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Introduction The internet is overflowing with beautiful, inspiring pieces that can make your day a little (or a lot) better. In this pages of this book, you will find (underlined) hyperlinks to articles, videos, podcast interviews and books. I hope that some of them resonate with you. In my experience, taking time to digest and act on those ideas which stir something deep inside you can bring about great change in your life. Explore these resources in any way you like – you can start with the questions that particularly interest you, spend time on one question each week or flick to a random page. When it comes to accessing books, there are many ways to do this without necessarily
uying the books first-hand. Try to find them in your local library (or check if they can be called in from a neighbouring or central library). Look for them in your local secondhand bookstore, charity shop or on Amazon. Swap books with friends. And search online libraries like Scribd, which can give you access to a number of e-books and audiobooks. May the ideas collected in this book motivate you to start an adventure of your own!
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