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DAILY ADVICE FOR MORE SUCCESSFUL LIVING WITH LESS EFFORT FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE 80/20 PRINCIPLE

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'If you apply what's in this book, it can truly shift how you live for the better.' Reader review

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1 author picked 80/20 Daily as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

I am long term fan of Richard’s work. Reading his earlier books was a revelation for me personally 16 years ago.

This book is broken down into core themes, each exploring how 80/20 principles can help us all live a simpler and more successful life.

A great read.

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