How to Live Smarter: Helpful Hints to an Easier Life
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Described as the swiss-army knife of contemporary Australian culture, containing just about everything (over 1,000 tips) a person aged 14-30 should be taught (but usually isn?t) in order to live a comfortable and stress free life. Written in a frank, humorous, down-to-earth, easy to read style, the book has been produced based on the theory that the majority of young Australians do not have the time nor the patience to read an entire non-fiction book solely just about one topic (and if they attempt to they soon become bored because of the rigid style in which the information has been written). Australia is the largest consumer of magazines in the world, and hence it has condensed 23 differing chapters that will interest nearly every single reader that falls under the 14-30yr demographic. The book is a non-fiction, tongue-in-cheek, yet very informative self-help book designed to share knowledge and life lessons which will help the reader improve the remainder of their life. The Introduction can be viewed by logging on to www.livesmarter.com.au. How to get what you want, How to pay less for everything, Negotiation tips, Renting tips, Going on holidays?
(savings advice & scams to watch out for when travelling), Credit cards (from lowering your interest rate to obtaining your credit report), Making extra money on the side, Gambling tips, Tips for winning competitions, Get out of work excuses (Day/s off excuses, Late for work excuses, Leave work early excuses, Tips for bludging at work), How to manage your time better, Public speaking tips, Job hunting insights (from writing your resume to how to ace the interview), Lose the flab, Knowing how to choose fruits and vegetables, How to make coffee taste as good as it should, All you need to know about wine, Preventing hangovers, How to prepare for emergencies, Chess ? how to check-mate in four moves, Is your partner cheating on you? (Over 100 clues to determine if they are, and how to catch them), How to spot a liar, and Tonnes of helpful advice to guide you in life.
Author: James Parker
Format: Paperback, 280 pages
Published: 2005, El Maestro, Australia
Genre: Self Improvement: General
Description
Described as the swiss-army knife of contemporary Australian culture, containing just about everything (over 1,000 tips) a person aged 14-30 should be taught (but usually isn?t) in order to live a comfortable and stress free life. Written in a frank, humorous, down-to-earth, easy to read style, the book has been produced based on the theory that the majority of young Australians do not have the time nor the patience to read an entire non-fiction book solely just about one topic (and if they attempt to they soon become bored because of the rigid style in which the information has been written). Australia is the largest consumer of magazines in the world, and hence it has condensed 23 differing chapters that will interest nearly every single reader that falls under the 14-30yr demographic. The book is a non-fiction, tongue-in-cheek, yet very informative self-help book designed to share knowledge and life lessons which will help the reader improve the remainder of their life. The Introduction can be viewed by logging on to www.livesmarter.com.au. How to get what you want, How to pay less for everything, Negotiation tips, Renting tips, Going on holidays?
(savings advice & scams to watch out for when travelling), Credit cards (from lowering your interest rate to obtaining your credit report), Making extra money on the side, Gambling tips, Tips for winning competitions, Get out of work excuses (Day/s off excuses, Late for work excuses, Leave work early excuses, Tips for bludging at work), How to manage your time better, Public speaking tips, Job hunting insights (from writing your resume to how to ace the interview), Lose the flab, Knowing how to choose fruits and vegetables, How to make coffee taste as good as it should, All you need to know about wine, Preventing hangovers, How to prepare for emergencies, Chess ? how to check-mate in four moves, Is your partner cheating on you? (Over 100 clues to determine if they are, and how to catch them), How to spot a liar, and Tonnes of helpful advice to guide you in life.
How to Live Smarter: Helpful Hints to an Easier Life