Fuelism #1022
Posted on 01 Jan, 1970
You get in life, what you have the courage to ask for.
Great Fuel For Life
The Four Agreements
A Practical Guide to Personal Freedomby Don Miguel Ruiz
The Story of My Experiments with Truth
An Autobiographyby Mahatma Gandhi
Ascending with Both Feet on the Ground
Words to Awaken your Heartby Jeff Brown
The Untethered Soul
The Journey Beyond Yourselfby Michael A. Singer
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The 5 Best Things About Being in Your 30s
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How to Make New Friends and Keep the Old as a Young Adult
It is not possible to tickle yourself. If your brain predicts the tickle from information it already has, it doesn't respond in the same way as it would if someone else was doing the tickling.
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Wow! This book lulled me into a false sense of security, and then came at me with such tour de force with its juggernaut ending. Fuel is crafted beautifully, and I found myself going back to re-read many of this author's words because of they way they were ingeniusly assembled. I'm huge into running, it's a very essential part of my life. This is one of the best, if not the best running book I've ever read. I highly recommend it to you running folk who love a good underdog story.
- Ally Summers -.
(Runner from California)
(Runner from California)
