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DateIdeaBookWhat changedWhy
Idea Some things are up to you Book William B. Irvine, A Guide to the Good Life (2009) What changed The link left the idea page and moved to Still being checked. Why New evidence came in, and the readers who went through it did not agree on a label.
Idea Some things are up to you Book Marcus Aurelius, Meditations (c. 175) What changed The label changed from Echoes to Cites. Why We searched the whole book for the earliest source’s name and found passages the readers had not seen. The readers who went through it agreed on Cites.
Idea Believe it and it will come Book Norman Vincent Peale, The Power of Positive Thinking (1952) What changed The link left the idea page and moved to Still being checked. Why New evidence came in. The readers who went through it did not agree on a label.
Idea Believe it and it will come Book Barbara Ehrenreich, Bright-sided (2009) What changed The link left the idea page and moved to Still being checked. Why We have only one account of this book we may read, and when an account gives its own words rather than the book’s, we need two that agree.
Idea What you think, you become Book Steven C. Hayes, Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life (2005) What changed The link left the idea page and moved to Still being checked. Why We have only one account of this book we may read, and when an account gives its own words rather than the book’s, we need two that agree.
Idea You become what you repeatedly do Book Charles Duhigg, The Power of Habit (2012) What changed The link left the idea page and moved to Still being checked. Why We have only one account of this book we may read, and when an account gives its own words rather than the book’s, we need two that agree.
Idea Do the work, let go of the results Book Steven Pressfield, Turning Pro (2012) What changed The link left the idea page and moved to Still being checked. Why We have only one account of this book we may read, and when an account gives its own words rather than the book’s, we need two that agree.