21 Things to Create a Better Life (Good Things to Know)

Bottorff, Todd

ISBN 10: 1596525266 / ISBN 13: 9781596525269

Published by Turner, 2009

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: 21 Things to Create a Better Life (Good Things to Know)
• Publisher: Turner
• Publication Date: 2009
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1596525266
• ISBN 13: 9781596525269
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

In 21 Things to Create a Better Life, you will learn how to be healthier, wealthier and wiser by following 21 low-hassle, high-benefit items. These things are designed for the person who wants to build a better life, but doesn't have the time to invest in change. See how simple things can make a big difference.

Review

Even the least enthusiastic reader will find it easy to zip through this little book, which presents easy, do-able tips (Hug your spouse, reduce your stress in three minutes per day) for making each day a little brighter. --Inforum

I love the 21 Things. It offers a wonderfully simple way to get your life moving in a positive direction. --Mary Hance, The Tennessean

Some of history's most momentous books run fewer than 100 pages: The Communist Manifesto, for instance, barely tops 50. Award-winning publisher and Nashville native Todd Bottorff's 21 Things to Create a Better Life is a wee bit longer-125 pages-but no less revolutionary. The first installment in the Things series of books under Turner Publishing's Trade Paper Press, 21 Things skips the Chicken Soup--style platitudes to offer low-hassle, high-benefit measures that all but guarantee a healthier, happier, more rewarding life. Stressed? Take five deep breaths. Marriage trouble? Hug your spouse every day. Losing friends? Floss. Want to know more? Buy this book. --Nashville Scene, Christopher Clancy

You have a winner here! You say things I didn't know, reminded me of things I'd forgotten, and both will help reduce stress and increase overall emotional and physical health and well being. To top it all off the book is profound in its simplicity and doesn't take a week to read. --John Lee, Author of When the Buddha Met Bubba