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7 Life Changing Books That You Need to Read

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A University of Sussex study found that reading for 6 minutes was able to reduce stress levels by more than two-thirds. Reading can also improve memory, shift mindset, and induce feelings of well-being.

Perhaps this is because the same neurological regions of the brain are stimulated by reading about something as by experiencing it. Wow, right?

With this in mind, it’s critical to be consuming powerful, life-changing literature.

Sifting through titles on Amazon (or Audible) can be cumbersome though. How do you know which are going to be worth the read?

I’ve got you covered! Below is a list of 7 life-changing books that profoundly altered the way I think, act and live my life. I highly encourage you to rush out and grab them today.

None of the books below are affiliate links and I have no connections with the authors, so these represent my unbiased opinion! [Read more…] about 7 Life Changing Books That You Need to Read

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Remote Work: Everything You Need To Know To Optimize Your Productivity

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Remote work has become increasingly popular in recent years. And, I’m one of many who has ridden this wave.

For some, remote work means a full-time lifestyle as a digital nomad. For others, it means supplementing your income with paid blogging, ghostwriting, or researching.

Whatever your situation, all remote workers face similar challenges when it comes to productivity. Everything from pets and deliveries to social media and personal phone calls can disrupt your workflow.

I know this from first-hand experience, because I have been working from home for over a decade. [Read more…] about Remote Work: Everything You Need To Know To Optimize Your Productivity

Tax Strategies: How to Play the “Tax Game” Like the Wealthy

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Looking for tax strategies to owe less to the IRS this April? Or better yet, going after a larger refund? The tax laws are always changing, so it makes sense to maximize your return.

In the United States, we have a progressive tax system. Meaning, people who earn more should pay a higher tax rate than those who pay less. This approach is based on fairness and an “ability to pay”.

What is interesting, however, is that the American tax system is only progressive up to a point. It is progressive for lower and middle class Americans, but it is not for wealthy individuals. [Read more…] about Tax Strategies: How to Play the “Tax Game” Like the Wealthy

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10 Tips on How to Sell Your Home (For Top Dollar)

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Are you looking to sell your home? If so, your goals are likely a smooth transaction and a top-notch price.

Your home can be one of your most valuable and treasured assets. It’s important that when you sell, you know what to expect. But, if you’re never sold a home before, it can seem daunting. You might not know where to start. [Read more…] about 10 Tips on How to Sell Your Home (For Top Dollar)

Busyness. A Deceptive Alternative to Critically Important Work?

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Busyness is defined as the state or condition of having a great deal to do. On the surface, that doesn’t necessarily sound like a bad thing. But, let’s dig a little deeper into the causes of busyness.

Insights into the causes of busyness can be found in its synonyms, which include descriptions like time-starved, overworked, swamped, bustling, over scheduled and over committed. Sometimes, we talk about busyness by saying “not enough time in the day” or “my to-do list is overwhelming.” [Read more…] about Busyness. A Deceptive Alternative to Critically Important Work?

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