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Books can change your life. They did mine. The information contained within their pages can help you make millions of dollars, break bad habits and addictions, lose weight, get the girl or guy of your dreams, develop lasting relationships, travel the world, earn financial freedom to do whatever you want, and achieve your wildest dreams.<br/>The issue, however, is that reading books takes time. And it’s time well spent, no doubt. But it leaves us optimizers out there are asking the question, “What if I could learn all that information, but in 1/10th the time?” And the answer is, you can.<br/>The Self Improvement Almanac distills down 25 of my favorite self improvement books to the most important pieces of information, so you can get all the essentials in 1/10th the time. It’s broken down into 5 categories: Productivity, Personal Finance, Personal Development, Entrepreneurship + Career, and Health.<br/>It includes summaries from books like: The Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss Atomic Habits by James Clear Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Love For Imperfect Things by Haemin Sunim Deep Work by Cal Newport How Not To Die by Dr. Michael Greger & Gene Stone And many more!<br/>Worried you won’t get the full learnings with just a summary? You can always read the full book later if you need to. But more often than not, you just need to start. You just need to take the first step and apply the key concepts.<br/>If you’ve already read some of these books, that’s great. The Almanac offers a refresher on the key takeaways, and a chance for you to start applying those principles again (because everyone falls off the wagon sometimes and needs a gentle reminder to get back on).<br/>You’ll learn things like: How to grow your wealth by optimizing each step in the “personal finance ladder” [Page 16 The most common eating routines of centenarians (so you too can live to be 100!) [Page 37] How to reduce stress and burnout by picking the right things to focus on [Page 25] A simple