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Book Review: Work The System

Posted on January 10, 2009 by Michael Ray Hopkin

“If it is true ‘a life’s mechanical functioning is a result of the systems that compose it,’ then getting what one wants in life lies in continuously improving those systems.” This is the heart of the book WORK THE SYSTEM: The Simple Mechanics of Working Less and Making More. Early in his career the author, [...]

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