitude echoed throughout her newly purchased house, stretching from the main bedroom on the top floor, to the crevices of her ‘larger than life’ kitchen. Ebbing and flowing out to the skirts of London and making it back the large green land that sat all around Emma’s Surrey house. Stereotypically, Emma Tatenen wasn’t the kind of person who would be able to buy the things she wanted to experience; she was used to living pay-check to pay-check, living a life without enjoyment. There was a constant worry and angst that Emma felt each day; before she experienced her wheel of fortune, she would affirm to herself daily, “I will be happy next month, I will be happy when I get more money, I will be happy when my stress goes away.” There was sadness to Emma’s old ways of life, her dreams seemed impenetrable, her daily thoughts consisted of questioning how she would put away money for savings and her sleeping patterns were just as bad as a new-born’s parents!
By Dhermika Fatania5 years ago in Lifehack
May I introduce you to 80/20?
Or perhaps that it's too good to be true? Initially, those are the thoughts that occurred to me. How could someone devout a marginal amount of effort into an area of their life and expect a significant return?
By David Yaqub5 years ago in Lifehack
Dear Martha, Week 1
Dear Martha Stewart I purchased your book Martha Stewart’s Organizing The Manual For Bringing Order to Your Life, Home and Routines last year and I have dutifully waited to be able to use it starting from the beginning, because that is just who I am as a person. I am currently working through the first week, and the entry way sections of the book and I have some things to report.
By Kelly Morris5 years ago in Lifehack
When an Author Slandered a Book Reviewer for a Low Rating
Recently I came across this incident in the Indian book blogging community where an author lost all his composure when a book reviewer gave three out of five stars to his book.
By Jjyoti5 years ago in Lifehack