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The British writer Nate White has written a description of Trump that cannot be beaten in terms of ingenuity.
As the last pages of your bullet journal fill up, it's time to ensure the next bullet journal is already on the shelf. The choices are plentiful. This raises the difficult question: Do I stick with my current format or make some changes?
I hope you feel like I do: I love reading books. To keep this passion for reading going, I follow Darious Forroux's advice from his book "Win Your Inner Battles." He says if you want to read more, buy more books. If you have more books, you have more choices. With choice—a large pile of unread books—you have no excuse not to read.
I often spend time with my son as a companion on the train or in sports halls. I wondered how I could be productive if only undisturbed for short periods. I tried different approaches and will tell you about my results. It is essential to be flexible and to find new ways.
In the second part, I discuss the last five rules based on Pete Williams' article to understand why being full of energy is no secret, even in old age.
Health and energy are not related to age. Based on Pete William's article, I will discuss the first five rules for being full of energy.
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