21 Things to Create a Better Life

By Todd Bottorff

Book Overview

In 21 Things to Create a Better Life, you will learn how to be healthier, wealthier and wiser by following 21 low-hassle, high-benefit items. These things are designed for the person who wants to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1596525266
• ISBN13: 9781596525269
• Release Date: March 2009
• Publisher: Turner
• Length: 126 Pages
• Weight: 0.44 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.4" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

Quick, Simple, and Realistic - about time.

21 Things to Create a Better Life by Todd Bottorff [2009, Turner Publishing] is a wonderfully simple way to make your everyday life better. This book is a collection of snippets (21, obviously) that help to relieve stress, make life more enjoyable, and simply make you feel better. Better yet, 21 Things is a quick read and it doesn't offer the work-laden or life altering advice of similar books. The suggestions are simple, common, and realistic. There's no way you can read this and not implement at least a majority of the suggestions. Whether you are looking for a way to relieve a little stress or want to give a quaint gift to a co-worker, friend, or boss; this book is for you. I was impressed by the readability, the ease, and the overall sense of "hey, I can do that!" that this work offers.

It's Simple to Change Your Life Today!

This handbook-sized volume makes the simple and straightforward assertion that anyone can change his life for the better starting today. It doesn't require a revolutionary restructuring or exotic philosophical approaches...it just takes the commitment to do some very basic, common-sense things. In about 100 easy-to-read pages Todd Bottorff lays out 21 simple things that we can all do and then challenges us to do the 21 things for 21 days. How hard is it, for example, to "start the day with a glass of water" or "get your news from a printed format?" The 21 things range from nutitional advice ("Drink Tea") to financial ("Only use debt to buy appreciating assets"). This book challenges us to do the things we ought to do daily anyway, like floss, count your blessings, and hug your spouse. "21 Things" is the perfect gift for anyone who is in a rut and can't figure out how to get started getting out of it. Or for anyone you care about. It's obvious to me that everyone who does the 21 Things will indeed create a better life.