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**WINNER OF THE STARTUP INSPIRATION CATEGORY OF THE 2020 BUSINESS BOOK AWARDS**
'It's impossible to read this book without being inspired and energised ... Essential reading for any start-up or entrepreneur, at any stage of the journey.' - Alison Jones, Host of The Extraordinary Business Book Club podcast and author…
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1 author picked How to Have a Happy Hustle as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
People are re-evaluating work right now, and looking for something beyond the salary.
This book is one of the best guides to help you find something that might both make you money and make you happy.
It’s clear and helpful, upbeat but also very honest about what is required to turn a passion into a business.
From Tom's list on helping you take control of your future.
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