Richard Wiseman “59 Seconds”
January 11th, 2010
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Improving your life — becoming happier, more productive, and all that — takes a lot of time, doesn’t it? And it’s hard, hard work, isn’t it? Well. Maybe yes. Maybe no.
Psychologist Richard Wiseman has studied the studies and out-experted the experts to show us how we can make real, substantive changes in our lives in one minute or less. His book is called “59 Seconds.”
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