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“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” - Albert Einstein
 
A FREE download is available now: Leo Babauta has written a free ebook called “THRIVING ON LESS: Simplifying in a Tough Economy“. I’ve just downloaded it and plan on checking it out later today.
 
Thriving on Less: Simplifying in a Tough Economy (pdf format)
 
From the introduction:
The recent economic recession [...]

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I’m currently reading Your Money or Your Life. It’s one of those books which seems to have been raved about on many of the blogs I frequent. Based on the title, I figured it was just another book about how to make or save more money. I just finished the preface last night and I’m pleased [...]

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January Reading

Am I crazy? I’m now a member of three face-to-face bookclubs. Two of them read a book per month, but thankfully the third is a book every two months. Here’s what I have to read by early-February:

The Blind Assassin: A Novel
Brazzaville Beach
Breakfast with Buddha

I hope they’re good, because I’m going to have to get stuck [...]

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I truly love to read. It’s the one thing that features in my memories from every stage of my life.

My father teaching me about the Solar System from the age of five and the quantity of books I collected about the Universe from a very young age. 
My mother reading to me every night before bed [...]

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November Reading

Photo by: Joseph Robertson
I love reading, always have. Lately I’ve almost become impatient with my reading because I have so many great books I want to get through and only limited time to devote to my longest-standing hobby.
Here’s the reading I have planned for November…

Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons
Nine Parts of Desire: The Hidden World [...]

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