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Pebbles of Perception: How a Few Good Choices Make All The Difference

by Laurence Endersen · 2014

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Pebbles of Perception looks at the decisions that shape a life most deeply. Drawing on the ideas of Charlie Munger, the author invites readers to stay curious, build character and make better choices.

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The chapters move across a broad range of everyday concerns, from lifelong learning and the pull of incentives to fear, hardship, marriage, negotiation, friendship, the art of listening, choosing a career, saving money, clear thinking and kindness. It is written for anyone who wants to think more carefully about the choices that matter most.

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