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reclaim your weekend

I don’t know where all of you live, but in the U.S. our work culture sucks. Working all weekend is a right of passage in order to become a ’successful’ business person. I don’t think it’s right, and this post is my plea to you to reclaim your weekend. I want you to own every [...]

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low-budget content creation experiment

If you follow me on Twitter, you may have noticed that over the last several weeks I have been mentioning some interactions with virtual assistants and outsourced workers of different types.
This post will serve as an update of sorts. The observations of my initial low budget content creation experiment.
Ok, so I needed content. I didn’t [...]

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travel goals and Frequent Flyer Master review

I’m such a travel rookie. I’ve done a decent amount of moving around in the U.S. but as for international travel, Canada is the extent of my exploration (I live near the U.S/Canada border so it’s even less legit).
On my to-do list I mention that I want to visit 20 countries in my life. That [...]

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challenge everything

Let me give you a quick picture of what life was like for me about 18 months ago…
I was controlled by an overbearing and manipulative girlfriend, attended a church in which the community was very hypocritical and judgmental, and basically let everyone walk all over me. I was stressed and unhappy, and didn’t even really [...]

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Soap. Lather. Rinse. Repeat – The art of living free in the moment while naked in the shower

This is a guest post written by Jonny Gibaud of thelifething.com.
Jonny writes for the love of Helping People, Inspiring People and Katie Holmes. He honed his unique writing style through his refusal to read for fear the words would attack him and borrowed his life philosophies from the local stray terrier but plans to [...]

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what does lifestyle design mean to me?

I think that the definition of “lifestyle design” differs greatly from person to person and from blogger to blogger. Some of us are the 4-Hour Work Week type and want work to have the most minimal influence on our life as possible. Others of us are freelancers or more of the hands-on working type and [...]

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