Monday, January 12, 2009

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Alfred Gockel Moved By The Music VWassily Kandinsky UpwardWassily Kandinsky In Blue
above-mentioned “Slowing Down to the Speed of life”, but he’s more famous for this book (actually a series of books that started with book was going to be about competitive running, and in some ways it is, but really it’s about a philosophy of life, of living life to its fullest in every way. Sheehan’s essays are beautiful and inspiring. He’s written a bunch of excellent books, but this one was written after he learned he had a terminal disease. 10. Upgrade Your life, by Gina Trapani. This is lifehacker in book form — all the tips and tricks that will help you turn technology from something that distracts and overwhelms you into something that makes you more productive and effectivethis book). The book’s title becomes more meaningful when you hear the subtitle: “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff — and it’s all small stuff”. This book teaches you to keep things in perspective and in doing so, stop stressing out about things. It teaches you to appreciate the things — and especially people — around you. Really an excellent book. 9. Running to Win, by George Sheehan. Sheehan was a running philosopher. I thought this

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