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    Kintsugi Method: The Optimal Path to a Life Less Ordinary

    By J Ten

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    Find your path to extraordinary life with Kintsugi Method.

    Living an extraordinary life feels great. You wake up smiling, like a kid who’s about to unwrap gifts on Christmas morning. You wake up knowing that something great is going to happen today and something actually does. At night, you go to sleep tired, but with the same big smile you had in the morning. And every day is like that.

    You might think this couldn’t happen. But it can. All it takes is one chance, one idea, one decision, one move – a curve in your path that completely transforms your fate.

    We spend our lives working hard, putting up with all sorts of challenges and stresses, waiting for that one magical moment. Yet it never comes for most of us. But what if you could engineer this sudden and extraordinary change at will?

    No, you don’t need to change your habits, take up meditation, or start thinking positively. You need something more potent than that. You need a clever way to design new paths in life – paths that fill you with joy and happiness.

    Inside this book, you’ll find a step-by-step method for designing new life paths. All you’ll need is a pen, paper, and about 15 minutes of free time. But it’ll make you look at your life in a completely new way.

    The Kintsugi Method is based on a simple algorithm, inspired by Japanese philosophy, quantum mechanics, and artificial intelligence. If this sounds unusual, that’s because it is. You’re about to read one of the most unusual books released this year. Some people hate it. Some people don’t get it. Some people say it’s a gem that completely transformed their lives. But everybody agrees that Kintsugi Method is full of fascinating stories, good science, and spiritual insight. Most importantly, it’ll teach you a simple and practical technique for how to think differently and design an extraordinary life for you and people you care about.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ Ten
    Release dateMar 10, 2020
    ISBN9780463612316
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