Biohack with Ultiself

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Ninja Planner

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John Assaraf on Impact Theory

From a background of petty crime and running into trouble with the law, John Assaraf transformed his mentality and his destiny by letting go of his preconceptions about himself and his excuses. Assaraf is a highly successful entrepreneur who has launched five multi-million dollar companies. He's also a New York

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Essentialism

Cutting through the clutter is critical if you want to succeed in business and enjoy a life without the stress of unnecessary distraction. That's what Greg McKeown's Essentialism is all about. According to McKeown, "the Way of the Essentialist involves doing less, but better, so you can make the highest

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The Strangest Secret

This is the audio that inspired me to do my first MMPT 8 years ago. The Strangest Secret was a 1956 spoken word record by Earl Nightingale, which sold over one million copies and received the first Gold Record for the spoken word, helping to launch the fields of business

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Papier Stationery

Maintaining relationships goes way beyond organizing your database. Excellent service is about making people feel valued, and there are few ways more effective than personal outreach. Taking the time to compose a note to someone is meaningful. It's a level of effort that will make a memorable impression. I like

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Working Smart

If you are swimming (or drowning) in to-do's with no end in sight, it's time to revise your execution strategy. GRIP, by Dutch author Rick Pastoor, is an essential guide for people who have too much to do. It's packed with insights that Pastoor has tried and tested that

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