Just started this book, Don’t shoot the dog, by Karen Pryor. Recommended by Tim Ferriss.
When I have done reading it I will edit this post with some reflections and feedback 🙂
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Over the last 6 years I have managed to find the love of my life and create a family, create a successful business and know when to quit (maybe a bit late) and moved into a lifestyle of investing. Currently working on a passive income to replace my previous income, we are about 50% of the way towards it) I am passionate about helping guys become more fullfilled in their life by addressing micro problems one at a time in the sphere of Health, Wealth and Wisdom.
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