Smashed Avocado is Nicole Haddow’s story of how she turned her life around, from significantly in debt to becoming a property investor.
Tag: book review
Zero Waste Home | Bea Johnson – Book Summary
Zero Waste home is Bea Johnsons remarkable story of how her family almost completely eliminated their household waste – producing now less than one quart of garbage per year!
The Slight Edge | Jeff Olson – Book Summary
The Slight Edge proposes a new way of thinking. This method of processing information helps you make small daily choices that build to create a positive spiral.
Spenditude | Paul Gordon & Janine Robertson – Book Summary
Spenditude is written by a pair of finance experts, and is all about changing your underlying attitude and opinion of money to bring about meaningful change to your financial habits
You can negotiate anything | Herb Cohen – Book Summary
Written in 1980, Cohen shows that life is a constant stream of negotiations which occur in almost every avenue, including many which people don’t understand or are unwilling to recognise
2040 A handbook for the Regeneration | Damon Gameau
‘2040’ envisions what life might be like for Gameau’s daughter if we proactively tackled climate change with drastic changes our environment desperately needs.
The Happiness Advantage | Shawn Achor – Book Summary
In The Happiness Advantage, Achor explains his 7 principles that fuel success and performance at work and covers techniques to rewire your brain for happiness.
Tiny house: live small, dream big | Brent Heavener
Brent Heavener’s Tiny House is a book inspired by his original blogging and Instagram account (@TinyHouse) about alternative living arrangements.
Stillness is the key | Ryan Holiday – Book Summary
Stillness is the key by Holiday relates Stoicism to modern life, and explains how influential people have been able to channel its power to become successful.
How to Fail | Elizabeth Day – Book Summary
Learning how to fail is a very valuable lesson that anyone on the path to Financial Independence should learn, because ultimately the path to Financial Independence is paved with failure
