<ul><li>“He made only <a href="https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000015/">three motion pictures</a>, yet sixty years after his death he remains one of the world’s iconic movie stars.”</li><li>”Jimmy, in his few years, had lived as much as some people do by 90.” </li></ul>-<a href="http://havebookwilltravel.com/peter-l-winkler/">Peter L. Winckler</a>Jimmy Dean caused more to transpire socially than many of the great rulers of history*

Jimmy (James) Dean

“He seemed to be absolutely uncontrolled. But as I watched him develop in his role, I realized this young man is one of the most disciplined actors I have ever seen

“Everything he heard, everything he read, everything he did seemed to have new meaning for Jimmy. Until then he had understood everything, but now he was able to apply it. For the first time, acting made sense to him.” - Peter L. Winkler

Active Student

“He could hang on to anybody. Anybody that he felt he could get something out of - not money-wise or material-wise. He felt that any knowledge he could gain from anybody was valuable. As a matter of fact his time was valuable. He seemed to be in a hurry about something. I don’t know what. Maybe a feeling that he wasn’t going to live very long.” - Peter L. Winkler

Knowledge is Valuable

“He was an attentive listener and had a tenacious memory. He picked up a great deal from the people with whom he was associating, and he made it a point to study in detail any subjects discussed which were unfamiliar to him. In an amazingly short time he became well-versed in the subjects of modern art, contemporary literature, and progressive classical music.” - Peter L. Winkler

Variety Of Interests

Jimmy wanted to learn everything and compress what he knew into one energy force representing “something perfect.” He had to dance and sing, learn photography and <a href="https://m.facebook.com/20011366374/photos/a.10150264466086375/10151402515021375/?type=3">bullfighting</a>, because he knew that what he’d learn could come through in some other way, would make up qualities he would project as an artist - as an actor.” - Peter L. Winkler

“Something Perfect”

“I studied violin, played in concerts, tap-danced on theatre stages but most of all I like art, to mold and create things with my hands.””I think my life will be devoted to art and dramatics.””As one strives to make a goal in a game there should be a goal in this crazy world for each of us.””That’s what I’d like to be - a hermit. Then they couldn’t touch me. They’re all just a bunch of leeches.””I believe in freedom, not God. If you want to call freedom God, then you can say I believe in God, but I say I believe in freedom.””Discoveries can be inside the person.”

Jimmy (James) Dean is one of the most fascinating persons that has ever lived. He made an incredible impact on Hollywood and was fond of all genres of art and creation. One of my personal icons…

In the decades following his death, many of those who knew James Dean best––actors, directors, friends, lovers (both men and women), photographers, and Hollywood columnists––shared stories of their first-person experiences with him in interviews and in the articles and autobiographies they wrote. Their recollections of Dean became lost in fragile back issues of movie magazines and newspapers and in out-of-print books that are extremely hard to find. Until now. The Real James Dean is the first book of its kind: a rich collection spanning six decades of writing in which many of the people whose lives were touched by Dean recall their indelible experiences with him in their own words. Here are the memorable personal accounts of Dean from his high school and college drama teachers; the girl he almost married; costars like Rock Hudson, Natalie Wood, Jim Backus, and Raymond Massey; directors Elia Kazan, Nicholas Ray, and George Stevens; entertainer Eartha Kitt; gossip queen Hedda Hopper; the passenger who accompanied Dean on his final, fatal road trip; and a host of his other friends and colleagues.

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”Life is an art, not a science. Your mileage may vary. Take what you need and leave the rest.” - Austin Kleon

Life as Art

“When you pay attention to your life, it not only provides you with the material for your art, it also helps you fall in love with your life.” - Austin Kleon

Pay Attention

<ul><li>“Drawing is simply another way of seeing, which we don’t really do as adults.” - <a href="https://art21.org/artist/chris-ware/">Chris Ware</a></li><li>”Photography is an immediate reaction, drawing is a mediation.” - Henri Cartier-Bresson, <a href="https://www.magnumphotos.com/arts-culture/art/the-minds-eye/">The Mind’s Eye</a></li><li>”If you draw, the world becomes more beautiful, far more beautiful.” - E.O. Plaven</li><li>”Drawing is the discipline by which I constantly rediscover the world. I have learned that what I have not drawn, I have never really seen, and that when I start drawing an ordinary thing, I realize how extraordinary it is, sheer miracle.” - <a href="http://www.frederickfranck.org">Frederick Franck</a> </li></ul>

Drawing

“New ideas are formed by interesting juxtapositions, and interesting juxtapositions happen when things are out of place.” - Austin Kleon

Juxtapositions

”Art is also made out of what is ugly or repulsive to us. Part of the artist’s job is to help tidy up the place, to make order out of chaos, to turn trash into treasure, to show us beauty where we can’t see it.” - Austin Kleon

Repulsive Beauty

“No artist can work simply for results; he must also like the work of getting them.” - <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/15/nyregion/robert-f-capon-who-wrote-of-god-and-food-dies-at-87.html">Robert Farrar Capon</a>

Enjoying The Process

“Every day is a potential seed that we can grow into something beautiful.” - Austin Kleon

Planting Seeds

“Creativity is about connection - you must be connected to others in order to be inspired and share your own work - but it is also without disconnection. You must retreat from the world long enough to think, practice your art, and bring forth something worth sharing with others.” - Austin Kleon

Connection Vs. Disconnection

“There is no finish line or retirement for the creative person.” - Austin Kleon

Returem

”None of us know what will happen. Don’t spend time worrying about it. Make the most beautiful thing you can. Try to do that everyday. That’s it.”

”I think I need to keep being creative, not to prove anything but because it makes me happy just to do it… I think trying to be creative, keeping busy, has a lot to do with keeping you alive.”

”There is Art left to be made in this world.” (1956-2018) ❤️

“Keep Going” by Austin Kleon teaches the creative to maintain their endurance and energy. There is no retirement in the creative’s life…

The world is crazy. Creative work is hard. And nothing is getting any easier! In his previous books—Steal Like an Artistand Show Your Work!, New York Times bestsellers with over a million copies in print combined—Austin Kleon gave readers the key to unlock their creativity and then showed them how to share it. Now he completes his trilogy with his most inspiring work yet. Keep Going gives the reader life-changing, illustrated advice and encouragement on how to stay creative, focused, and true to yourself in the face of personal burnout or external distractions. Here is how to Build a Bliss Station—a place or fixed period where you can disconnect from the world. How to see that Every Day Is Groundhog Day—yesterday’s over, tomorrow may never come, so just do what you can do today. How to Forget the Noun, Do the Verb—stop worrying about being a “painter” and just paint. Keep working. Keep playing. Keep searching. Keep giving. Keep living. Keep Going. It’s exactly the message all of us need, at exactly the right time.

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Creativity

The world is crazy. Creative work is hard. And nothing is getting any easier!  In his previous books—Steal Like an Artistand Show Your Work!, New York Times bestsellers with over a million copies in print combined—Austin Kleon gave readers the key to unlock their creativity and then showed them how to share it. Now he completes his trilogy with his most inspiring work yet.  Keep Going gives the reader life-changing, illustrated advice and encouragement on how to stay creative, focused, and true to yourself in the face of personal burnout or external distractions. Here is how to Build a Bliss Station—a place or fixed period where you can disconnect from the world. How to see that Every Day Is Groundhog Day—yesterday’s over, tomorrow may never come, so just do what you can do today. How to Forget the Noun, Do the Verb—stop worrying about being a “painter” and just paint.  Keep working. Keep playing. Keep searching. Keep giving. Keep living. Keep Going. It’s exactly the message all of us need, at exactly the right time.

I’m a writer who draws. I make art with words and books with pictures. Author of Steal Like An Artist and other bestsellers. Visit my website: http://austinkleon.com/

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Keep Going

John Maeda is a graphic designer and computer scientist. His book, <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0262134721/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0262134721&linkCode=as2&tag=farnamstreet-20">The Laws of Simplicity</a>, proposes ten laws for simplifying complex systems in business and life.Think of it as simplicity 101.

Subtracting the obvious, and adding the meaningful

Technology has made our lives more full, yet at the same time we’ve become uncomfortably “full.”

Simplicity = Sanity

The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.

1 Reduce

Organization makes a system of many appear fewer.

2 Organize

Savings in time feel like simplicity.

Knowledge makes everything simpler.

4 Learn

Simplicity and complexity need each other.

5 Differences

What lies in the periphery of simplicity is definitely not peripheral.

6 Context

More emotions are better than less.

7 Emotion

Some things can never he made simple.

9 Failure

Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious, and adding the meaningful.

10 The One

In addition to the ten Laws, Maeda offers three Keys to achieving simplicity in the technology domain. 1 AWAY More appears like less by simply moving it far, far away. 2 OPEN Openness simplifies complexity. 3 POWER Use less, gain more.

Three Keys

When in doubt, just remove. But be careful of what you remove. … When it is possible to reduce a system’s functionality without significant penalty, true simplification is realized.

The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through reduction

Simplicity is about the unexpected pleasure derived from what is likely to be insignificant and would otherwise go unnoticed.

What is simplicity about? 

The best designers in the world all squint when they look at something. They squint to see the forest from the trees-to find the right balance. Squint at the world. You will see more, by seeing less.

Squint at the world

When forced to wait, life seems unnecessarily complex. Savings in time feel like simplicity. … A shot from the doctor hurts less when it happens quickly, and even less when we know that the shot will save our lives.

Time Savings

This is true for any object, no matter how difficult. The problem with taking time to learn a task is that you often feel you are wasting time, a violation of the third Law. We are well aware of the dive-in-head-first approach-“I don’t need the instructions, let me just do it.” But in fact this method often takes longer than following the directions in the manual.

Knowledge makes everything simpler

Remember, “Technology and life only become complex if you let it be so.”

These 10 laws about how to reach simplicity and exploit it for better work and life are really enlightening.

John Maeda's book, The Laws of Simplicity, proposes ten laws for simplifying complex systems in business and life. Think of it as simplicity 101.

Understand yourself and those around you.

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Technology & The Future

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Time Management

The Laws of Simplicity - John Maeda

Raising windhorse is the abrupt and spontaneous magical process of letting go of fixed mind.This instantaneous process, combined with the gradual, developmental process of letting go of ego fixation, brings the experience of authentic presence.(To manifest authentic presence fully, these two abrupt and gradual processes work hand-in-hand within the further practice of the four dignities: meek, perky, outrageous, and inscrutable.)

Raising Windhorse - Authentic Presence

To raise windhorse is basically to rouse the energy of basic goodness into a wind of delight and power.Windhorse invokes and actualizes the living aspect of fearlessness and bravery as it casts out depression and doubt on the spot. Not in a sense of exorcising depression and doubt, however - because raising windhorse transcends hesitation and doubt, allowing tremendous wakefulness to take place and cheering us up in the process.

Windhorse: Basic Goodness & Wakefulness

Windhorse provides an unending source of power because it is grounded in the experience of egolessness.Practitioners are connected to the energy of windhorse once they have developed an unshakable trust in basic goodness and the cosmic mirror.(The cosmic mirror is the unconditioned state of being that is without beginning or end. It allows reality to be perceived as it is, and for its sacredness and wisdom.)

Windhorse: Power & Wisdom

When we draw down the power and depth of vastness into a single perception, then we are discovering and invoking magic. By magic we do not mean unnatural power over the phenomenal world, but rather the discovery of innate or primordial wisdom in the world as it is. The wisdom we are discovering is wisdom without beginning, something naturally wise, the wisdom of the cosmic mirror.﻿

Drala: the magical quality of existence, the natural wisdom, that recognizes both you and your reality as reflections of the cosmic mirror - your human wisdom is one with the power of things as they are.<ul><li>External drala: harmony in one’s environment that encourages awareness and attention to detail</li><li>Internal drala: harmony in one’s body and connection to phenomenal world</li><li>Secret drala: (aka. windhorse) result of external and internal dralas; tremendous wakefulness and nowness in one's state of mind</li></ul>

Windhorse: External, Internal, & Secret Dralas

The warrior who experiences windhorse feels the joy and sorrow of love in everything he does. He feels hot and cold, sweet and sour, simultaneously. Whether things go well or things go badly, whether there is success or failure, he feels sad and delighted at once. In that way, the warrior begins to understand the meaning of unconditional confidence.

Unconditional confidence is not having confidence in something, but is remaining in the state of confidence, free from competition or one-upmanship. This unconditional state happens when you simply have an unwavering state of mind that needs no reference point. Unconditional confidence contains<ul><li>gentleness, because the notion of fear does not arise</li><li>sturdiness, because there is ever-present resourcefulness</li><li>joy, because trusting in the heart brings a greater sense of humor</li></ul>

Windhorse: Unconditional Confidence

Basic goodness is our basic, original nature that is undiluted and unconfused - an innate wakefulness experienced through the point of view of the cosmic mirror.You do not possess basic goodness - you are basic goodness itself.Basic goodness isn't an arbitrary idea; the world is good because we can experience its goodness. We can experience synchrony, harmony, and oneness with our world.

Basic Goodness

We are not talking here about an intellectual revelation; we are speaking of actual experience. We are talking about how we actually perceive reality.

“The expression of basic goodness is always connected with gentleness—not feeble, lukewarm, milk-and-honey gentleness, but wholehearted, perky gentleness with good head and shoulders."Gentleness comes naturally from experiencing the absence of doubt. Doubtlessness comes from trusting in the heart, from having experienced your body and mind synchronized together.

Basic Goodness: Gentleness & Trust

“Synchronizing mind and body is looking and seeing directly beyond language.” Not because you disrespect language, but because internal dialogue hinders your experience of the cosmic mirror.By means of sense perceptions and mind, you are accurate and absolutely direct in relating with the world. This ability is synonymous with fearlessness. Your fearless vision allows you to see your perfect right to be, and to see how the universe provides you its basic hospitality.Visual perception helps you develop mind-body synchronization. You see properly and you genuinely appreciate the world.

Mind-Body Synchronization

The warrior of meek is modest, unconditionally confident, with a vast mind. Modest in the sense that you feel true and genuine. Confident like a tiger who is walking in the jungle, not searching for prey, but is self-satisfied and modest, who appreciates his own body and rhythm. Vast mind that is uplifted and beyond the limits, appreciative of the “now.”“Like the tiger in the jungle, you are both relaxed and energized.”

Meek Warrior

…because you respect yourself, you do not have to depend on gain and victory. And because you trust yourself, it is unnecessary to be fearful of others. […]So meekness provides vast vision and confidence. The four dignities begin from this humble and dutiful but vast vision, which at the same time sees the details with a sense of meticulousness.

The warrior of perky resembles a youthful snow lion, is unconditionally cheerful, constantly disciplined and enjoying discipline. The two stages of perky are the experience of an uplifted, joyful mind and the resting in the trust that comes from meekness.Uplifted, joyful mind helps the warrior develop artfulness. Trust and doubtlessness help the warrior stay aware, clear, precise, never confused as to what to accept or reject. Perky results in a wholesome, synchronized body and mind. The warrior is humble, uplifted, fundamentally youthful, who has attained a wholesome life.

Perky Warrior

The warrior of outrageous isn’t unreasonable. You are outrageous in the sense of possessing the strength and power of warriorship, having gone completely beyond fear and hope.The garuda symbolizes outrageousness. She hatches full-grown from her egg, spreading her wings beyond the limits, soaring into outer space. Nothing obstructs her vast mind. Vast mind has gone beyond the beyond.There is no intention to measure progress, no fear, no imperfection. The warrior is outrageous because she is trained in meek and perky. She has immense capabilities to work with others.

Outrageous Warrior

The warrior of inscrutable is represented by the dragon, an energetic, powerful, and unwavering being. The dragon stands with the meek tiger, the perky lion, and the outrageous garuda.The state of inscrutable is gentleness developed from fearlessness, which allows you to be noncommittal with a sense of humor, resembling a dragon who enjoys resting in the sky. You are settled, solid, relaxed, open, and fearless. You are self-contained. Noncommittal as in uninterested in confirmation. Inscrutable expresses through fearlessness, warmth, genuineness. You proceed playfully, unhurriedly.

Inscrutable Warrior

When you are at ease, you find a state of true healthy mind. The cultivation of inscrutability is to learn to be. It has been said that everyone possesses the potentiality to be confident. When we speak of confidence here we refer to enlightened confidence—not to confidence in something, but just to being confident. This confidence is unconditional. Inscrutability is a spark that is free from any analytical scheme.

There is a basic human wisdom that can help solve the world’s problems. It doesn’t belong to any one culture or region or religious tradition—though it can be found in many of them throughout history. It’s what Chögyam Trungpa called the sacred path of the warrior. The sacred warrior conquers the world not through violence or aggression, but through gentleness, courage, and self-knowledge. The warrior discovers the basic goodness of human life and radiates that goodness out into the world for the peace and sanity of others. That’s what the Shambhala teachings are all about, and this is the book that has been presenting them to a wide and appreciative audience for more than twenty years.

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Philosophy

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Religion & Spirituality

The classic guide to enlightened living that first presented the Buddhist path of the warrior to a Western audience There is a basic human wisdom that can help solve the world’s problems. It doesn’t belong to any one culture or region or religious tradition—though it can be found in many of them throughout history. It’s what Chögyam Trungpa called the sacred path of the warrior. The sacred warrior conquers the world not through violence or aggression, but through gentleness, courage, and self-knowledge. The warrior discovers the basic goodness of human life and radiates that goodness out into the world for the peace and sanity of others.   Interpreting the warrior's journey in contemporary terms, Trungpa shows that, in discovering the basic goodness of human life, the warrior learns to radiate that goodness out into the world for the peace and sanity of others. That’s what the Shambhala teachings are all about—and this is the book that has been presenting them to a wide and appreciative audience for more than twenty years.

Chögyam Trungpa

Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior

Meaning : To ask for help when you don't need it. Sentence : You have cried wolf so many times that no one believes you when you're really hurt.

Crying Wolf

Meaning : Can’t you speak? (Usually said to embarrass the other person). Sentence : I just saw you kissing my boyfriend. What’s the matter? Cat got your tongue?

Cat Got Your Tongue

Meaning : To just barely get by or make it. Sentence : Lester made the dance team by the skin of his teeth; you can tell he hasn't been dancing jazz for very long.

By The Skin Of Your Teeth

Meaning : To be nervous.Sentence : John had butterflies in his stomach before he went on stage to play the violin.

Butterflies In My Stomach 

Meaning : A quick temper. Sentence : He is known for his short fuse; just a few days ago he screamed at his coach for not letting him play.

A Short Fuse

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Personal Development

Common Idioms 

Meaning : RarelySentence : Once in a blue moon I go to the cinema, only when there's a film I really, really want to see.

Once In A Blue Moon

Meaning : To spoil somethingSentence : I hate to rain on your parade, but I think your A in chemistry was actually a clerical error.

Rain On Someone's Parade

Meaning : It looks good from a distance, but when you look closer, there are problems.Sentence : The newly appointed art teacher assigned a new task to each pupil. Although they got excited as the project seemed easy to them, they didn’t realize that the devil is in the details.

The Devil Is In The Details 

Meaning : The first people who arrive will get the best stuffSentence : The admissions in this college get filled in very early. If you really want to enroll your son here then you should remember that the early bird catches the worm.

The Early Bird Gets The Worm

Meaning :	The big issue, the problem people are avoidingSentence : When he arrived at the meeting yesterday, he had a huge black eye. He gave us no explanation, and nobody dared ask him about it. So we sat there for the whole morning with this elephant in the room.

The Elephant In The Room 

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Idioms 

Meaning : Go to sleepSentence : I've got to get up early tomorrow, so I'm going to hit the sack.

Hit The Sack

Meaning : Stop working on somethingSentence : I'm getting a bit tired now - let's call it a day.

Call It A Day

Meaning : To get something over with because it is inevitableSentence : When the time comes, I’ll bite the bullet and take my punishment without a fuss.

Bite The Bullet

Meaning : Avoid saying what you mean, usually because it is uncomfortable.Sentence : If you want to ask me, just ask; don’t beat around the bush.”

Beat Around The Bush 

Meaning : Something commonSentence : For savvy shoppers, deals are a dime a dozen

A Dime A Dozen

Idioms you should use

David, here it is, my philosophy is basically this, and this is something that I live by, and I always have, and I always will:

In the episode of The Office "The Duel", Dunder Mifflin's CFO David Wallace meets with Michael Scott to discuss the Scranton branch's success in the midst of economic decline. David is trying to find what Michael is "doing right".Michael, assuming he was in trouble, is completely unprepared for such a question. But Michael being Michael tries his best

What's His Secret?

Don't ever, for any reason, do anything to anyone for any reason ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who, or who you are with, or where you are going, or where you've been... ever, for any reason whatsoever...

While Michael's response appears to be a random collection of phrases and he himself admits he didn't know where he was going with his train of thought, there is some wisdom to be found in his long-winded and repetitive philosophy, especially when put into the context of the rest of the show.

Nonsense Or Genius

Perhaps it could have been phrased a bit more eloquently, but if we boil it down and study Michael Scott during the day to day at Dunder Mifflin Scranton, we begin to notice a style: simplicity and minimalism."Don't ever, for any reason, do anything to anyone for any reason ever...."While some may disagree, I've noticed that Michael seems to essentially leave his employees alone, trusting them to do their jobs.

Minimalist Management

Obviously this isn't entirely true, as we do see Michael conduct meetings, call employees to his office, make conference calls, etc., but generally we don't see Michael "micromanaging", he has actually stated he doesn't like to be micromanaged.

Sometimes your laziness borders on incompetence.

Of course, doing nothing and not caring at all doesn't work when it comes to leadership.Michael's management style isn't perfect and obviously doesn't work for everyone. He has been called out (many many times) for his nonsensical and distracting theatrics.But if we know Michael Scott at all, we know he is not uncaring, and when it comes down to the wire he pulls through (did I stutter?

Apathy Vs. Minimalism

As with everything in life, there is a balance to management.One of my previous employers bordered on extreme micromanagement. She scheduled everything. Literally everything. There is definitely such a thing as over-involvement in your employees work.Another of my managers leaned more to the other extreme, whose lack of involvement allowed drama and incompetence to grow.The sweet spot is somewhere in between: structure is necessary in the workplace, but so is freedom. A manager must be available to their employees, not too involved and not too distant.

Finding The Balance

Pobody's nerfect.Experience in management and sales helped Michael Scott find the balance between minimalist and micromanagement, even if he didn't know how to express his own philosophy.He trusted his team to do the work. He thrived under lack of supervision, and his branch did too.A little humor helps too!

World's Best Boss

These are just some observations I've made during my (many) rewatches of The Office. Transferring departments at work recently has let me see different management styles and the office gives me a comedic lens to compare them.

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Somehow, I Manage: Examining the management style of Michael G. Scott

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<a href="https://www.headspace.com/">Headspace</a> is an app mainly specialized for meditation, sleep and mindfulness. The app’s Focus tab has options tailored specifically to workplace situations. For someone who is easily distracted but enjoys a little background noise, Headspace’s nature soundscapes provide just enough ambience; “Cabin Downpour” and “Redwood Canopy” are personal favorites. <a href="https://www.headspace.com/">Price: $13/month, $70/year</a>

Headspace

<a href="https://getpocket.com/en/">Pocket</a> is a social bookmarking service made by Mozilla Corporation for storing, sharing, and discovering web bookmarks.Collect industry headlines, sync them to your phone, and focus as you read the articles offline. The basic service is free. There is also Pocket Premium which gives the following features: <ul><li>Build a permanent library of everything you saved</li><li>Read in a custom & add-free space</li><li>Enhanced searching & tagging</li><li>Unlimited highlights</li></ul> <a href="https://getpocket.com/premium?ep=1">Price: Free or $5/month, $45/year</a>

Pocket

Stay focused, automate what you can, and let your phone handle the hard stuff.

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Keep Going

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Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior

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Idioms

Idioms you should use

Somehow, I Manage: Examining the management style of Michael G. Scott

6 Apps That Take the Grind out of Your Workday

Amazing Digital Nomad Stats, Trends and Facts 2022

It's time to
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Real James Dean

Keep Going

The Laws of Simplicity - John Maeda

Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior

Common Idioms

Idioms

Idioms you should use

Somehow, I Manage: Examining the management style of Michael G. Scott

6 Apps That Take the Grind out of Your Workday

Amazing Digital Nomad Stats, Trends and Facts 2022

It's time to Read like a Pro.

It's time to
Read like a Pro.