EFFORTLESS: Embrace the Easy Option

EFFORTLESS: Embrace the Easy Option

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Effortless by Greg McKeown Summary
Book Summaries

<h3>The one lesson Greg wants you to take away from Effortless is this: life doesn’t have to be as hard and complicated as we make it.</h3> <h3>My Favorite Quotes from Effortless</h3>

When we apply effortless actions to high-leverage activities the return on o ...

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