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PRINT AND KINDLE VERSIONS UPDATED FOR 2023! If you are ready to become more productive, declutter your spaces, and embrace healthy living, you must read this now!
Did you know engaging in just one unhealthy behavior can decrease productivity in all areas of life? This easy to use and adaptable…
Why read it?
1 author picked Work Well. Play More! as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Everyone has goals to achieve and habits they need to embrace (or change) to get there. You can’t do them all at once, and it becomes easy to waste time planning without accomplishing much.
In addition to the science-backed insights and great stories, the sheer volume of advice and how it is expertly organized in Work Well. Play More! is inspiring. The book is divided into 3 areas of focus: productivity, health, and clutter, with 3 levels of expertise: novice, pro, and master. Each of these has 12 months of tips.
This allows everyone to work on something and make…
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