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Tim Ferriss wrote the wonderful book The 4-Hour Work Week about how to automate your work so you can go live anywhere in the world and do whatever you want to do.
The snag for me right off the bat is that I’m not sure I want a 4 hour work week. I reckon the ideal [...]

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Here is the first Creative Maverick daily habit for you to try:
At the beginning of the day when you first wake up, ask these 2 questions:
ONE: “If I was set for life, didn’t need the money and was not already committed, would I choose to do what I am about to do today?”
Write down your [...]

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There’s a problem with this incessant goal-setting that so many coaches are into.
It places a focus on the future and suggests relentless action and compromise in the present to get there. When you achieve that goal, you allow yourself a brief period of rejoicing and then set a new one. Urg, I feel a sense [...]

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This is the personal blog of John Williams, author of "Screw work, let's play: How to do what you love & get paid for it" to be published by Pearson in June 2010.

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