I used to travel to Sydney once a quarter to study marketing with the awesome folks at Basic Bananas back in 2016. Because my head will be jammed pack with all things marketing, I’d often buy a business book from the airport bookshop to read on the flight home. Typically, I’d read maybe a chapter […]
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A patient of mine recommended this book to me circa 2016/7 around the time when I rebranded my physio clinic. I was too busy being busy then I never read it. To be honest, I don’t think I would have appreciated and gotten as much out of it back then as I did now. Mother
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This is one of those books anyone who has embarked on a business or entrepreneurial journey will come across at some point. It is also one of those books you need to be ready for before you will appreciate it fully for what it is. When I first bought this book I was overwhelmed by
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I know, I know, as business books go, this certainly is a niche one. As an artist however, this book is compulsory reading. One of the biggest confusion that plagued me when I first decided to embrace my inner artist and let my music live is the matter of royalties. Whilst there’re loads of information
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Think Like A Monk is an excellent read for anyone who wishes to do life with less stress and more joy. Jay Shetty, having lived as a monk, serves gracefully as a gateway between ancient monk wisdom and modern-day living. Through enjoyable and relatable story telling, Jay demonstrates how he applies his learnings to deal
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I’m interested in reading Atomic Habits not only for my personal benefit but also to enhance my work as a physiotherapist. After 20 years in the field I can tell you being a physio is first and foremost about education and behavioural change – Your patient has an issue with their movement (A) and they
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