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Declutter Your Life: 50 Steps To Help You Start Decluttering Your Mind And Start Organizing Your Home Life, Work Life And Personal Life Immediately
Is it safe to say that you get irritated in light of the fact that you are not keeping on top of things in your every day life? You cant seem to get out of that never ending hole of things to do? The only way to get over this is to take that leap into learning how to solve the problems in your life and take action.
This book is ideal for somebody wanting to learn the best ways of how to organize your life and get everything back to efficient, working order. This book gives an incredible beginning stage and will provide you with a mental diagram of the essential procedures that will prompt you towards better life organization
This is what you can expect to find within this book;
If you feel like you have not been able to go along with your day without worrying about something that shouldnt need worrying about, or you have too many tasks than you can physically handle, then this book is for you.
Scroll up to get your copy today!
This book is ideal for somebody wanting to learn the best ways of how to organize your life and get everything back to efficient, working order. This book gives an incredible beginning stage and will provide you with a mental diagram of the essential procedures that will prompt you towards better life organization
This is what you can expect to find within this book;
If you feel like you have not been able to go along with your day without worrying about something that shouldnt need worrying about, or you have too many tasks than you can physically handle, then this book is for you.
Scroll up to get your copy today!
66 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 13, 2018
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David Spencer
297 books15 followersDavid Spencer joined the Thomas More Law School on 11 February 2019. He has been at ACU since 2012 and was previously: Associate Dean of Learning and Teaching in the Faculty of Law and Business (2017-2019); Deputy Provost of the University (2012-2017); Executive Dean (Acting) in the newly established Faculty of Law and Business (2014). Prior to his work at ACU he was: Associate Dean (Academic) of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law at La Trobe University (2008-2012); and Associate Dean (Teaching & Learning) of the Faculty of Law at Macquarie University (2002-2008); Senior Lecturer-in-Law at Western Sydney University (2000-2002); Lecturer-in-Law at the University of Technology Sydney (1996-2000); and, Solicitor of the Supreme Court of NSW and the High Court of Australia (1992-2006).
He holds a Bachelor of Arts from Macquarie University, a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Sydney and a Master of Laws (by Research) from the University of Technology Sydney. David's main areas of research include contract law, civil procedure, dispute resolution and Higher Education theory and practice. He has authored: over 100 articles 7 books and monographs 4 book chapters over 80 case notes in refereed journals and, has been awarded several research grants.
In 2005 David won the Macquarie University Vice-Chancellor's Outstanding Teacher Award. In 2006 he won a Macquarie University Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning and in the same year a national Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning from the Carrick Institute.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts from Macquarie University, a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Sydney and a Master of Laws (by Research) from the University of Technology Sydney. David's main areas of research include contract law, civil procedure, dispute resolution and Higher Education theory and practice. He has authored: over 100 articles 7 books and monographs 4 book chapters over 80 case notes in refereed journals and, has been awarded several research grants.
In 2005 David won the Macquarie University Vice-Chancellor's Outstanding Teacher Award. In 2006 he won a Macquarie University Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning and in the same year a national Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning from the Carrick Institute.
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March 5, 2018
Needs editing
This book contains some really good info, but it's difficult to read because of poor editing. I would read again after editing.
This book contains some really good info, but it's difficult to read because of poor editing. I would read again after editing.
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