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Five Steps to Freedom: How to Outsource Your Repetitive Tasks

20. January 2010

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Don’t enjoy cleaning your house, cooking, or mowing your lawn? How to outsource boring jobs in five easy steps.If you haven’t outsourced something like cooking or cleaning yet, and you’re still doing boring drudge work in your everyday life, read on. In one week or less, you will free up 10+ hours of your time [...]

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Review: Ramit Sethi's I Will Teach You To Be Rich Boot Camp

3. November 2009

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Review: Ramit Sethi’s I Will Teach You To Be Rich Boot Camp. Have you ever felt like your money was in control of you, instead of the other way around? Do you desperately wish your life wasn’t controlled by credit card payments and bills–and you just need a little help to get turned around? I’m [...]

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Try This Next Time You're Angry, Upset, or Depressed

7. September 2009

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This technique works any time, but it works best when you’re angry, upset, demoralized, or depressed. Try it now for kicks, then bookmark it–and try it again the next time you’re feeling bad. You will be amazed at how much it helps.

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Feeling Lonely, Depressed, or Underappreciated This Thanksgiving? Read This!

26. November 2008

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Feeling underappreciated? Try this simple remedy.Every once in a while, I get depressed and unmotivated. Of course, with depression comes the inevitable feeling-sorry-for-myself moments. I was having one of those today while taking a shower, bemoaning my life, when a new thought occurred to me.

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Good Gifts To Give: Five Guidelines To Giving Gifts Your Family and Friends Will Love

18. November 2008

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Like you, I get many holiday gifts every year I don’t use — from clothes that don’t fit to food I don’t eat to soaps and bath accessories I don’t need. These products fill our landfills and clutter our closets. Worse yet, they are often quickly forgotten and don’t make an impact on our lives. [...]

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