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  If you’ve been in the habit of carelessly cramming your books wherever there’s an extra inch of   shelf space , it’s time to step up your organization game. A solid book organization system doesn’t just make it easier to find what you’re looking for — it also makes you more likely to actually pick up a book and read. Organizing your favorite reads doesn’t need to be complicated or time-consuming, either. We’ve rounded up a list of 12 easy, smart ways to organize your books — no professional librarian experience necessary. Pro Tip:  Before you organize your books, you may want to  declutter .  Here’s how to decide which books to keep or get rid of . 1. Separate your hard covers and paperbacks Flickr/Colby Gutierrez-Kraybill Divide your hardbacks and paperbacks for a cleaner, more streamlined look on your bookshelves. It’s also a great way to organize if you’re a visual person. 2. Arrange your books by color Honey We’re Home This organization strategy is ideal if you’re the type of rea

 The link between Wealth and Happiness 1 September 6, 2011 by Chris Nöthling Two weeks ago I had the good fortune to attend the WB Financial Annual Conference at the Sheraton Mirage at the Gold Coast, QLD. One of the key note speakers was the CEO of the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) – Mr Richard Klipin – who commented about the value of financial planning in the life of people. He stressed that good advice changes people’s lives and that there is a nobility to the financial planning profession that is missed by the impending FOFA legislation. Mr Klipin made reference to the AFA’s Back to Basics research carried out in 2010, which highlights that consumers who were involved in an advice relationship were better planned, happier with their investments and had greater peace of mind. The concern, however, is that with 2 in 10 Consumers in an advice relationship, Australians are under-advised, underinsured and under-saved. Mr Klipin spoke about AFA’s “Make a Plan” campaign which

  Qual facto histórico interessante a maior parte das pessoas desconhece? 1. Os jovens Steve Jobs e Bill Gates estavam conversando em 1991. 2. A cabine do famoso Millennium Falcon durante as filmagens de Star Wars. 3. É um dos restaurantes McDonald's originais, inaugurado em 1948. 4. O cantor Sting, o rapper Tupac e Madonna estavam bebendo e conversando juntos. 5. Você acredita que esta é a cidade de Brasília? Foi construída pela primeira vez em 1960 e hoje é a capital do Brasil. 6. Esta é a última foto do Titanic antes de afundar em abril de 1912. 7. O casamento de Joseph Goebbels (Propagandista nazista) O homem atrás dele de sobretudo e chapéu é Hitler, agindo como seu padrinho. 8. 8. Walt Disney e seu irmão Roy no dia da inauguração de seu estúdio. Sua mãe e esposas estavam junto com eles. 9. A linha de montagem de um carro Porsche 911 em Stuttgart, Alemanha, 1970. 10. O líder negro dos direitos civis Martin Luther King Jr. puxa uma cruz queimada em seu jardim em Atlanta, 1960,

  Do we Need $75,000 a Year to Be Happy? A new study by Princeton University researchers puts a figure on happiness: $75,000 a year By Belinda Luscombe   Monday, Sept. 06, 2010 Kelly Blair for Time Happiness caps at $75K People say money doesn't buy happiness. Except, according to a new study from Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School, it sort of does — up to about $75,000 a year. The lower a person's annual income falls below that benchmark, the unhappier he or she feels. But no matter how much more than $75,000 people make, they don't report any greater degree of happiness. Before employers rush to hold — or raise — everyone's salary to $75,000, the study points out that there are actually two types of happiness. There's your changeable, day-to-day mood: whether you're stressed or blue or feeling emotionally sound. Then there's the deeper satisfaction you feel about the way your life is going — the kind of thing Tony Robbins  tries to teach you 

  20 Life-Changing Books That Shape Your Thinking The more you read the more curious you become. Apr 27, 2021 Tomas Laurinavicius Over the last 3 years, I read more than 100 books. It has changed my life. I used to read very little in school. Once I discovered the business and self-help genre I started devouring books. It’s incredible how one book can change your perspective on life. But how do you find time to read? I’m glad you asked. I wrote an article on why you should  read every day  and how to do it. If you're an avid reader, check my detailed review of the  best ebook subscriptions . The Most Life-Changing Books If you can’t find time to read, the best way is to listen to audiobooks while commuting, working out or cooking. 👍 With  Amazon’s Audible  you get 2 audiobooks for free.  You can listen online or offline. You get to keep your audiobooks even if you cancel. Here are my top 20 books that will change your life. Read them to shape your thinking and improve your lifesty