Tao of Your GameEbook Tao of Your Game. Tao of Your Game is a book I wrote for you to share that I see life as a game where playing is living and living is constant movement – this is to be alive. In this sense, life is a game and the game is life, meaning that you need to grow your imagination and discover new ways of doing things in order to achieve results you couldn’t achieve before and see views you haven’t seen yet. I’m willing to share with you what I’ve learned – my way of living, the methods and mindset that work for me, but the best I can do is to encourage you to listen to yourself, explore and recognize what works for you. |
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| Title | Tao of Your Game |
| Author | Bozhana Ivanova |
| Editor | Petro Abrykosov |
| Contributor | Martina Ivanova |
| Publisher | Lulu Press, Inc, 2020 |
| ISBN | 1716538947, 9781716538940 |
| Subjects | › › Body, Mind & Spirit / General Self-Help / Creativity Self-Help / Personal Growth / General |
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