Personal Productivity & Performance

Have you ever seen a book that you would love to read, but you know that you simply won’t find the time to read it? Would you love to learn more on specific topics to advance your career, learn new skills or grow yourself and your knowledge?

If you go to a bookstore or library, you probably see a lot of books that you would ideally love to read, or when you hear of your friends or colleagues start talking about their latest reading journey you might feel envious to read the same books.

So you love to read, you know you need to read to gain knowledge quickly and you want to read аѕ mаnу books аѕ you can…

But, do you really have all the time to read everything that you want to?

Do you love coffee? Perhaps you have it every day but have heard or noticed in your own body that it’s not the best choice for your long term health? You’re not alone, American consumers in the U.S. drank an average of almost two cups of coffee per day and the average person spends $21.32 on coffee each week — and this average includes non-coffee drinkers.

But did you know that drinking coffee daily is a poor health choice, worse still it can have some serious long term health effects.