From Visually. There are some must read classic books I have spent most of my life reading only non-fiction. In high school of course, I had to read fiction and I very much enjoyed the books, but when left on my own, I gravitate towards non-fiction. Until now. I’ve decided it’s time to take […]
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The great thing about these Christmas math puzzles is that kids don’t usually see them as work (or math). They see them as a fun challenge! You could even offer some kind of incentive to really get your kids excited to rise to the challenge, such as special prize for anyone (or any group) who
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I love the idea of planning out the year in 12 week chucks. It just makes so much sense. A year is too long. You set goals, your new years resolutions only to realize at the end of the year that you let them slip, again. Or you cram the last few months and manage
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I can’t believe it has taken this long to share The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up. I actually thought I had already made a post about it. I read this book 2 years ago. Just like Ashley, I love to read, and books are where I get pretty much all my life changes, from
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If you’ve ever wanted to memorize or learn the periodic table, this is how you do it. Watch the videos below. Memorizing the periodic table has been on my bucket list since 9th grade science. I’m sure after you watch and learn these elements you will have to head over to Memorize Academy to learn
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Here is a great trick for learning the 8 planets. You’ve probably seen the songs, mnemonics and acronyms, but if you still don’t know them, this trick is the one for you. Our memory really works best with mental images, so although you will have to run through it a few times, it will be harder
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I’m really working hard on dealing with emotions. Although I thought I work through my feelings when they come up, I think what I am really doing is suppressing. I was drawn to Christine Hassler because of her book Expectation Hangover. I’m full of expectations, of myself and of others. When I’m doing my thing
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When writing out my goals for the year, I also wrote out goals for each of my kids. Obviously, if they didn’t reach my goals for them, it more likely means I dropped the ball, but still I thought they should have defined goals that we can work on as a family. One goal for
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What makes The 4-Hour Work Week so life changing, is really the idea and the reminder that it’s not always about working harder. Taking into account, Parkinson’s law “work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion”, the 80/20 principle, spending your time on the 20% and the ability to outsource. Keeping
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I really need to read this book again. I hardly remember the book or the movie. I do remember be very upset with how it ended. Not that it was a bad ending from a writing perspective but because, it’s not the ending I hoped for. I don’t want to give anything away if you
